"As long as he is safe in your territory, after all, I only need to provide him with a relatively level playing field, and the rest is up to him."

The chief didn't force the other party anymore, he and his old friend hadn't seen each other for many years, and it was all the chief asked for that the other party could still give him this thin face when he could.

After all, no matter how deep the friendship is, it will become less reassuring under the erosion of time, especially in this damn new era, or in the ice fields that are far more cruel than the wilderness.

"Please, then, Tia, my old fellow."

Sothos stood up, bowed lightly to the other, and then turned and walked out of the temple, slowly disappearing into the roaring snow outside the temple.

Tia was still sitting in the temple, her cloudy gaze fixed on Sothoth's back, unblinking.

"Great Priest, do you need me to deal with this damn sub-god? After all, if he was allowed to leave like this, it would be tricky to try to take his head again. ”

An ethereal voice sounded in the empty hall of the temple, and the voice was a little gloomy and compassionate, covering the entire hall with a layer of gloomy and cold air.

"Half a century ago, if it weren't for his intervention, my head would have been taken long ago."

Tia's eyes flashed with a hint of remembrance, and she said lightly, and finally slowly closed her eyes.

"Do as he says, within our own territory, and don't take the initiative to provoke his people."

"Lord Priestess, the moment his clan appeared in the ice field, it caused a commotion among the Ghost Ice Leech clan, so it is likely that he has what we need, if ......"

The voice of compassion sounded again, but suddenly it became dead silent like a snake that had been choked by the throat.

"Are you questioning my commands? Or have you forgotten who you are? ”

Tia didn't open his eyes, but his voice had long since lost the friendliness it had had been with when he spoke to Sothos, and had become cold and filled with a faint murderous aura.

"Do as you command, Lord Priest, and please forgive me for my unintentional offense."

The gloomy voice added in fear, and in the end there was no more sound, and the entire temple regained its dead silence.

At this moment, Luo was still sitting quietly on the ice field, and he was very touched by the words of the elderly gardener, and this touch did not come from the other party letting him stay away from contact with the temple personnel, let alone from the fact that the other party chose to go to the depths of the ice field like the chieftain.

His touch came from his own girl, from the gardener's plausible reproaches and complaints about him.

Luo's body was already covered with thick snowflakes, and even his eyebrows were covered with a layer of ice, but he still sat quietly, bowing his head and patiently reading the book in his hand.

The book was based on the "thorn bird" that Panis had given to Lowe, and he had intended to treasure it so that he could quietly remember it when he couldn't keep up with the pace of wilderness elimination.

But the gardener's words made him change his mind, and he felt that it was not too wise for him to choose to avoid it indefinitely, and that he had to face certain things, some things that were directly related to Yi.

Because this girl is no longer the baby girl who was carried in swaddling clothes by Luo, she has long grown up, has her own thoughts and judgments, and at the same time has the strength to make strong backing for her decisions.

Luo faintly felt that some of Yi's decisions could even change some of the fate of the wilderness or the ice field, if she was desperate.

And it is definitely an existence that can be desperate for what he thinks is right. In this respect, she bears a striking resemblance to Lo, who raised her.

The book "Thorn Bird" is more accurate than an old-fashioned love story, and it is also the kind of love story with a tragic ending.

Luo didn't know why Yi had chosen such a book as her leisure time in the first place, and this book made Yi realize something much earlier than Luo had expected.

After all, if you only count the time she has been in the wilderness and remove the growth period that she has grown savagely, she is only a teenage girl now, right?

The book wasn't thick, but Lowe sat on top of the cold ice and read it for three whole days, so much so that his entire body became a snowman-like existence.

Finally understood the story in the book and the moral behind the story, and Luo's face flashed a helpless wry smile.

During his years in the wilderness, Lo has also met some women, the wild and persistent Panis, the sexy and uninhibited Medusa, and the cold and wise Heidi......

For the girl who met him in the end and couldn't let go of it for the rest of his life, Luo was really a little confused.

Lowe's decision to enter the ice field was hasty, and there were certainly some factors involved in making sober chips, but the main reason was to escape.

Escape from the girl who has gradually ceased to regard Lo as a father, but has always been infatuated with Lo.

If she no longer sees Lo as her father, then what will she think of Lo?

The bitterness on Lowe's face deepened, and he began to think about what was next.

According to Luo's original plan, he needed to go into the depths of the ice field, and he needed to go to the temple in the depths of the ice field to have a look, and use what he saw to verify some kind of guess in his heart.

But the sudden appearance of the old gardener in Twilight, and the gardener's cold questioning, made Lowe think that maybe he should need to go back to the wilderness, or at least to Twilight, to meet his own girl, who seemed to have a sudden sense of anger.

The daughter has grown up, and she has even begun to reject Lo's contact with other women, which should be the root cause of her anger.

There are some things that Luo doesn't think about, but he doesn't want to think about them.

Go back to the wilderness, meet her in the Twilight Zone, and then what?

That's his own daughter, at least Luo has always regarded himself as a father for so many years.

Lo never wanted to hurt Yi, no matter what way it was, no matter how good the reason. But Luo couldn't get over this hurdle in his heart, he didn't want things to go in a certain direction.

He couldn't go to Twilight, at least not so unprepared to meet her. Luo still didn't know how far Yi had come on the path of evolution, and although he knew that Yi would never hurt him, he wasn't sure if Yi would hurt anyone else.

For example, Panis.

Lo had to make some necessary preparations before meeting Yi.

He finally got up and ran wildly over the lonely icefield, the direction in which he was running, and he wanted to return to the wilderness to meet his girl.

But before meeting her, Lowe would first go to meet another person, a woman.

Heidi.

In the matter of how to deal with the relationship with Yi, Luo thought of this crazy woman who was always cold and had no last resort.

He needed some advice from Heidi, even if it was crazy enough.