Everyone is a hero, but I am a second-year player.

This means that...

It was actually difficult for them to find the bodies of their companions among these goblins.

Most people don’t want to look for it, they just sit on the ground and don’t know where to start.

They didn't dare to think about what the bodies they found looked like. Could they really recognize their comrades-in-arms who they had been with day and night in the mud?

Looking at the names one after another in the brave chat group, they knew everything but just didn't want to face it.

Perhaps because of Marle's ability, it started raining in the town, casting a gloom over the hearts of the heroes.

It wasn't until the brave warriors who came to support them brought them food that they remembered...

I even forgot that I was hungry.

In a complete house, they found a bed for Likolina, whose magic power was exhausted, to sleep on. An Yi stood quietly in front of the door, not knowing what he was thinking.

Although Layton's health was almost gone after being beaten, he took a meatball and was revived to full health, and soon went out to help.

Miluko went out, saying she was looking for something.

In just a few minutes, she came back from outside holding something.

That was her coat, wrapped around something.

She had been wearing only a shirt since she met Miluko, and now she finally got her coat back.

"Who is that?" An Yi asked, looking down.

Even if Mi Luke didn't say it, he could probably guess what was inside the clothes.

Miluko raised her hands and handed something wrapped in her coat to An Yi with both hands.

An Yi also took it with both hands, it felt heavy.

Miluko then spoke: "It's the Axe Hero, Miss Eddie."

"Really?" An Yi replied, hugging the coat gently, "She is lucky, at least she still has a body to bury.

Thank you. "

Compared to those heroes who were killed by goblins, Eddie was already very lucky.

I guess Miluko deliberately found her head and hid it in a safe place, right?

"It's my fault..." Miluko lowered her head and said in a mosquito-like voice, "I could have pushed them away..."

An Yi shook her head: "It's okay."

He knew that Miluko usually liked to fantasize, but now was not the time.

“Don’t imagine you can save everyone.

Neither you nor I can do it." An Yi said.

Miluko didn't say anything else, just remained silent.

Anyi continued, “I have done my best to prepare everyone for this goblin invasion.

We didn't make any mistakes whether we were dealing with the Goblin Captain or the Goblin Champion.

However, being fully prepared does not mean there will be no casualties.

“This is war, this is a battlefield, and the situation is changing rapidly.

Even if a hero accidentally trips over a goblin skull, it could result in their death.

Sacrifice is inevitable.”

"No... I can't forgive myself if that happens..." Miluko shook her head.

Anyi is out fighting the Goblin Champion, he can't save the other heroes.

But those heroes died in front of Miruko. She could have sensed the enemy's attack earlier, she was faster than the enemy, and she had a chance to save them...

But these people died.

It is true that sacrifice is inevitable.

But these words could not make her feel at ease.

These words are not an excuse for her not saving the person!

"Do you want me to forgive yourself for you?" An Yi asked, "Unfortunately, I am not qualified to do so.

Since you are so persistent, then just keep fighting with your guilt.

For the people you didn’t save.”

An Yi would not persuade her to let it go, because that was hatred that could not be let go.

“The war has begun and it won’t stop.

There will be more and more incidents like this in the future. If you want revenge, go and kill the demons.

The ending will not be humans and demons sitting around a table laughing and making dumplings.

We have to fight to the death." An Yi said.

Miluko didn't know what dumplings were, but she just shook her head slightly: "I... am not a qualified hero...

I should die somewhere, right?

There are teammates who are more suitable for you than me..."

She didn't cry, but just said all this calmly, as if she was about to die at any time because of this guilt.

An Yi sat on the ground leaning against the wall, holding the cloth bag in her hand and closing her eyes to rest.

After a long while, he spoke calmly:

"You are so troublesome."

Miruko: “I know…”

As expected, Mr. An Yi has begun to find me annoying...

“So many brave men died in front of you, and you were unable to save them due to your negligence. The first thing you wanted to do was to die to atone for your sin.

I'd like to know why you think so." An Yi asked.

Miluko was stunned and couldn't tell why.

Maybe... I feel like I'm a loser who has killed so many people and doesn't deserve to live in this world?

