Durin's Diary

Chapter 841 Front and rear mirrors

In the end, the old Zhulong, under the order of the Zhulong Pavilion, pulled Du Lin out of this endless vortex of bustle.

Du Lin was very unhappy. After all, Shao Baitou and Mr. Li were still arguing there. Du Lin felt like he was eating watermelon while watching the fun.

But the old Zhulong who called himself Pang lifted Du Lin up with one hand - two meters and three meters high was really amazing.

Forget it, Du Lin has always respected the elderly and loved the young. Besides, the car this old man drives is pretty good - everyone in Changtang seems to like convertibles very much. Old Long drives one of them, and so did the little bastard before.

"Kid, don't be so busy. Old man Li can't afford to lose face in front of you, but he knows his entire family can't beat you. As long as you're there, he'll have to argue with the white-haired guy from the police department. The white-haired guy has seen a lot of devils in the capital. He's a good-looking dragon, but he's only in his early sixties and his hair has turned white."

"What is the turtle dragon species? I have never heard of it in the Western Continent." Du Lin got into the co-pilot seat curiously.

"The Turtle Dragon species is a subordinate of the Candle Dragon species, a specialty of the East." Lao Pang explained to Du Lin while starting the car. "Last time, you helped the Zheng family's kid get promoted. We old guys have been wanting to meet you. Now that everyone is here, they asked me to come find you."

"So you didn't run into it."

"How can there be so many coincidences in this world?"

The old man and the young man chatted until they reached this point. Lao Pang drove the car out of the parking area and stopped at the exit: "Sign."

"Okay." Du Lin said as he took the report and pen handed over by Officer Rabbit. "What do you want to write?"

"All?" Lao Pang smiled. "Then write them all."

So Du Lin wrote Chang Tang language, grassland elf language and common language on it.

The rabbit girl exclaimed in amazement at the three beautiful characters written on it, then turned to look at the wolf head behind her: "Look, this is the first time for Mr. Chang Tang to come here, and his handwriting is much better than that of a native like you."

The wolf rolled its eyes in embarrassment.

Lao Pang laughed out loud, said it was great to be young, and then started the car.

Du Lin smiled and threw a fruit to the little girl - this little rabbit was a mortal after all, eating one fruit would strengthen its body, but if it ate one more... it would be fatal.

"How many fruits do you have?"

"From time to time, I can dream of entering the area of ​​the World Tree. There are many fruits on the ground. I picked them up." Du Lin said the truth with his eyes open, but he was also a little curious: "Are fruits rare here?"

"It's very rare. The Nuwa Twins only give us some fruit from time to time. We've never seen anyone as generous as you to give it away." Old Pang sighed and looked at Du Lin. "You were right to only give her one fruit. If you gave her more, she wouldn't be able to protect herself. She might run into a kid who went crazy, and many people might die."

"I thought everyone in Changtang knew their own limitations." Du Lin leaned back in his chair and smiled.

"You kid, you've already picked up on the sarcasm from the Chang Tang people." Old Pang said with a smile, "I told us that you may be from the West Land, but your heart, lungs, and bones are from the Chang Tang. I didn't believe you. Now it seems I've seen you before, and seeing is believing."

At this point, he sighed again: "You should also understand that this Chang Tang is no different from your Western Continent. There are not so many differences in this world, only friends and enemies."

"I love hearing that. A perfect example of a friend and an enemy." Du Lin chuckled. He could only say that the old dragon had lived long enough and had a clear vision. Most importantly, he was willing to share his views with Du Lin, rather than hiding them. "What do you think?" Lao Pang asked.

Du Lin thought for a moment: "Good guys and bad guys."

This time it was Old Pang's turn to laugh. The old dragon looked at Du Lin with doting eyes. "You're right, kid. The Celestial Masters your age always like to talk about their big principles, talking about justice and evil, truth and fallacy. But in fact, all they say is just saying that the enemy deserves death and the bad guys deserve to die. They say too much, and it will make people feel bored. After all, why should we reason with the enemy and the bad guys? Letting them die is what we should do most."

Du Lin nodded.

·It’s quite interesting. It seems that the Chang Tang people also have ideological conflicts.

Eleven was moved by the old dragon's remarks.

But they didn’t have a conflict in the end. I like their personality of speaking their minds.

Daju praised this highly.

"What do you think are bad people and enemies?" Du Lin asked with a smile.

"Everyone in these three passes and four overseas countries is a bad guy and an enemy," Lao Pang replied.

"Could you please tell me what these filthy things are outside the Three Passes and Four Seas? I've heard of them, but I've never heard anyone distinguish them in detail." Du Lin had heard many stories about the Three Passes and Four Seas, but to him, the Three Passes and Four Seas were just a very general legend after all. He had neither seen them with his own eyes nor had any friends or relatives actually been to the scene.

"Three passes and four seas, who told you that?" The smile on Lao Pang's face faded.

"Mr. Zheng said that I also heard about it from a green-skinned orc named Old Bonebreaker." Du Lin told the truth.

"Old Bonebreaker...isn't he a very thin green-skinned orc?" said Lao Pang.

"How do you know him?" Du Lin asked curiously.

"He is the seed enlightened by the goddess Nuwa, and I... do you know how old I am?" Lao Pang asked with a smile.

"How old are you?"

"He's over 1,200 years old. When the Empress's incarnation of reason enlightened Old Broken Bones, I witnessed with my own eyes that green-skinned orc swore to the Empress that he would massacre the Western Continent and repay the gifts of the old gods to Chang Tang with millions of Jingguans."

When he said the word gift, Du Lin could feel the hatred in the old man's eyes.

But he quickly put it away. When he looked at Du Lin, his eyes softened. "Of course, all this has nothing to do with dwarf demons like you. You are originally grassland elves, good children enlightened by the Empress. Moreover, you are the Candle Dragon, the darling of the Nuwa Twins, and you have a connection with the Empress's embodiment of reason. Children like you must be the best children."

"I know that. Why don't you tell me some stories about the monsters and demons in the Three Passes and Four Seas?" Du Lin wanted to know what happened in the past. "Tell me why those scientists in the past wanted to destroy the East."

(End of this chapter)