In the vast plain, you can see two people walking on horseback.

Han Heng looked at a compass in his hand, and the pointer on it had no motive.

He put it down silently, and walked quietly on the plain with his horse in his hand, his head looking around.

"Do you think you can find the founder?" said Luo Ya, who was walking on a horse with Han Heng.

Han Heng didn't answer, he knew that his probability of finding an adult could be said to be extremely small, not to mention whether the adult was dead or not, you must know that the undead realm was as big as the human realm!

Seeing that he didn't answer, Luo Ya didn't say anything, so she kept riding her horse and walking in circles.

"This job looks very comfortable," Luo Ya said suddenly.

"What do you mean?" Han Heng asked.

"Aren't we just traveling around the realm of the dead?" said Loya.

Han Heng frowned and said, "But I hope this work will end soon."

"Why?" asked Roya, "Is it really so important to you to find the founder?"

"It's not for me, it's important for the entire union," Han Heng said.

"But the union only sent a pair of us to find it!" said Luo Ya.

"That's because..."Han Heng paused and said, "My lord, he will naturally come back when he wants to come back."

"If that's the case, then why did you send us to find your lord?"

"In order for the adults to know that we still surrender to Him".

"Uh—" Luoya felt speechless.

"What is the relationship between the founder and you!Although there are many people who worship him, you are a little too worshipped!"

"Is there one?" Han Heng didn't care about this, but the adult did occupy a big place in his heart.

"You'll have to ask yourself," Roya said, and said no more.

"Ask myself," Han Heng silently recited this sentence in his heart.

As time passed, the two rode up to a small town.

The chasing disc on Han Heng's waist began to swing, and he knew that there must be many skeletons there.

"Take the other way," Han Heng said.

"Hmm," Luo Ya nodded, and then said, "Will the adults ever come here?"

"No, because all the skeletons here are intact, he can easily finish off the skeletons in a town," Han Heng said.

"Uh... How much do you admire adults!".

Speechless again, the two began to walk again.

"According to the plan, after another five kilometers of walking, we will start to return the same way," Han Heng said.

"Hmm," Luo Yaying said.

As they ran for five kilometers, except for the two skeletons they encountered on the way, which were easily solved by Han Heng, they didn't encounter anything else, and finally left without anything.

"Can you tell me why the Founder has such a big part of your heart?" said Luo Ya suddenly.

"Huh?" Han Heng hesitated for a few seconds, then turned his head and said, "That's what you want to know?"

"Hmm," Loya nodded.

"Is this..."Han Heng thought for a while and said, "Actually, it's not a secret, I'll tell you if you want to hear it so much."

"Hmm," Loya nodded and began to listen.

"When I met adults when I was eight years old, I was still a street child at that time" Han Heng slept until this time and began to fall into memories.

"My childhood was destined to be a miserable wandering, no one cared for me, even if I died suddenly on the side of the road, it would be thrown away as garbage. I remember that night, it rained heavily, there was no roof for me to shelter from the heavy rain, those people would drive me away when they saw me, gradually, the rain completely wet my body, and I also felt headache and dizziness, I touched my head, it was very hot, as if I was sick, this was a big disaster for me, a child without a home, there was no place for me to recuperate, let alone someone who would take care of me, there were many street children like me who died on this. But even if I'm sick, I still have to solve the problem of dinner first. Braving the rain, I walked out into the street, walking under the umbrellas of passers-by, looking for my target. Finally I found my target, a man with long blue hair, I know who he is, he is the youngest rich man, it is said that he didn't have any bodyguards, I slowly bent down behind him, and no one around me noticed me. The money bag was hanging from his waist and another rope was tied to it, and he was now shopping at a stall with an umbrella in one hand and the other. I secretly took out a blade from my tattered pocket and quickly cut the rope of the money bag, and at this moment, I clearly felt a gaze from above, and I hurriedly looked up, and the head was still looking at the contents of the stall. I breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that it was just an illusion, and hurriedly ran away with the money bag, but at this time my head really hurt and left, and gradually I felt that the vision in front of me began to blur, and finally I fainted on the side of the road" Han Heng said at this time, and suddenly stopped.

"What's the matter?" said Loya, urging from the side.

"The moment I fainted, I thought I was going to die on the side of the road this time, but no, I woke up and found myself in a beautiful room, covered with a thick quilt, warm and soft. I lifted the quilt and I found that my clothes had been changed, and I didn't know where the tattered coat was, and I was now wearing expensive silk thermal underwear. At that time, I thought I was in the sky, and it all felt so unreal. But I knew it wasn't unreal, I wasn't dead, I was still alive, and then the door to the room opened, and the blue-haired man, who was my lord, walked in with another man who looked a little old. He walked up to me and put his hand on my forehead, but I didn't hide. I heard him say to me to rest well, and then he left, and the man who looked a little old was taking care of me who was sick for a few days."

"So you worship him so much because the adults saved you!" Luo Ya interjected.

"Yes, but it's not over yet" Han Heng said again: "When my illness was cured, I was sponsored by adults and successfully went to school, I remember that when I was ten years old, I saw adults once, and he said: "Your path is for you to choose, I just act according to my own preferences." After another five years, when I thought I had succeeded in my studies, the adults disappeared like this!".

"So you became a hunter, looking for adults?" asked Loya.

"Hmm" Han Heng responded, at this time, the two of them had already reached the halfway point, and the sky had already turned dark.

"Since you said yours, then I'll also tell me why I'm joining!" Luo Ya said.

"Well, I'd love to know," Han Heng said.

"You know!" Loya bowed her head.

"If the founder hadn't disappeared, I wouldn't have been in this world."