The forest is a broad definition that encompasses a myriad of thought-provoking topics, and this book by Nature Society chronicles the countless achievements of its members on forests - including the changes in living things, the changes in the starlight, and the evolution of the cities around the forest. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

"Why are you expecting me to join here?" Fitney looked at them, and Wendy waited patiently for Fitney until she asked the question.

"Well," Wendy's frankness was surprising, but there was also helplessness hidden in her smile, "Actually, I don't know—the Nature Club never recruits new students in large numbers, and its members enter through referrals, as for you...... Alva didn't tell me why, but I don't want to object to what he's in favor of. ”

In this way, Fitney is still suspected of thinking too much.

"As for you, suddenly there's someone coming in. Fitney looked at Wendy's smile and felt that she and Helis were somewhat similar, but there were some differences that she didn't notice.

"I'm very happy, whether it's because of Alva or the Nature Society, I can see that you're very interested here, but you can't find a reason to join, but it doesn't matter, when your life in Starlight is over, people who leave here can no longer have any connection here, and people who join the same society will have a similar past, but they won't have the same future. Wendy said.

Her words, though they did not address all of Fitney's concerns, were worth hearing.

"yes, yes, maybe you can know more, don't you?!" Acelenfer chimed in, his eyes sparkling as he looked at Nature.

"Okay. Fitney sighed, followed by a shallow smile.

The registration process was very simple, and Fitney soon left the Nature Club and returned to his dormitory.

"Eslenfer, I think you need to give me a reasonable explanation today - I can not go into their reasons, you can't - why I was asked to join a society. Closing the door to the dormitory, Fitnair turned to Acelenfer and said, "Your purpose has been accomplished, and now it's time to tell me." ”

"Well, what's the purpose, don't you think these things are funny?" said Esslenfer, who was not satisfied with the answer and still stared into his eyes—but that didn't make Acelenfer nervous, but rather relieved, "You look so good, Lornay." ”

Fitney's pale face now brightened with what she was thinking about, and her brown eyes shone with a sparkle - she was stunned for a moment, and then she realized that she had just used a little, undefended side with Acelenfer.

"If that's your purpose, can I understand it as a prank on your part?" Fitnair was speechless, turning and walking towards the dormitory.

"Of course not, oops. Esslenfer was a little helpless and didn't know how to explain it.

"It doesn't matter, at least today's sparring continues. With a bang, Fitnair walked towards Eslenfer with his sword in hand.

Acelenfer screamed, feeling that there was nothing more painful than this.

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The rest of the matter is not much of a concern for Fitney, because the next day she is on the verge of being a great enemy - she will be in charge of the library with Ed today.

She regretted dragging Ed into the water, even if it was much better to be alone than to meet Ed.

Ed and Fitney were in charge of only one floor of the library - the work was not difficult, just putting some books in order and helping those who came to find them.

Fitney packed up his things and deliberately avoided Eddard - but today Eddard quietly found a corner to read, with no intention of talking to Fitney.

So to Fitney's helplessness, everything was done by himself, and he was purely reading a book.

Why does Ed always make people feel dissatisfied? Fitnair couldn't think clearly, so he resigned himself to picking up a few books scattered on the table and finding their corresponding places.

It's starting to rain.

The rustling sound was audible in the quiet of the library, and the sound of rain hitting the sculptures, eaves, and walls made it seem like some kind of beautiful music, masking the sound that belonged to this time.

Fitney felt like he hadn't seen such rain for a long time, white mist in the window, and there were traces of mist in the flower window.

"Professor Tren. "No one will be coming to the library today, so it's surprising to see people—Fitney, who was sorting through the books, saw Tren, the pale teacher walking through the bookcases.

Tren nodded at Fitney, leaving without saying anything else to her.

Fettnay stopped paying attention to Tren, and she placed the Potions Basics Illustrated Book in her hand back in the bookcase where Tren had just stopped for a moment.

Most of the day passed quickly, and Fitney packed up the last book and finished the work.

"Hey, it's Mr. Eddard, hello. Fettnay was about to walk to the top of the stairs when he heard Wendy's voice coming from there, "Is Fettnay there?"

Fitney didn't hear Ed speak, and Venti walked in this direction. She smiled softly when she saw Fitney: "I thought about it, it would be better to give you the invitation in person." ”

It's what they used to say, a gathering that goes on by joining the natural society.

"Thank you very much for allowing you to come in person in such a rain. Fitney whispered, taking a dark green letter from her hand.

"It's okay, it's my pleasure. Wendy said with a smile.

"Nature?" Eddard's figure appeared behind them, his face looking a little tired today, which was very rare.

Fitney nodded, not thinking that he had to explain anything to him when he joined the Nature Society.

"I'll go with you. Fitney didn't want to stay with Eddard for long, and said slowly, walking downstairs with Wendy—Wendy nodded, and Fitney noticed that she had glanced at Ed out of the corner of her eye as she passed Ed.

It looks like they know each other.

Ed watched them go downstairs and didn't speak, only to cough a few times when they were far away, and his face turned pale again. He turned, not knowing where to go, a scar on his wrist.

"Heh, it's funny. There was a coldness in his voice, but a coldness surged silently.

The rain was still falling, and the weather was getting warmer because of this rain.