Infinite Transmigration Starting from Violet

"Oh, hurry back." Hawkins leaned against a street lamp and waved for them to hurry up.

Lu Ye and Violet quickly returned to their hotel room.

"So what are you looking for? Did you forget something?" Lu Ye asked.

But what could Violet possibly have missed? He was somewhat curious.

“Um… contact,” Violet said, “could I kneel on the ground like a puppy?”

"what?"

Lu Ye was dumbfounded.

To make yourself kneel on the ground like a dog?

Violet, did you take the wrong medicine today?

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“That’s pretty big,” Dietfried said.

"That's pretty big." Ye Zhou nodded, put down the documents, and left the room.

The colonel took a deep drag on his cigar, exhaled a beautiful smoke ring—

"That's a big game."

"Hey, could you please stop saying those three words?!"

Opposite to the sofa.

Lu Ye, as the person involved, was very unhappy.

That's natural; anyone would be angry if a collar were put around their neck.

Indeed, Lu Ye, sitting on the green sofa, was wearing a worn-out, old-looking iron collar around his neck.

The culprit behind this phenomenon is the girl beside him—Violet.

Let's rewind to forty minutes earlier.

Barrolick Grand Hotel.

Lu Ye naturally refused Violet's absurd and ridiculous request.

But when he looked at Violet's face, the words that were about to come out of his mouth wouldn't come out.

For a moment, he had a strange feeling.

No, it's less of an illusion and more of a real sense of unreality.

In his eyes, Violet had completely become two different people.

One was a girl he learned about from anime and novels.

A female soldier who lost both arms in the war searches for the meaning of love while working as an automaton scribe.

The other was a girl who had lived with him for more than two months.

Without killing, without an army, and without ever being on the battlefield, she might grow up to be an outstanding woman and live a happy life.

Like a withering flower, the former's figure slowly faded away.

The latter's figure became increasingly clear, until finally only the figure of the girl in the room remained.

The girl's delicate body stiffened, even the muscles in her throat tightened.

Her cheeks flushed slightly from the emotions stirring within her.

Those once calm, azure eyes began to shimmer for some reason.

Her pale cherry-colored lips trembled slightly, giving the illusion of being made of jelly.

That was the first time Lu Ye had ever seen Violet so flustered and at a loss.

Like a deer lost in the forest seeking help from a hunter.

Even the hardest heart would probably melt in the face of a girl's unconsciously powerful offensive.

Lu Ye was no exception.

He didn't know what was wrong with Violet.

He wanted to ask.

But I couldn't bring myself to say it; it felt like a real mood killer.

Because he realized something that made him happy.

Although the reason and justification are unknown.

But this was the first time since the girl before him had become aware of her own emotions that she had decided to do something based on her own will.

It wasn't based on Lu Ye's request.

Instead, they act purely out of their own inner thoughts.

That "wild child" who once stood on a deserted island, gazing blankly at the top of the island.

Although it is not yet mature

But it was an important step forward.

For someone who previously knew nothing, Lu Ye may have given her color.

But the person who ultimately decides how to draw it is the girl herself, for whatever reason—but that alone is enough to make one feel gratified.

Thinking about it this way, since it's something Violet wants me to do, I'd better agree.

Lu Ye thought to herself.

Lying on the ground like a dog... that's not entirely impossible, provided no one else is watching.

Although it's very shameful.

But he really didn't want to disappoint the girl who had taken the first step.

So Lu Ye did it.

The gold beneath a man's knees has vanished without a trace.

The boy turned into a puppy.

In that instant, Lu Ye didn't see the special glint that flashed in Violet's eyes.

That was the expression of someone who had just opened the door to a new world.

Then, after a brief silence, just as Lu Ye asked, "Is it okay now?"

"Crack".

A cool sensation came from my neck.

"Ok?"

Lu Ye sensed that something was wrong.

He reached out and touched it.

It's hard and cool.

That's right.

It's the collar that Violet wore before.

It was something I didn't need that I had unlocked with a master key at that clothing store.

But the elderly woman who owns the shop thinks this is just the young people's "little" "romance" and "fun".

Besides, she didn't want to deal with this heavy thing, so she put the collar into the bag of clothes she bought for Violet.

Now it has returned to the purpose for which it was manufactured.

But Lu Ye couldn't be angry at the girl who was the culprit at all.

Because in the car, as Hawkins bit his lip to suppress a laugh, he asked the reason.

"—I don't want to leave."

A soft whisper, just four simple words, easily extinguished Lu Ye's anger, leaving not even a spark.

She probably got some inspiration from the old woman in that clothing store.

And that is indeed the case.

The old woman's original intention was to have her bind the man through the great harmony of life, and she even said it bluntly in the end.

However, the old woman miscalculated one thing: Violet's way of thinking was very straightforward.

Metaphors and symbols are useless to her.

She believes whatever you say.

It's like comparing a girl to a flower.

She would then bluntly place both on an equal footing.

The formula "girl = flower" was born.

Violet interpreted the old woman's words in two completely different ways.

The first is the collar, and the second is the child.

She didn't have time to ask the old woman how to have a child, so she could only start with the collar.

She simply believed that by putting a collar on Lu Ye and putting a leash on him, the little boy and the puppy could be together, just like the old woman had said.

Although it was so simple it was almost comical, it was the only action she took to express her true feelings.

and so.

Lu Ye could only sigh deeply in the end.

He couldn't blame the girl.

Because it was his responsibility to find her and raise her.