Dragons, why do you see dragons?

Lin Qi looked at the memory that there was a dragon flying in the sky, and the black scales on its body looked shining in the golden sunlight.

Something came to mind in the void, like an ancient spell. It sounded there, as if something was being called.

Is it summoning other dragons? But why is it in the territory of the Feng Clan? Why are dragons in the territory of the Feng Clan?

Lin Qi began to wonder in his heart.

Dragons, I haven't seen a dragon in a long time.

Dragons existed when the heavens and the earth were opened, and after the evil dragons died, the other dragons were attached to the Celestials.

And later, when the Celestial Clan and the evil spirit fought, the dragon did his best, and then scattered with the Celestial Clan.

But something was drifting in her memory.

Something seemed to be ringing in the distance.

What was floating in the darkness, as if it were looking at her.

It's not a thriller, it's just something indescribable.

She seemed to be in a sense of being watched, and in those days when she was unconscious and self-caring, those eyes followed her like a shadow.

What the hell are those?

Who are they, and what are they going to watch her do?

She could be sure that it wasn't the old men of the Feng Clan, not the shrewd people.

But who are those things?

Lin Qi couldn't figure it out.

She hadn't seen many people since she was born, and she had been in that dark cage, day by day, year by year.

But what was it that was watching her, watching her?

Can't figure it out, really can't figure it out.

Memories roll like waves, whistling away into the distance.

However, Lin Qi always felt that there was something in those memories, just in that place, waiting for her, waiting for her to look back, waiting for her to pick it up.

However, when she turned around, there was a white expanse behind her, she couldn't see anything, there was nothing, she didn't know where those things were.

There were a lot of things rolling around there, but none of them were what she was looking for.

What she was looking for, she didn't know, but she knew it wasn't what she was looking for.

There was something waiting for her, but she couldn't call out to him, she couldn't tell him she was coming.

It wasn't just a person, maybe it was a thing, but she didn't know what it was, she just felt that it was waiting for her.

But that thing didn't seem to be in a hurry, otherwise it would have jumped out a long time ago! how could it stand there so calmly waiting for her to look at it

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Perhaps, it was a trick-or-treating little thing!

Yet, she still couldn't see it. She was looking, searching, just hoping that one day she would be able to wait for something that was waiting for her there.

In life, there seems to be something there watching over you.

It was there like a friend, waiting there aimlessly, and then playing with itself, waiting for one day she would find it.

What it was, Lin Qi didn't know, but she hoped to find it as soon as possible.

Perhaps, he is as lonely as her, and every late night, he can't help but burst into tears, and then wait for those tears to dry into tears on his face.

Sister!

In the darkness, there was a voice in my ears, which seemed to be very close, like a whisper, but it was like a voice from the ancient wilderness, with the temperature and desolation of time.

Lin Qi thought he had heard it wrong, how could there be anyone here?

Sister!

Again, as if it sounded in the void of thousands of miles, such nothingness, like a dream

Sister!

Another bang.

The voice seemed to be in my ears, but I didn't feel anyone around.

So who is it?

Is there anybody, and if so, who will it be?

Lin Qi floated helplessly, shaking everywhere with his two hands, as if a drowning man was making a last-ditch effort.

But she's not going to die, she's just scared. She was afraid of being alone, afraid of just standing there and not seeing anyone.

In a trance, her mind seemed to pass

A scene arises.

It was a splendid courtyard, and a few well-dressed children were running around with windmills, and then a few young maids with snacks and plates slowly passed through the long corridor, and their sleeves were gently pulled up by the wind through the corridor, like a willow swaying in the spring breeze.

A ray of sunlight tosses and turns, and the scene switches to outside the wall.

It is the spring flowers, countless adults and children holding paper kites here, and the smiles on the young faces of those children are more brilliant than the golden sunshine in the sky.

Joy may be the case.

Not far away there is a kemari field where a few children are kicking and playing.

One of the children couldn't kick anyone, so he summoned a pair of blue wings and flew and threw the juju into the Merry Eye, and then stood there triumphantly

The other children were not convinced, watching him pout and saying that he did not follow the rules.

The child's originally splendid face suddenly drooped, like a frosted eggplant, listless.

A few children went to play with the juju on their own, and the child who had broken the foul stood there looking slightly unhappy, and then looked at the children who were far away, his eyes full of envy and remorse.

He kicked a round stone and lowered his head on the side, and from time to time glanced at the children who were shouting and shouting and having fun, and his sullen appearance was endearing.

I don't know how long it took, but a little girl appeared next to him.

He was startled the moment he looked up, apparently unaware that someone was coming.

The little girl smiled at him, and then her thin eyes narrowed like a crescent moon in the night sky.

She held out a round hand, then glanced at him and held out her hand.

In the palm of a small palm, a white candy lies quietly.

She looked up at him again and motioned for him to take it.

After a hesitant glance at the little girl, the little boy picked it up.

The little girl smiled again, and her already crooked eyes became more crooked, and she was as cute as a kitten.

She raised her hand to her mouth and made a gesture of eating.

The little boy looked at him, and then obediently put the candy in his mouth.

His red mouth moved a few times, then he looked at the little girl with a smile on his face.

His eyes were bright, like the brightest star in the sky at night.