Pokémon: The Sims.

Chapter 367 Two Stories
As they walked down the stairs leading to the fifth floor.

Wu Ge, however, discovered...

They returned to the entrance to the third floor!
"what happened?!"

Kazan stared in disbelief at the scene before him.

"According to the teacher, this means we haven't gained the dragon's approval, right?"

Rami turned to look at Wu Ge beside him.

"Well, although some of your qualities have been recognized, there are still some shortcomings. It seems you won't be able to get in this time. Let's talk about it later."

Wu Ge was not surprised.

The two children had too many obvious flaws, and he never thought they could reach the top.

even.

He even suspected that the two children were able to pass through the third level because they had the royal blood of the people of the earth flowing through their veins.

Exit the Dragon Spiral Tower.

Kazan lowered his head and remained silent, his dejection radiating from him.

Rami seemed relieved that he no longer had to face those terrifying mazes.

Feeling the waveguide of the two children.

Wu Ge shook his head.

They probably have a long way to go before they can gain the approval of the black and white dragons.

Looking at the two children.

Wu Ge raised his head and thought for a moment, then looked at the second prince on his left.

"Kazan."

"teacher."

Upon hearing Wu Ge's voice, Kazan instinctively looked up.

"Failure is the main theme of life, and disasters always accompany us throughout life. How we face failure is what makes people different."

"Some people are defeated by failure and never recover."

"Some people can keep getting up and moving forward."

"Remember this: get up from where you fall. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger."

As Wu Ge felt the wave within Kazan gradually intensify, he regained his confidence and vitality, and a smile appeared on his face.

"Yes, teacher! No matter what difficulties I face in the future, I will not be defeated! I will definitely become a man recognized by the dragon!"

Kazan clenched his fist and jumped up and down, a hint of ambition appearing on his youthful face.

Meanwhile, Rami quickly pulled out a small notebook and started writing rapidly on it with a pen.

The three returned to the palace.

Go straight up to the rooftop.

"Teacher, let's take a break today. I want to hear you tell a story."

Kazan hopped and ran under the sky, lay down on the ground, and looked at Wu Ge.

This is a rare occurrence.

Kazan finds it difficult to sit still and learn.

When Wu Ge was telling them about Pokémon, Kazan would often doze off and could hardly listen to anything.

He preferred to go to the army to learn how to fight from the soldiers, or to improve his own combat skills and physical fitness under Wu Ge's tutelage.

"Yeah, I want to, too."

Rami, who was standing right next to Wu Ge, nodded slightly.

Rami and Kazan are completely different.

He disliked fighting and pain, and his learning of combat and physical training were almost entirely forced upon him.

But he can sit quietly and read a book.

The sounds of vendors hawking their wares filled the city, and the streets were almost completely dark.

"Okay, what do you want to hear?"

Wu Ge smiled.

Children need holidays sometimes too.

Let's give them a day off today.

"Hmm, I'd also like to hear the story of the Kingdom Wars."

Kazan spoke first, then added, reflecting on today's events.
"I want to hear stories of people who were initially driven to the brink of defeat but then turned the tables and won."

"Let me think about it."

Wu Ge stroked his chin and thought for a moment.

One minute later.

His eyes lit up.

"Then let me tell you a story that takes place in Runeterra."

Wu Ge grinned and gathered his thoughts.

Although the two children were curious about what Runeterra was like, they were both well-behaved and did not interrupt him.

"The two sides in the war are called Ionia and Noxus. In Ionia, there is a dancer named Irelia."

in this world.

He recounted the story that only Wu Ge knew.

The story unfolds of a dancer whose homeland was destroyed and whose family was murdered by Noxus, who rises step by step to become the leader of Ionia, leading the spirits of Ionia to a victory.

When the two children heard it.

When Irelia walked on the silver soil, all the people automatically parted to make way for her.

Different lights shone in their eyes.

Rami's eyes were filled with admiration and respect; while Kazan's eyes were filled with envy and longing.

The story comes to an end when Noxus is driven back to its homeland by Ionia.

"Irelia is amazing, so amazing."

Rami clenched his fists and breathed a sigh of relief.

When he talked about the outbreak of the great war, he became so nervous that he couldn't help but stop breathing.

"And then? And then?" Kazan looked at Wu Ge, anticipating what would happen next.

"And then? Irelia retired, Ionia returned to peace, and Noxus focused its attention on fighting against the other three nations."

"what?!"

Kazan's eyes widened in disbelief.

"What's wrong? Kazan, isn't this a good ending?"

Rami looked at Kazan with a puzzled expression.

