Honkai, why do you only play high-end games?

Although private chat in the game is a dark area that can avoid surveillance, if certain keywords are triggered, there is no guarantee that this loophole will be plugged.

"Oh, congratulations."

Bronya responded indifferently.

She had indeed once sympathized with this creature ravaged by the Honkai. But pity was reserved for the dead and dying. Now that this creature had returned to life, all she felt was disgust and vigilance.

"If you want to play games, start. If you keep talking nonsense, I'm leaving."

Bronya sent a message showing her impatience.

"Forget it! You should put your heart and soul into playing games, otherwise it's better not to play. So I'd better not bother myself with this."

Lin Wei replied calmly and briefly,

"Also, I no longer live in St. Freya Academy, so you don't have to be too wary of me. I won't affect your life."

"That's it, goodbye."

Immediately afterwards, Lin Wei exited the room and left.

He certainly didn't lie.

Lin Wei's IP address could not be hidden from her, and he did not intend to cover it up, so Bronya did not have to spend much effort to find out that Lin Wei's location was Singapore.

However, this didn't mean she would let her guard down. After all, Lin Wei was a scheming man, and she had to be wary of any other schemes or plots he might have.

However, Lin Wei's attitude towards games is quite consistent with her wishes - "playing games should be done with pure heart and soul."

Bronya thought of what Lin Wei had just said, and inexplicably felt a faint sense of "knowledge" arose spontaneously.

She looked at the grayed-out ID in the search list, thought about it, and decided that next time she met him, she would give him another chance to play a few games with her.

After all, what kind of bad person can be if he likes games?

What's more, he hasn't told me about Xier yet. We agreed to pass on the message, so what happened?

Bronya's always calm heart was inexplicably uneasy, and she was still worried.

………………

"It's over, go to sleep."

Lin Wei turned off the computer and slowly left the computer room, preparing to go to the bedroom, but saw Yae Sakura sitting quietly on the sofa in the living room reading a book, so he turned around and walked closer.

"So fast?"

Yaezakura had heard Lin Wei's movements early on, and looked up at him in surprise.

She originally thought that Lin Wei would talk to her for a long time.

"When it comes to breaking the ice, don't rush it. Just stop when you have enough."

Lin Wei smiled. She had taken advantage of Bronya last time, and now she was hostile to her. The more she talked, the worse the impression she would make on Bronya.

It is better to separate as soon as you touch, make a feint, and leave some room for the other party to imagine, so that there will be a chance to continue the conversation next time.

Yaezakura nodded to show her understanding, then lowered her head to read the book in her hand, and moved slightly to the side to make room for Lin Wei.

"The Crescent Moon, by Rabindranath Tagore."

Lin Wei sat down next to Yae Sakura without hesitation, and after seeing clearly what work she was holding, he couldn't help but sigh,

"Sakura is still so gentle and delicate."

"Lin Weijun, you're exaggerating. It's just that in our time, reading was a luxury."

Yaezakura felt a little embarrassed by Lin Wei's compliments.

"Ying, you're being too modest! People who love poetry are naturally soft-hearted and delicate. How could I possibly be exaggerating?"

Lin Wei lowered his eyes slightly and glanced at the poetry collection in Yaezakura's hand, but his eyes were glued to two lines of poetry in it. He couldn't help but recite them softly.

"Once, I dreamed that we were strangers. Only when I woke up did I realize that we actually loved each other..."

Yaezakura couldn't help but look up at Lin Wei. She didn't hear any ambiguous feelings in his voice, but instead it was filled with a sense of loneliness.

She also felt the same sense of loneliness; but she also understood that her loneliness was subtly different from Lin Wei's.

"Is it a dream or awake? Who knows..."

Lin Wei was silent for a few seconds, then laughed out loud, not looking at any word in the poetry collection.

"If you weren't here with me, Sakura, I would really think I was dreaming."

"I sat by the window this morning. The world was just a passerby. It just stopped for a moment, nodded to me, and then left."

