Miss Planeswalker, are you free for romance?

He pulled a small bag embroidered with red magic patterns from Skender's waist and put it into Sen Yuesha's palm, and warned: "Please don't force it open - I know you have the ability, but it will destroy this fragile magic item."

"Wait until I come back, little girl. Too bad, your friend seems to have hurt someone." Dumbledore looked out the door: "You need to get out soon, girl."

"I'll see you later."

"Yes, sir!"

As Mori Yuesha waved goodbye, Dumbledore grabbed the unconscious Skender and gently waved his wand: a vortex from the outside to the inside twisted and blurred the two people, and they disappeared in the cabin in the blink of an eye.

"Cool." Mori Yuesha clapped her hands, and the door was pushed open with great force at this moment.

Evelyn ran in in a panic, followed by O'Connell holding a revolver.

"Hurry up! Follow me! Little Forest, the boat is on fire!"

"Oh no! Whose body is this?!"

"What did he do to you?"

Arrietty hid in Evelyn's curls and waved playfully at Nagini.

'Aha! Little snake!'

"Is Her Majesty the Queen powerful?!"

Nagini narrowed her eyes and gently pulled Mori Yuesha's arm.

Chapter 37 Nagini's Song

There was a sharp contrast between the scorching heat on the deck and the coolness on the water.

The tattooed man in black set fire to the small ferry. The sound of bullets whizzed through the crowd. The screams of the ladies mixed with the sound of breaking planks.

"We can't stay on the boat. Listen to me: these robbers sneaked up in a small boat. Let's go to the stern. If we're lucky..." O'Connor slung his gun bag across his body, holding the gun in his left hand and holding Evelyn with his right hand.

Evelynn pulled Mori Yuesha, and Mori Yuesha pulled Nagini.

The four of them formed a strange kite line...standing obediently in a row on the chaotic deck.

Only Jonathan stretched out his hand bitterly, then retracted it and scratched his head.

"Who's going to hold me?"

O'Connor shrugged and stared at Evelynn, while Nagini looked at Mori Yuesha.

"You come with us!" Evelyn grabbed O'Connor's arm worriedly. The girl already had a lot of affection for the man in her eyes: "Don't help those American cowboys!"

Evelyn was referring to her American counterparts who were shouting while happily engaging in a gunfight with the group of men in black.

They were enjoying it so much, shooting one after another and getting extremely excited.

"Yes, yes, I have to protect you, Miss Evelyn." O'Connor patted the back of Evelyn's hand soothingly, and looked at Mori Yuesha: "There is still a child. I don't like war. Don't treat me as one of those war maniacs in old Britain."

"I didn't bring my lute. Can you two continue your honeymoon after we escape?" Jonathan rolled his eyes. "The stern is right behind us. You can kiss while walking."

"Barry Barry!" Mori Yuesha shook her hands on both sides: "I'm starting to feel hot, why don't we just swim over there?"

The burning ferry was beyond saving. After the captain ordered it to dock, it was getting closer and closer to the shore - if you are a good swimmer, there is actually not much danger.

"Let's take a look first and then talk."

O'Connell loaded his gun and led a group of girls along the side of the cabin towards the stern. Jonathan also wanted to join in and tentatively reached out to grab Nagini.

The other party gave him a cold look.

"Well, I'm afraid I'll get lost..." The man grinned awkwardly: "I don't have a good sense of direction, Xiao Linlin knows..."

Then...Mori Yuesa also looked over.

Jonathan shook his legs, quickly retracted his hand, and squeezed out wrinkles in embarrassment: "You look really good in it today, Little Forest."

……

The group was lucky. There was a wooden boat hanging on the side rail of the ferry, and the small iron hook was about to be shaken loose. O'Connell threw his hand away, strode over, grabbed the iron hook neatly, and reinforced it, then turned around to urge the ladies behind him.

"Jump down! Quick! Jump down, onto the wood!"

"Okay, okay, I can do it..." Evelyn stood hesitantly at the stern and looked down. The black waves were coming up and the water vapor sprayed on her face, making it wet.

"I can do it...I can do it."

"I have to find the Golden Scripture of the Sun..."

Mori Yuesa tilted her ear - she could already hear the crackling sound of the flames nearby.

"Can you swim Nana?"

Nagini smiled and nodded. "All creatures in the jungle know how to do it."

"Oh, I almost forgot." After asking Nagini, Mori Yuesha took a step forward and whispered in Evelyn's ear: "Sister, your clothes..."

"Is it strong?"

The woman, who was still taking deep breaths to cheer herself up, turned her head in surprise, "Huh?"

"Strong? Of course... yes..."

Some scene was repeated.

Mori Yuesha picked up Evelin with a smile, bent down, and ran forward quickly!