"Is this a good ending? Their families and homes have been destroyed. How can simply driving them back be enough? Of course, we must take the initiative, invade Noxus territory, wipe them all out, and annex their land!"

Kazan patted his chest defiantly, his face turning red.

He used to admire Irelia quite a bit.

He rose from the bottom to the position of leader, gaining power, status, adoration, and respect.
But now.

Kazan thought this Irelia wasn't very good.

It's unbelievable that she would retire behind the scenes with such a deep-seated hatred and such overwhelming power!
"Well, the situation is rather complicated. Noxus was too strong at the time, while Ionia was not actually very united. They could unite to defend their homeland, but Irelia might not be able to rally the people to invade Noxus."

Wu Ge gave a brief explanation.

"But he shouldn't abdicate now. He should maintain his rule, continuously strengthen Ionia's power, and then invade other countries in the future to unify the entire Runeterra!"

Kazan still couldn't understand Irelia.

"Wouldn't that make us just like the cruel Noxus?"

Rami thought Kazan was wrong.

"What's so cruel about that! Didn't the teacher say before that only by achieving unification can we usher in true peace? We must defeat them, wipe them out, and not give them any chance to start over!"

"That would kill a lot of innocent people. Perhaps we could use a more friendly and peaceful approach, such as signing peace treaties with other countries?"

"Rami! You're so naive!"

"Kazan, you're too extreme."

The two little ones started arguing.

But Rami stayed close to Wu Ge, seemingly afraid that Kazan would get angry and beat him up.

"Alright, alright, stop arguing. It's normal to have different opinions. What you're saying makes some sense. There's no need to argue about it."

Wu Ge reached out and pressed his hands against the two little ones' foreheads, then sighed.

"Noxus is a fool too. With such strength, they should concentrate their efforts to first wipe out the strong in Ionia, then enslave the weak to work for Noxus, plunder Ionia's resource-rich lands, and then use those resources to rapidly develop and fight against other countries one by one."

Kazan continued, still indignant.

He had many of his own opinions, and basically he was very unhappy with Ionia and Noxus.

But in reality, these ideas are all very simplistic.

After all, he was just an eight-year-old boy.

Moreover, he couldn't understand what kind of place Runeterra was, or what kind of power and strong individuals lived there.

"I think Irelia is pretty good."

Rami hid next to Wu Ge and whispered something.

"Teacher, this story isn't good, let's choose another one."

Kazan refused to acknowledge his brother.

"Hmm, what kind of stuff do you want to hear?"

"Emmm, teacher, I want to hear a story about love."

This time it was Rami who spoke.

"Tch, what's so great about love? What do you even know about love?"

Kazan made a sarcastic remark.

"Do you know Kazan?"

"Of course I know! Those old stories have been told to death by the bards in the city, and I don't want to hear them."

Kazan blushed and responded, then lay down on the ground and turned away, ignoring Rami.

A love story.

He's not interested at all.

Not interesting.

Sleep well.

"Hehe, love, huh? You've probably heard all those cliché happy endings. Let me tell you something different. It's a story that takes place in Runeterra."

Wu Ge grinned and reached out to pat Rami's head.

"The protagonist of that story is Folgo, the ruler of the Kingdom of Kamavia in Runeterra."

This completely different love story unfolds.

Simply put, it's about a king who is willing to do anything, even become a ghost or destroy the world, to bring his deceased wife back to life.

Kazan, who had been lying on the ground and listened to a few more sentences because of the words 'Runeterra', gradually sat up as the story continued, and appeared even more excited than Rami.

The end of the story.

The story concludes with Folyago being sealed away by the Sentinels of Light.

Rami frowned and spoke first:

"This king did a bad job. Even if it was to resurrect his wife, he shouldn't have swept the entire world into the wreckage."

"You know nothing!"

Kazan angrily interrupted Rami, then raised one fist high above his head.

"A true king is one who can ruthlessly sacrifice everything for his own ambitions and goals!"

Kazan's eyes were filled with respect and admiration.

The only thing that bothered him was that Folyago's ambition was to resurrect his deceased wife, rather than to lead the nation to unify the entire Runeterra and become the supreme ruler of the world.

But with Irelia as a comparison, it's clear that...

He felt that Fóyego was already quite good.

佛耶戈
Kazan silently repeated the name in his mind.

This is the role he wants to be!
He looked at his fist in the sunlight, as if he already held the legendary Blade of the Ruined King in his hand, and murmured to himself:
"No matter the cost; all acts of violence, as long as they bring results!"

(End of this chapter)