"That's right, as you can see, I used to eat something I didn't know what it was. I live in a very poor place, where it is cold all year round and crops barely grow. Sometimes I really didn't have anything to eat, so I would go to the mountains alone to hunt or pick up something to eat. To be honest, it's pretty tasty compared to this one, and I've eaten a lot of things that are hard to swallow. Wood doesn't mind talking about his old life, and why should he be obsessed with it, because people are born unequal.

Tris suddenly snatched the plate from Wood's hand and handed him something resembling bread. Wood looked at Tesri in surprise, wondering why he had suddenly done this.

Tris, however, didn't say anything, just ate all the food on his plate, and fell asleep on the bed.

"I don't think he's a bad guy, it's just why he wants to live here alone, it doesn't look like it's inhabitable at all, there's nothing here. After eating, the three of them huddled together around the fireplace, and the night here was as cold as Triss had said. Su Rui looked at Tris, who was lying on the bed and was asleep, and felt that he only looked scary on the outside, but in fact he was still a good person.

"I think he misses the elven butlers in our academy, they really look alike. "Mante said it a lot like that, and that's because Tris really just looks a lot like an elf on the outside. But if you want to talk about looks or details, it's hard to say.

I don't know what caused Tris to lose his ear, and now the ear is just a small hole. Although listening to movement is not affected too much, it is a very bad thing for the appearance. This makes him look like he doesn't belong to either elves or humans.

Wood just sat quietly, not saying anything, as if he had a slight understanding of Tris's situation. He probably didn't want to leave here, he wanted to stay here alone.

There really is the sound of wild beasts outside, and it shouldn't be too far from here. The three of them huddled nervously together, but when they looked at Tris again, they were still sleeping soundly, as if the beast outside the door was just a gentle little white rabbit, and it was not lethal.

The cry of the beast outside the door made Wood dare not sleep at all, and the three of them looked in the direction of the door as if they were facing a great enemy.

A butterfly flew in through the crack in the unclosed window and landed in Wood's ear: You three come out at once.

"It's Professor Shivala, he's coming to pick us up. "The voice is Professor Shivara's, it must have been Professor Shivara who received a message from the butterfly, so he's coming to pick us up now.

"Why did Professor Shivara come so late?" asked Su Rui vigilantly, there must be a lot of beasts outside at this time, if they went out rashly, if they didn't see Professor Shivara, then they would be very dangerous.

"Professor Shivara won't lie to us, I'll go out and see where you're waiting here. "In the face of danger, Wood is always able to rush to the front alone, and Mante is always the last one.

Wood quietly opened a crack in the door, and by the dim light he saw a figure standing under a tree, looking in their direction. It was Professor Shivara, and Wood hurriedly beckoned to Suri and Mante, motioning for the two of them to come over.

"Professor Shivara, why are you here now, we thought there was something wrong with the butterfly?" asked Suri, but then she saw that Professor Shivara was wearing a robe today, as if he was going to some kind of meeting.

"I went to a meeting, and I came over just after that, and I hope you didn't wait too much. Professor Shivala said, seeing that Wood kept looking in that direction as well, the look on his face was hard to guess.

"Shall we go and say goodbye to him?" Wood felt that it was a bit inappropriate for them to just leave and not say goodbye for the rest of their lives. But Tris was sleeping soundly now, and it didn't seem appropriate if they woke him up.

"He should have heard your 'goodbye' just now, let's go, if you don't leave, you won't be able to enter the dormitory door." "Although it is already dark here, it is time for Bird Buyu Academy, and it is just time to have dinner at this time, and it is time to go to bed.

When he returned, Professor Shivara didn't ask a word, and Wood hung his head all the way because he had done something wrong, not daring to look Professor Shivara in the eye.

"Let's go back and get some rest, don't talk about today's events, and wait until tomorrow morning, okay?" Professor Shivara said suddenly, as he was leaving.

"yes, I see. Wood nodded solemnly, relieved. I didn't speak all the way just now, and I felt like a very dishonest child.

That night, Wood didn't sleep soundly, and he would always dream of Triss in his dreams, that he was suffering from pain alone, that he was being besieged by wild beasts. That weak body, no matter how you look at it, it feels like yourself.

Wood, who hadn't slept well all night, woke up the next day feeling his head tired. I got up in a daze, then went to find Su Rui with Mante, and then went to the restaurant for breakfast together.

Every time I go to a restaurant, I meet Mark halfway, and today is an exception, the first time I didn't meet that annoying Mark halfway.

"Mark, this guy can't be because he had too much fun yesterday and hasn't gotten up yet, right?" Mante said jokingly, seeing the blood stains on Mark's body yesterday, it is still quite refreshing to think about it now.

When they arrived at the cafeteria, they learned that Mark had been called by Professor Shivala early in the morning.

"It's supposed to be exercise class today, why did Professor Shivara call Mark?" said Wood as he ate, and if nothing else, he should have guessed why Professor Shivara had let Mark go.

Although Professor Shivara didn't ask them anything yesterday, that doesn't mean that Professor Shivara really doesn't know anything.

"It's strange that Professor Shivara didn't ask us anything yesterday, shouldn't he criticize us harshly?" Even Su Rui, who rarely gets criticized, felt that they really deserved a harsh criticism yesterday. But this is how Professor Shivala surprised them, saying nothing, asking nothing. Instead, he told them not to tell anyone else about it.