Yaezakura recited another poem, which seemed to be talking about herself. After reciting it, she looked at Lin Wei and smiled gently.

"For me, the world hasn't completely left me. Knowing this, I'm already content..."

"Ying is more open-minded than me after all..."

Lin Wei was stunned, then smiled and shook his head.

"It's a pity that I'm still not as good as you! The storm is coming. If I don't advance, I will retreat. If I don't fight, I will die. Therefore, I always want more and am greedy..."

"If Lin Weijun hadn't lent me these eyes and given me this little hope, how could I have this little open-mindedness? So don't underestimate yourself~"

Yaezakura interrupted him with a smile. If she hadn't felt that she should be more reserved, she would have covered her mouth with her hand.

"I am just a small shrine maiden in the mountains. The world in Yaezakura's eyes is not big to begin with. It can only accommodate a small village and a few people. It's ridiculous. After all, Lin Weijun is different from me."

"..."

Lin Wei felt helpless. People were advising you with good intentions, so you couldn't refute them at this time, right?

That EQ is too low.

He thought for a moment, reached out and turned to the end of the poetry collection in Yaesakura's hand, pointed to a line of poetry, and read softly,

“We only truly live in this world when we love it…”

Then he pointed at himself and shook his head.

"Me? This world? Love? Not really, just Ye Gong's love for dragons... but now I truly live in this world."

"It seems that Lin Weijun is the one with a truly soft and delicate heart."

Yaezakura closed the book and changed the subject with a smile.

"It's getting late, Lin Weijun should rest too."

As she spoke, Yaezakura's figure gradually faded away, and she returned to the stigmata space, leaving Lin Wei alone in the huge living room sitting on the sofa. The light was as bright as day, and a copy of "A Song of Birds" was quietly placed on the table.

"It's useless to overthink. You just have to keep living."

Lin Wei picked up the poetry collection, put it back on the bookshelf, turned around and went back to her room to sleep, leaving tomorrow's affairs to tomorrow.

After all, I was born with some deficiencies. At the beginning, I had a lot of negative reputation in front of Bronya, and it would take time to slowly make up for it.

For now, let’s fish in troubled waters in this delicate land of Southeast Asia.

Of course, it would be best if you could just slack off.

Chapter 26: Rain

"Are you crazy? It rains every day?"

Lin Wei stood under the eaves surrounded by water curtains, looking at the emerald green garden in the distance that had become hazy in the heavy rain. He took a few breaths of the cool air filled with moisture, shook his head, and looked up at the continuous rain clouds in the sky.

"They're both coastal cities, so why isn't there so much going on at St. Freya's Academy?"

Lin Wei complained in her heart, "I've only lived in Singapore for half a month, and I've been caught in more rain than I did in three months in St. Freya combined..."

They are both coastal cities, so why is there such a big gap?

"It's great! If the village had had so much rain back then, perhaps those things wouldn't have happened..."

Still wearing her shrine maiden costume, Yaezakura held up a small umbrella and walked slowly into the rain. The puddles on the ground made a "tapping" sound as she stepped on them. She walked all the way to the green garden full of vitality. Her back gradually became blurred in the rain. The rain seemed to have moistened all the colors into the same painting - the vitality of green, the warmth of red, all natural and blending into one.

Lin Wei looked at it for a while, then opened an umbrella and walked into the painting. The audience outside the painting became an intruder, and all the artistic conception disappeared immediately.

In other words, there is no such thing as "artistic conception" in the first place.

Lin Wei walked to Yaezakura's side, picked up the small umbrella that Yaezakura had casually thrown into the grass with his free hand, and held it over the girl's head again to shield her from the rain.

Yaezakura lay on her back with her eyes slightly closed, letting the pouring rain pour down on her face as if enjoying it. There were water marks everywhere, and her already thin clothes were soaked.

"So, too much rain can be a real annoyance... If it were five hundred years ago, there probably wouldn't be such a beautiful garden. The people who lived on this land back then would probably beg for sunny days, just like we in our village beg for rain."

