Durin's Diary

Chapter 583 The Great Era

Yelena left, and Dulin stood by the balcony holding his sister.

The little guy was beaten and scolded by his mother. Now he was tilting his head and not saying a word.

Du Lin stroked her head until Spencer came over and hugged Du Lin's sister.

Du Lin glanced at his mother and said goodbye, and his mother hugged him and then walked Du Lin out of the room.

At the end of the corridor, Du Lin stood behind his sister who was sitting on a chair. She looked at the damaged photo album on the coffee table in silence.

Du Lin sat on the other side of her and saw the redness in her eyes: "Sister didn't mean it."

"I know, so I'm not really angry. It's just that I just realized you were right. Without it, I find that I can hardly remember what Jack looked like. The old him lives in front of me, and the future him lives in my memory. I naively thought I would remember him forever, but I didn't expect that my memory is as ridiculous as my feelings."

At this point, Yelena sighed and looked at Du Lin: "Do you have any ideas?"

"Yes." Du Lin nodded.

"What method can keep me away from the pain of betrayal and oblivion?" Yelena stared at Du Lin.

"Serve a cause higher than the nation and the people." After saying this, Dulin stood up and patted Yelena's shoulder with his right hand. "Just like you and Jack did before, the slaves have been liberated, but there will always be oppression in this world. You need to prove your ideals and prevent this from happening again."

"What about you? Why don't you help us? I think your theory is more profound than the secretaries'." Yelena asked in confusion.

In response, Du Lin shook his head: "My theory is too advanced for this land. No one will understand my ideas or my point of view. My theory will only bring destruction and bloodshed."

After saying that, Du Lin stood up and left.

The most important thing for a person is to understand who he is. Just as a person is a life of desire, there are very few humans who can control their desire, and creatures controlled by desire are crawling all over the ground.

Dühring's theory has a premise - that is, the world must lose all its gods.

Humans will face their own desires, killing each other like wild beasts, with blood flowing on the earth, and everyone struggling desperately for a future of community.

There will be no mercy, no compassion, and there is only one answer to what to do: kill.

Du Lin didn't want such a future to unfold before him. He lost too much that night. He didn't want future generations to witness such a desperate situation. If possible, he was willing to let his generation shed blood and sacrifice their lives for a better future.

It's a pity that this is just an old man's dream. History is like a long scroll, fifteen thousand years, full of records of suffering and page after page of blood and tears.

Every generation has its own sufferings to face.

In this world, there are ballast stones like gods. Everyone will carefully consider their own desires, and when facing the real gods, believers will be more or less restrained.

It's ridiculous, right? But it's the truth.

Du Lin returned to the hall, but everyone had left. He sat on a small chair.

The snow leopard cubs that were adopted before have grown up now. They ran across the hall, then noticed Du Lin, ran back, and rested their heads on Du Lin's legs, one on the left and one on the right.

It seems like he's living a good life.

Du Lin stroked the little creatures in front of him, and they snored comfortably. Until Lid appeared behind Du Lin.

She reached out and put her arms around Du Lin's neck: "Mr. Du Lin's mood has become very bad again. What's wrong?"

She had questions, but the girl wouldn't look for them herself.

Du Lin reached out and patted the back of her hand: "My stupid sister destroyed my sister's photo album."

Some things are enough here.

Reed knew that Yelena had a photo album that she treasured and always carried with her. She also knew that it contained a photo of Yelena's first love and her mentor.

"Natalia is so naughty."

"So she got beaten." Du Lin said this with a smile: "I believe that this stupid girl will think carefully before she sprays her ice chips in the future, whether she will get beaten again if she does so."

"Then I believe Natalia will definitely remember this day. After all, being beaten hurts, doesn't it?" Reed said with a smile, glancing at the clock on the wall. "By the way, someone invited Lan En and me to a salon today, and dinner is included. Can you accompany us?"

"It's okay now, it shouldn't be a problem," Du Lin nodded, then stood up: "Forget it, I'll accompany you for a while."

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The news that Dulin followed Reed to the downtown area soon reached Anta's ears. The girl, who was teaching free classes with several academy instructors, smiled and nodded.

The girl who brought her the news was not able to find the answer she wanted from her face, but if she wanted to be the first to succeed, she had to learn to stop while she was ahead, so she left with a smile.

Anta glanced at Elaine standing beside him, who smiled and said, "Our Du Lin is really a rare commodity."

"That's right, but they just don't understand. I sent Lid, and she's clearly serving me. How could she possibly offend me?" Anta shook his head. "Du Lin seems to be having some troubles lately. I'm not as good as Lid and Lan En. They should handle this matter."

She wrote the formula on the blackboard and asked the children to confirm for themselves what spell this spell corresponded to. This was considered homework.

Then she took Elaine to the window, from where they could see the main road leading to the bottom of the cliff. From here, they could just see Dulin's back. This boy, who was the same age as Anta, was hunched over and following the little girl like a little old man.

"Look at Du Lin like this. Really, he has added too much work pressure to himself. This is not right. We should advise him." Elaine said this. Her heart was so full of heartache that she could not see the sadness in Anta's eyes.

She was sad that she couldn't help at all. From the beginning to the end, her Du Lin had been working hard and fighting alone to give them a better future.

Thinking of this, Anta watched him gradually disappear down the slope. Her vision was blocked and she could no longer see Du Lin's figure.

For a moment, she seemed to be losing him.

But it was only for a moment, and Anta sighed in his heart.

How can I truly understand you, Du Lin?

The girl asked herself.

She couldn't find the answers, nor could she see the future.

(End of this chapter)