He was a general and shaman who conquered the barbarians at the age of twelve and triumphed at the age of fifteen. He was also the prince that no one in the palace wanted to mention. On the day of victory, all the people knelt down and worshiped, but the dirty little beggar on the street corner looked straight into his eyes with his clear eyes open.
By some strange combination of circumstances, she was brought back to her home, only to find that the person she picked up was a "little mute". She was afraid of all noises and spoke as softly as a gnat. She only dared to wrap her thin arms around his neck and breathe into his ears. Tears fell all over his face, but he bit his lip tightly, not daring to let out a whimper. After investigation, it was found that she had no name and no surname. She was picked up by a woman when she was a child. She worked as a coolie at the age of three. She escaped when she was five and was kept in captivity by an old beggar as a "child bride".
From then on, the iron-blooded general lost all his edge. I learned to "speak softly" in life. He named her "Nasaqi", after his late mother. Teach her how to read and understand the world that is no longer just gray, and use endless patience to wipe away the panic in her eyes bit by bit. Her voice finally became clear and she became the only warm color in his cold mansion.
The love quietly grew, and one rainy night when she was fourteen years old, she stood timidly outside his bedroom with her pillow in her arms and bare feet. From then on, he slept together every night, hugged her tightly, suppressed all desires, and only turned his love into gentle kisses in the morning and dusk, and repeated in her ear every morning: "I love you."
"Brother Shaman," every morning when she woke up in his arms, she would always ask the same question in an increasingly cheerful voice, with complete trust and ignorant love in her eyes, "How much do you love me?"
And he always hugged her tighter and whispered in response to that eternal vow:
"I am willing to protect you for the rest of my life."