"One...two..."

"Mori Yuesa! Don't! Don't do this! I can...I can do it myself!"

"three!"

"Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah!"

thump.

"Hahaha! Let's go, let's go! Nagini!" After throwing her loud-mouthed sister down, Mori Yuesha squatted steadily on the railing and waved goodbye: "I'll go down first!"

The girl showed her little white teeth, leaned back into the wind and disappeared behind the stern of the boat.

"She, she, she...she just left like that?"

Jonathan covered his hat with his hands, feeling a little reluctant to part with his new suit.

O'Connor couldn't wait any longer.

"Hurry! Jump! Jonathan!" He was about to lose his grip on the hook: "Hurry up! You want to swim, right?!"

"Jonathan!"

Nagini glanced indifferently at the stupid man who was still yelling at her, slid to the pole silently, and jumped down.

Although it was a small ferry, it was still quite high. When I jumped off the stern, the sound of the wind whistled in my ears for a short while!

Then, Nagini fell into a soft embrace.

"Ahahaha, I told you I could pick you up!"

On the wobbly wooden boat, Evelyn sat in the middle, hugging her legs, wet, while Mori Yuesha was not wet at all: she landed directly on the wooden boat instead of climbing out after falling into the water.

thump!

thump.

The last two sounds.

O'Connor dragged Jonathan, who was like a dead fish, over with difficulty. Mori Yuesha and Evelyn each pulled one of them onto the wooden boat.

The hook is loose.

Snapped.

In an instant, the ferry and the wooden boat opened up a huge distance between them. In the eyes of the group, the flaming merchant ship was moving forward at a rapid speed, leaving them behind.

“I hope Benny and his American fathers can find a suitable landing place.”

Before jumping off the boat, O'Connell saw the red hat.

His own Mr. Benny, who was a coward who abandoned his teammates and caused the deaths of many people.

……

Clatter. Clatter.

The still water, like black silk, slowly pushed the wooden boat forward.

The frightened group of people silently looked at the moon or the moonlight reflected on the water. Even Jonathan, who was usually talkative, was silent at this moment, holding his suitcase.

Gradually, a thin layer of mist rose on the water surface.

The dark light turned hazy, and the raised bow of the wooden boat was like the edge of a blunt sword, clumsily breaking through the water vapor and fog. The originally broad field of vision became extremely narrow - but the people on the boat wrapped in the fog invariably developed a strange sense of security.

Nagini held Mori Yuesha in her arms and stared at the water, her voice so quiet that only the girl in her arms could hear it.

"Mori Tsukisa."

The girl looked up, a little surprised.

"Mori Yuesha." Nagini murmured, "Are you afraid?"

"While you were holding the curse for me."

"After knowing it is a killing curse, will you regret it?"

"What do you regret?" Mori Yuesha changed her posture a little to be more comfortable, and played with Nagini's long hair with her index finger: "Do you regret saving you?"

Mori Yuesha knew what Nagini wanted to ask, but there was no answer to this question.

"Nagini, I see you."

These words seemed to bring the two back to the animal pen that day.

Mori Tsukisa stood outside and Nagini stayed inside.

When they first met, the girl smiled heartily, and the fire seeped into Nagini's cold heart so densely.

She said, “I see you.”

The boat is rocking...

"Is that the only reason?" Nagini whispered.

"Nagini, have you ever had this feeling?" Mori Yuesha changed the subject: "You saw a small hairpin, it was parked in the window. You have something else to do, maybe you have to work in the afternoon, or you haven't eaten yet and your stomach is growling."

"Your friend urged you to walk faster; there were so many cars on the road that they were dangerously close to your shoulders."

"But... when you see that hairpin, just take a look."

"You know I want her! I like this hairpin!"

"That's her!"

Mori Yuesha sat up from Nagini's arms and looked at the woman face to face, her eyes filled with flowing silver and brilliant light.

"Have you ever felt that way?"

"Nagini."

The woman and Mori Yuesa looked at each other.

Suddenly, she smiled.

The cold and beautiful face was occupied by a gentle smile, just like the cracked and barren earth after the war. In the child's dreamy imagination, the fragile soil was broken through, and a sea of ​​purple roses bloomed in the dry cracks.

The woman standing in the sea of ​​roses was sincere and determined, like a ball of lazy summer sunlight that had solidified.

"Yes, I have felt that way, Mori Tsukisa."

"Once."

"That day, a girl came to the animal pen and held out her hand to me."

Suddenly, a charming and seductive singing voice rang out, and everyone on the boat turned around.

Nagini hugged her knees and sang softly with the rise and fall of the waves: her voice glided gracefully across the water, penetrated the mist, and swam leisurely and ethereally to a farther place that no one could see.

……