There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

Talia's completely different way of doing things made Avdoga unsure, and her previous assumptions were overturned by her.

Her vision was not yet wide enough to see through people's hearts, and she didn't know how much Talia's chips were and what they were.

The information between the two parties is not equal. It is very dangerous to make a rash decision!

She planned to go back and think about it carefully, and if all else failed, she would ask her father, who was currently entangled with the Duke of Mount Neva, to see if there was any good solution.

When it comes to doing business, her father is a top-notch expert!

To be on the safe side, she even chose her own home as the venue to take advantage of the home field, so that there would be no mistakes!

perhaps...

"Of course, rather, it's my pleasure, Aphrodite~"

After shaking hands with Avdotka in a friendly manner, Talia said goodbye to her fellow enthusiast, turned and walked out of the simple cafe, ending this transaction that started well but ended badly.

"War nobles... well, if Dad knew, he would probably do the same!"

A war noble, judging by the style of his clothes, his title is not low. If I can get in touch with him, it will be of some help to my father, right?

Avdotka felt a little distressed when she thought of her father racking his brains to get on board the Duke of Neva's ship.

Her father has given so much for this family, and she wants to share some of the pressure with him.

Every bit counts, at least...

"Let daddy straighten his back a little."

............

So difficult!!!

On the way back, Talia kept recalling the details of her "confrontation" with Avdotka.

Although it was only a few words, only she knew the risks involved. Once she said the wrong thing, the connection with Avdoga would be broken with her.

She can't bear this kind of weight!

Hundreds of guerrillas were waiting for her to feed them, and she dared not make any mistakes.

The frustration and bitterness in her heart made Talia breathless. With no place to vent, she had to kick the waste paper under her feet.

It was a flyer that someone had just thrown past her, and Talia had gone back to bring it all the way here.

In this way, after walking and stopping along the way, Talia returned to the hotel.

"Tallulah! I'm back!"

Closing the door, Talia took off her boots and put on the slippers placed at the door.

"Huh? What about people?"

After walking around the living room, Talia couldn't find where Tallulah was. If Tallulah's shoes hadn't been at the door, she would have thought Tallulah had gone out.

"Is it in the study?"

Walking towards a small compartment on the side, Taliya pushed the door open lightly. After seeing the figure lying on the table, she slowly walked in.

Sure enough, I guessed it right.

"are you asleep?"

Bent over the table, the sound of even breathing could be heard from Tallulah.

Yes, I spent so much time teaching her how to deal with the situation last night, and I got up earlier than her in the morning. I guess she didn’t get much rest. It’s understandable that she is taking this opportunity to catch up on some sleep.

But if you sleep like this, you will catch a cold, right?

Looking at Tallulah's thin body, Talia felt a little distressed.

Who would have thought that such a young girl would be the leader of a group of infected people?

Tallulah was only a few years older than her. After becoming infected, she not only did not degenerate, but actively led the infected to survive.

Returning to the living room and getting a blanket, Talia draped it over Tallulah.

"This is..."

While covering Talulah with the quilt, Taliyah found a piece of letter paper next to Taliyah's hand.

Looking at the recipient's name, Talia muttered it out loud.

"Hui Jie?"

Is she Tallulah's friend?

"Well?"

This name seemed to have some magic power. As soon as Talia finished reading it, Tallulah woke up in a daze.

"Awake? Why don't you go to bed? You'll catch a cold here!"

Putting the letter back, Taliyah put the fallen blanket back on Talula's shoulders.

"I'm a fire dragon. I don't catch a cold."

After smacking her lips twice, Tallulah saw the moved letter paper.

"Sorry... I only saw the name, not the content. Don't worry."

"It's okay. It doesn't matter if you see it. I can't send it out anyway."

With a wry smile, Tallulah folded the letter and placed it in an envelope that had been prepared in advance. Then she carefully sealed the envelope and put it in a small bag.

Through the gap, Talia could see that the inside was filled with envelopes of the same style. A rough estimate was that there were probably hundreds of them.

Who are these sent to?

With her finger on her lips, Talia stood by, hesitant to speak.

She was afraid that her careless words would hurt Tallulah.

If she didn't say anything, she would feel like ants were crawling on her body and she would feel uncomfortable all over.

Fortunately, Tallulah noticed her curiosity and took the initiative to chat with her.

"Come here! Let me hug you!"

Opening her arms towards Talia, Tallulah leaned back in her chair and said, "These letters are all written to my sister."

