Dia didn't think about going back so soon, even if Bran's advice through Zoya was well-intentioned.

Dia knew why Bran didn't share it with them personally, being a cousin naturally had certain advantages, which made Bran inevitably a little short of breath when he spoke. If they put on the posture of their sister, Bran could only bear it.

The Northlands are thriving, and the movement and communication within the clan are becoming more frequent, and the resulting turmoil is also continuous. Some of the news, either true or exaggerated, makes the teenager yearn for the outside world more and more. Under word of mouth, the bizarre ideas of the teenagers continue to seep into it.

The boy thinks he's grown up and is anxious to go out and see. Older people think they're young and need to wait. In the wake of this conflict, the number of runaways has gradually increased. The grasslands of the Northland are still beautiful, but they are still full of dangers, so some embarrassing things happen from time to time.

As a result, the management of juveniles has become more and more severe, and even spread to those who have become independent.

At the beginning, a swarm of people rushed out of the Western Realm with Lily, but now there are not too many people who have actually arrived in Winged City. After the initial excitement, everything gradually became numb and boring under the passage of time. Not everyone has a plan and a clear goal, and more people do it on the spur of the moment.

After impulsiveness, resentment, regret, and self-doubt follow. Lily's focus is on the little wizards, and more on the others. But their age is exactly the time when they need guidance, so the elders once again take advantage of it.

Bran hides on the edge of the Northlands, watching the things inside, and Lily sits in Winged City, unprovoked. But the young people want the two to step up and lead them to do great things, rather than being re-controlled by the elders.

And her father Vincent is even more haunted, and he doesn't know when he will suddenly appear in front of him. First, outside the western border, he was caught up by his father like a shadow, and then ran to Silver Pine Town in a fit of anger. This allowed the sisters to have a relaxing and happy time, but unfortunately the good times were short-lived.

After sorting out the many matters in the West, Vincent reappeared in Silverpine Town. During that time, Dia felt that everyone was watching her jokes, and she felt weak in the face of any smiling gaze.

During that time, Bran became her spiritual support, and the Dia sisters reflected together how Bran ignored the gaze around them, but unfortunately they couldn't learn it, so they passed the book to Lily for advice. Lily told them, "My brother has his own world in his heart, and he lives there most of the time. ”

What kind of world can a person have? They can't imagine it, they can't do it, so they have to continue to be in a state of nervous panic.

Vincent's arrival made the original casual atmosphere disappear, and the work was arranged one by one. Whether the young people around him are convinced or not, they also begin to understand the gap between each other in comparison.

When they don't have personal experience and participation, they think that overall scheduling is just sitting there and letting people run errands. But when they got together, clutter became mainstream. This also made them recognize the situation, so they obediently obeyed the orders one by one. I'm afraid that the only ones who really want to resist are their sisters.

When the city of Twin Wings stabilized, several people fled impatiently, but the father of Yinsong Town followed again. But this time, he was useless, because a group of demon slaves kept Winged City in order.

When my father first arrived in Wings City, he stood outside the city for a long time and did not dare to approach. And when she went to greet her, she was very happy to see her father stunned.

Although he had heard of it, his father did not believe it, and it was the work of Bran and Lily's game for several days. Looking at the tall tower in front of him, my father always sighed in the past few days, saying that the walls of the western border were a little short and a little too old. He regrets not leaving Bran behind when he was in the West, and at the same time complains that Bran takes family affection too lightly.

also said that he was also a lifesaver to Bran, and he didn't beat his own children less when Bran was bullied, why did Bran forget?

With his father's complaints, Dia and the others felt the shame again.

Bran forgets, Dia doesn't know, but she doesn't. There are some things that still make her feel indignant when she thinks about it now, and the feeling of physical pain in her childhood also arises. Some things can never be forgotten, not to mention that many beatings are actually very wronged.

His father met Khan here, and even with his hatred of the demons, he had to recognize this man's abilities. There was nothing he needed to dictate here, everything was better than he could have imagined. But this did not make him happy, but depressed.

The most unacceptable thing for my father is that these demons still have an army. My father thought that since he was back here, his weapons and armor should be confiscated and put into storage. The wariness of the demons has long become instinct, and in his eyes, the demons are always the prey of the quick kill.

But this is Winged City, a place that makes him impeccable, a place where he has nowhere to be powerful. Lily still calls her uncle affectionately, and even offers a hug like she did when she was a child. Lily took Vincent on a tour of the city, telling her how the buildings came to be, which were her ideas, and which were Bran's suggestions. Occasionally, he would pull Vincent and introduce the story hidden in a certain pattern.

Vincent rushed in, then returned in a huff, and the Dia finally obtained a piece of pure land. But the matter is not over, and the father is still a lingering shadow in their hearts.

It wasn't until Lily's parents arrived in Silverpine and drove Vincent back to the Westside that the sisters finally breathed a sigh of relief. The days in Winged City are relatively boring, and the demons are too deferential, and many things don't even need to be ordered. There wasn't much they really needed to do, so everything went back to the way it was, and they began to continue to hone their martial arts.

Life in Wings is easy and pleasant, but they feel empty. It's not the life they want, they need adventure, they need excitement, they need to make a name for themselves.

The strength has never stopped growing, and it feels good. But the power that has nowhere to exert has gradually become their biggest regret.

As time passed, the number of people in the city grew. Work has become scarce, and even symbolic patrols have become the target of competition.

As long as there is something to do, as long as they can vent their exuberant energy, there will be a scene of you fighting for me. And fighting is a way for them to vent.

All the dangerous and fun things around them have been snatched away by the wizards, which makes them more and more dissatisfied. They need to find a new way out, a way out where they can truly show their strength.

However, the patriarch they followed, Lily, strictly controlled them. They need someone to come out and intercede......