"Do you think that it should be you who died there, not them?" An Yi asked again.

"I think so." said Miluko.

"Will your death be of any help to them? Will they thank you in heaven or hell after your death?" said An Yi.

"But what's the point of me being alive... If it were someone else, they would definitely be able to do better than me..." Miluko's eyes felt a little sour.

"Really? Then..."

"Bang!" The door was opened forcefully.

"I've never seen anyone like that!" Likolina suddenly opened the door, then fell weakly to the ground again.

Miluko subconsciously went to support him.

Likolina slammed the ground hard, gritted her teeth and said angrily: "Miluko! Listen carefully!

An Yi is right! Stop fantasizing!

Don't assume anything about someone we haven't met and no one knows!

No matter how perfect that person is in your imagination, wasn't it you who rescued me back then?!

The person you said could do better, the person who wouldn't make mistakes, his biggest mistake was not being here!

The person here is you!"

227 Body temperature, the temperature of life (4k)

Maybe Miluko didn't figure anything out, or even thought about anything in detail, but after being scolded by Likolina, she cried.

She, who was most concerned about her image, sat on the ground and cried like a child.

Perhaps she noticed her own loss of composure, so she turned to the other side of the corridor and started crying loudly.

She didn't know why she was crying, but at least she released the countless complex emotions in her heart.

Licolina was helped up from the ground by An Yi.

She noticed that if it were any other time, An Yi would probably pick her up and throw her directly onto the bed, right?

Licolina sat back on the bed and chuckled, "An Yi has become gentler~

Is there any food? I’m so hungry! "

"Yes." An Yi took out a meatball wrapped in oil paper from his pocket.

"Huh? Are there any extra meatballs? I've already eaten them once, it would be a waste if I eat them again. Wouldn't it be better to give them to other heroes?" Likolina smiled.

"Just regular meatballs," An Yi said.

"Oh!" Likolina then realized that meatballs don't need any skills to be made. They are just ordinary dishes.

So she quickly grabbed the meatball, seemingly not noticing the dark red blood stains on her hands, and gobbled the meatball up.

Then, she suddenly felt refreshed and her whole body was filled with strength. Both her physical strength and magic power were restored to full state.

"Ah?!" Licolina was stunned at the time, "An Yi, you are lying! This is obviously...

wrong!

Can Noer's meatballs be eaten repeatedly?! Were we deceived from the beginning?!

But An Yi must have a reason for doing this, why…"

"Take a rest, you are tired." said An Yi.

"No! Didn't I just recover?!" Likolina bent her right hand and patted her arm with her left hand.

“It’s over. As planned, I killed the Goblin King’s Servant.

At least I can have a good rest today." An Yi said.

"finished?"

Likolina's expression changed, and she calmed down from her previous excited and agitated state.

Yes, it’s over, and she actually knows it.

She lowered her head and glanced sideways at the blood-stained coat in An Yi's hand.

Licolina looked at it for a while, then slowly reached out her hand and gently placed it on the coat.

As expected... there won't be any temperature.

"Miss Addy is dead," she said quietly.

Originally, An Yi thought she would collapse, cry, or even go crazy.

But she didn't.

Her heart was calmer than ever.

"Ah, right."

Licorina stood up from the bed and fumbled with the saint's dress with her hands. Maybe she felt it was too troublesome, so she simply took off the entire dress from head to toe.

An Yi just watched quietly from the side, and she didn't feel embarrassed because of the large areas of her fair skin that were exposed and her simple inner garment.

"It's not okay to let Miss Eddie do this."

Licolina laid the bloodstained saint's dress flat on the bed, then took Eddie's head from Anyi's hands, placed it on the saint's dress, wrapped it up carefully, and tied it with the belt on the saint's dress.

"The blood on the clothes is Miss Eddie's blood. If the believers wash it off as a stain, I will hate them to death." Likolina had a faint smile on her face.

She looked at her hands, then at her messy, blood-stained hair hanging in front of her.

"…What should I do about the blood on my hair and hands?" she muttered to herself.

An Yi: "Although, I don't recommend you to be buried with him."