When Su Ya opened her eyes again, she found that the time and space she was in seemed to have changed its position again. Just now she was obviously still in a world shrouded in white fog, and in that world, she was sitting on the edge of a long dining table, the table was full of all kinds of food, she could smell the fragrant smell, although she didn't eat **, but the food that was close at hand was still full of temptation for her. But to her bewilderment, sitting across from her table was the lonely Dopp, who had said that he had not eaten for a long time, and that it was because he had been cursed to be in a bamboo forest without relatives or friends, and not only could he not walk through it, but it was already very difficult for him to "walk".

Originally, Su Ya was still wondering why Dopp, who had just finished saying that he hadn't eaten for a long time, was eating in this place in the blink of an eye?

When Su Ya opened her eyes again, she suddenly realized that Dopp did not lie to her, and it should have been a dream that deceived her. Although the last memory before walking back to the cabin always felt vague to her, what she saw in reality did not change her original intention: in the last moment of her memory, she had thought of returning to the cabin to sleep beautifully, and the troubles would be talked about when she woke up, but now she was sleeping on the table in the Dopp cabin, even though she was sitting on a stool, and her arms and head were on the table, this sleeping position did not look comfortable. But no matter what kind of sleeping position she is, falling asleep finally eliminated the fatigue in her body, and also allowed her to distinguish which scene is reality and which scene is dream after opening her eyes.

When Su Ya opened her eyes, not only did she realize that she was sleeping on the table just now, but when she raised her head and looked around, she found that Dopp was still lying on the wooden bed next to the square wooden table.

Looking at Dopp's vicissitudes of life, Su Ya remembered the ups and downs he had experienced when he was young. When she remembered what happened in her dream again, she even regretted that she shouldn't have doubted Dopp, especially someone whose heart was already broken and his hopes were completely shattered.

Su Ya saw that Dopp was still sleeping on that wooden bed, and he was still wearing that long gown, and she thought that the people in the village where Dopp was still dressed like this. Perhaps this long garment covered him like a quilt, and it was in this poor village, in this house with nothing, that not only was there no food, but there were no quilts and pillows, and it was perhaps Dopp's last reliance—perhaps it was because of this that Suya thought it was a place of disillusionment.

When Su Ya stood up, when she turned her head and looked at the edge of the window again, she found that the light coming in from the window was still not gone, and she suddenly woke up, maybe she didn't sleep for a while before waking up.

Although there are not many attractive things in the outside world, and at this time, Su Ya also deeply understands that if she wants to get out of this ghost place full of "artistic conception", it is simply a daydream, but she still wants to go out for a walk and a walk. Because her heart was a little complicated at this time, and she couldn't explain it clearly, she always felt as if she had forgotten something, but she really couldn't remember when and where she had missed something. But in the dark, she had a hunch: when she walked into the bamboo forest again, she might be able to find the answer. (To be continued)