At the moment when she fainted, Aluojana did not expect that it would be her last face.
He said that they were traitors and would be nailed to the pillar of shame in history.
She said, you only have me, honey, and I won't let you get hurt again.
But the way they looked at Arogana was clearly like looking at a broken flower.
Later, Aluojana realized that what the deceased left to her was an ideal, a little fire, and a way to freedom outside the cage.
So she took off the crown of thorns on her head that did not belong to her, opened the cage door, and walked out.
Reading tips:
1. Classical western fantasy drama
2. The two protagonists of the Ikphilis family, with a supporting role and a single arrow
3. Anyone in this story may go offline
4. Character behaviors and opinions are for the plot and do not represent the author himself.
Intention: The ideal will not die because of the fall of the pioneers, it will continue to grow in another form in the hands of the latecomers.