Sitting on Tallulah's lap, Talia looked at the scenery outside the window and thought of the name she had just seen.

"Hui Jie?"

"Yes, Huijie, my sister, Chen Huijie."

When talking about this name, Tallulah seemed to have taken off her disguise, and her tone became terrifyingly gentle.

"I haven't told you about me yet, have I?"

Reaching out to comb Talia's hair, just like she used to braid her sister's hair, Talia told Talia about her past.

"Strictly speaking, I'm not an Ursus. I can barely be considered half a Great Flame."

"Half?"

"Yes! My biological father is from Victoria."

"Chuanchuan?"

"Um?!"

Pinching Talia's cheek, Tallulah taught this "rude" little girl a lesson.

"According to my mother, he's still some kind of Victorian royal."

Hearing this, Talia turned her head in disbelief and looked at Tallulah.

She couldn't imagine that the person holding her was actually a royal family member.

"My mother is the princess of Dayan."

Another bombshell was released, and Talia was stunned.

A Victorian royal family and a Da Yan princess, how can these two just not fit together?!

Dayan has never intermarried with Victoria?

So to say...

“You are not only the royal family of Victoria, but also the princess of Dayan?!”

Talia's mind was already dull, and the information leaked by Tallulah made her vaguely guess something.

He is of mixed blood, aristocratic status from two powerful countries, and has connections with the royal family. Now he is leading the infected in Ursus, preparing to form a resistance team.

hiss!

You are going against the will of heaven, sister!

PS: Thanks to Qingyao for the tip on Xianyu Tuci, thank you very much! I’m very sorry that I’ve been busy these days!

Thanks to Hojo Hanaren for the panties, thank you so much!! Is there any pendant on your leg?

Volume 3: Chapter 56: Confession

Tallulah's story was very long. By the time Talia finished listening to it, the sky had become dark and only a hint of the sun could be seen on the horizon.

Talia sat quietly on Tallulah's lap, listening carefully to the story she told, which started from when she was young and went to school with her sister, and ended with her killing her "adoptive father" and escaping to a small village in Ursus.

Because there were viewers, Tallulah spoke in great detail, even explaining to Talia what type of braids she had given her sister.

Kosice's education did not distort her. Her ideals and ambitions were integrated with her and made her who she is today.

An idealist, a fighter!

But Talia was a little worried.

Tallulah's ideals were too unrealistic, and she overlooked one most important issue...

people!

Perhaps, this is the case that those involved are confused, while those who are on the sidelines can see more clearly.

Immersed in her own ideals and working tirelessly for them, Tallulah is determined to lead the infected out of their current predicament and walk on the path forged by this ideal.

Instead, it was Talia, as a listener, who saw the disadvantages of this path.

Not everyone, like Tallulah, can give everything for the future of the infected!

Tallulah treats all infected people equally, not as her subordinates, but as companions walking the same path as her.

But human hearts are unpredictable. As a human being, you will have selfish desires. This is natural. Just like those lazy infected people in the team, Bozhukas wanted to kick them out of the team many times, but was stopped by Tallulah every time.

The two of them had some unpleasantness over this.

As a military man, Bozhukasti naturally couldn't bear to see these parasites staying in the team.

Every day they mingled with the wounded and disabled, doing a few small jobs, but they enjoyed the same treatment as the soldiers who went out to collect food.

He has all his limbs intact, but he hides behind his weakness!

This annoyed Bodracasti.

However, the other party belonged to Tallulah and had nothing to do with his guerrillas, which prevented her from falling out with Tallulah.

After spending some time with Tallulah, he knew very well that Tallulah would not question her goals until she experienced failure herself.

"Tallulah..."

Listening to Tallulah's increasingly excited words, Talia worriedly grabbed her hand and woke her up.

"Huh? What's wrong?"

"What if... I mean what if! What if someone wants to leave the team? What should we do then?"

After subtly pointing out the obstacles in Tallulah's way, Talia played with Tallulah's fingers and stroked the calluses on them.

Tallulah's hands were not as smooth and soft as hers, but rough and had some cracks, which were the traces of life on the snowfield.

She lost her parents when she was young and grew up alone in a foreign country, with only a conspirator by her side who was constantly instilling his ideas into her.

Talia couldn't imagine how Tallulah had survived all these years.

"Are you leaving?"

Subconsciously, Tallulah hugged Talia in her arms, but after she reacted, her arms bounced away as if she had been electrocuted.