The feeling of raindrops hitting her face disappeared, and Yaezakura opened her eyes. Her azure eyes seemed to be looking through the umbrella, gazing at the heavy rain clouds in the sky. She murmured with emotion, her voice as usual like a solitary orchid in a valley, but her tone was neither a smile nor a smile.

"Really? Why can't we just balance it out? Why do we have to let this place be flooded and that place suffer?"

"Ah... this world is really unfair, isn't it?"

Lin Wei looked at Yaesakura's fox ears still standing straight among her wet and disheveled pink hair. He knew that the girl in front of him did not need his words of comfort. At this moment, it would be enough for him to hold the umbrella for her.

After a long time, Lin Wei said helplessly,

"Aren't droughts and floods both disasters? From this perspective, God is fair. He won't let you have it easy. It's the same everywhere."

Lin Wei smiled, waved the hand holding the umbrella, and gestured to Yaezakura.

"It's all the same. Everywhere is about survival, everywhere is about struggle. This world is just like that. It was like that fifty thousand years ago, it was like that five hundred years ago, and it's like that now."

"You are quite open-minded..."

Yaezakura couldn't help but give Lin Wei a blank look, then took the small umbrella she had thrown away and covered her head with it. A tiny flame rose from her body, which evaporated the moisture from her body in a moment, and her clothes became dry again, but her hair was still a little messy.

Yaezakura reached out and scratched, but still felt a mess. She glared at Lin Wei, who was confused, and stuffed the umbrella back into his hands. She then disappeared in the rain.

"Ah! A ghost...Huh? What the hell just happened to me?"

On the other side of the garden intersection, a woman who was passing by was so frightened by the scene that she sat down in the water and screamed loudly, but her voice died down after just one scream.

"Sister, even though it's broad daylight, you can't scare people like that!"

Lin Wei calmly put away the feather, then turned around with a frightened look at the woman who was getting up awkwardly. She was a resident of the same residential complex.

"Uh, haha, sorry, sorry, I don't know what went wrong with me just now..."

The woman smiled awkwardly, looking down at her wet dress, which was somewhat translucent. She smiled awkwardly while covering her eyes and backing away, thinking that she might as well die in such a disgrace, while trying to change the subject.

"Brother, why are you holding two umbrellas by yourself?"

"Oh, don't mention it..."

Lin Wei took advantage of the situation and made up a bunch of nonsense.

"It was sunny yesterday afternoon, so I hung my umbrella on the windowsill to dry. I forgot to put it away at night, and when it started raining and windy today, it blew into the yard... So, I came down in the rain to pick it up."

Lin Wei pretended to check it out and continued to talk nonsense.

"Fortunately, it didn't break, otherwise I would have gotten wet in the rain for nothing."

"Ooh!"

The woman took a few steps back, and seeing that Lin Wei's figure was already blurry in the rain, she estimated that she had reached a safe distance, so she folded her umbrella, turned around and ran, splashing the accumulated water everywhere.

Lin Wei watched her leave and thought this episode was quite interesting.

"very nice?"

Yaesakura's voice echoed in her heart and in her ears. Her voice was cold and doubtful, as if she was just confused about one question.

I believe you!

Lin Wei felt alarmed, as he had not forgotten that Yaezakura was a sinister person.

"Who knows if it's any good. In this heavy rain, from such a distance, I could only vaguely see someone there, a woman, probably not very old, but that's all."

Lin Wei pretended not to understand Yaesakura's question, calmly put away Yaesakura's umbrella, and walked in the opposite direction.

"Let's go back, let's go back. Seriously, this rain never stops."

"...Is that so? It seems that you, Lin Weijun, have regressed significantly since leaving Paradise. Even a light rain can block your vision. Then, in the future, when you face a more complex battlefield, won't you be blind?"

Yaezakura's voice is cool and pleasant, her tone is gentle and kind, full of love,

"So we can't let up any more. Let's start practicing more when we get back."

???

Lin Wei had a face full of question marks. What was going on with this feeling of being blocked from both ends?