Chapter 12: Two Pieces of Clothing

Sitting in the back of the car, Wayne closed his eyes and hurried to learn the basics of the system, while Kalia had fallen asleep leaning on Venn because she had gotten up too early. Aunt Tina sat next to Kalia and whispered to an elf next to her who looked like a human, who looked like a human, but who was over two thousand six hundred years old.

The elf, who was already two thousand six hundred years old, looked at Vane and Kalia with pity and whispered, "Hey, when those young elves reach the age of one thousand or two hundred, they will regret their actions. When the time comes, the pain will torment their hearts forever until the day they die. ”

"Yes, but now, no matter how much we try to persuade them, they won't listen. On the contrary, we will feel that we are troublesome, outdated, and do not know how to be flexible. They don't want to think about it, we also came from a young age, we are their future. Hey......" Aunt Tina agreed.

A few days were spent in the car, and although she was sitting in the car, even the always lively Kalia was now leaning on Vane listlessly with her ears drooping.

They had now arrived in a village near the Windranger Tower, and after a full day's walk, they would reach their destination. In the evening, after Vane and Kalia fell asleep. Aunt Tina took the two of their original linen clothes and left the two silk garments, which looked like old clothes, in their place.

These two clothes, Kaliya's are fine, but the color of Vane's is the same as Kaliya's. The colors are very bright, and although the style looks like a boy's clothes, in terms of color, it is really hard to imagine that the boy would wear such a color of clothes.

Aunt Tina also has no way, in addition to taking the car these days, she changed one of her old silk clothes at night and made it into two children's clothes, Kaliya is okay, you can directly use the upper body clothes to shrink a little, and Vane's clothes need to be made with the skirt of the lower body, and the workload is a lot larger, so that it takes several days to complete.

A linen garment can be purchased for only a few copper coins, but silk costs more than a gold coin, and although Aunt Tina has a salary of five gold coins a month, it is difficult to come up with the money to buy two sets of silk clothes. Aunt Tina's salary from working at the orphanage bought a set of basic books for the orphanage, and the rest of the food was bought to improve the food for the children in the orphanage, except for her own living expenses.

This time, the matter of Vane and Kalia becoming priests is too urgent in terms of time, and Aunt Tina, who has no money in her hand for the time being, can only find a way to modify two sets of clothes from her old clothes for Vane and Kaliya to wear, after all, wearing linen clothes will make people see the identities of the two of them at a glance. This time Vane and Kalia have a very rare chance to become priests, probably the only chance in their lives, and if they mess up, Aunt Tina will regret it to death.

The next morning, after waking up, Vane was visibly stunned when he saw the silk clothes on the bedside. It was different from the excitement that Kalia showed when she was a child and saw the silk clothes that had made her envious for a long time. For ten years, Vane, who has been silently observing everything in this world in addition to learning knowledge, understands that although it is an old clothes, this silk dress is also not easy to come by. It's full of Aunt Tina's love for both of them.

Looking at the happy Kaliya, Aunt Tina had a kind smile on her face. At this time, he turned his head and saw that Vane was holding the clothes and not putting them on, and immediately apologized to Vane: "I'm sorry, Vane. I know boys don't like the showy colors, it's just ......"

Before Aunt Tina could finish speaking, Vane interrupted her, shook her head and said, "No, Aunt Tina, I like this dress very much. It's just that I suddenly saw the silk clothes, and I couldn't believe it. ”

"If you like it, put it on." Aunt Tina thought that Vane was not satisfied with the color of the clothes, so she held it in her hand and did not wear it, but what Vane said, Aunt Tina also knew that it was to reassure herself. Vane has always been such a sensible child, and it is precisely because of this that Aunt Tina likes the two little guys, Vane and the innocent and lovely Kaliya.

"Hmm." Vane didn't say much, just silently put his clothes on.

Seeing Vane get dressed, Aunt Tina instructed Vane and Kalia, "You two had better stay in the church for the rest of the day, and don't want to leave to see Quel'Thalas go out on adventures like other children." As a result, not a single one has come back alive. I'm really ......."

As she spoke, Aunt Tina began to burst into tears. There were not a thousand or eight hundred children she had taken, but all the children she knew had left Quel'Thalas, and none of them had returned alive. She was afraid that Vane and Kalia would do the same.

Looking at the sad Aunt Tina, Vane didn't know what to say, if he said that he promised that he would not leave Quel'Thalas to go on an adventure, even he wouldn't believe it, but seeing Aunt Tina's sad appearance, Vane couldn't say a word.

You know, there are many reasons why those orphans leave Quel'Thalas to go out on adventures, but the main one is the attitude of Silvermoon City towards orphans. Children don't know this when they are adults, and when they leave the orphanage and enter the High Elf society, they are despised and looked down upon everywhere. No one can stand the life of being looked down upon everywhere.

In addition, because of the status of an orphan, I can't even find a decent job. can only live on the free living materials of the Quel'Salas Kingdom, how can these adult orphans still stay here, naturally leave the Quel'Thalas Kingdom to go out and explore, maybe they can fight for a future. Even if you die, it's better than living like this, and being mentally tortured all the time.

"Kalia and I will definitely stay in the church as much as we can. You don't have to worry. Vane comforted Aunt Tina.

"Just as much as possible?" Aunt Tina looked up at Vane.

Vane scratched her head and said to Aunt Tina, "You know, Aunt Tina. When we became pastors, we were sometimes asked to go to other villages to help civilians, but we couldn't refuse. ”

"Poof......" Seeing Vane scratching her head in embarrassment, Aunt Tina suddenly laughed for no reason. Touching Vane and Kalia's heads, he said, "Well, that's fine, as long as you don't just leave Quel'Thalas and go on an adventure." ”

"Well, Kalia knows." At this time, Kalia didn't understand what Aunt Tina was saying, but she just felt that Aunt Tina's words were right, so she replied.