There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

Not even a little bit is allowed!

On the other side, Talina was still pushing the cart, with her head lowered, not knowing what she was thinking.

At night, the bonfire was extinguished, leaving only a wisp of green smoke slowly floating up into the air, and then blown away by the night wind.

After arranging the two eggs, Talina, who was worried, sat on the bed, staring at the darkness ahead.

Someone else...died...

The word "death" kept lingering around Talina, like a nightmare.

Talina now understands how Ravshini felt back then.

Whenever she closed her eyes, the faces of the dead warriors would appear before her. Although their expressions were kind, Talina still could not forgive them.

"I really am a...disaster star..."

Leaning weakly against the wall, Talina began to hate her own powerlessness.

Her skill is healing, but she has a tendency to make the aggressive wife need to rely on others, as if she was born to make wedding dresses for others.

How long can you rely on others?

I must think of some ways to solve the problem. Hiding behind others will do nothing but make myself more cowardly!

Thinking of this, Talina suddenly became deflated again.

That was what she said, but when it came to actually implementing it, Talina found that she had no way to deal with her current situation.

No... maybe there is a...

In a moment of decadence, Talina suddenly raised her head, her azure eyes shining brightly in the darkness.

Although Abbrana's reason for coming here is still unclear, it's likely she came for me. If I go out by myself, maybe I can...

Talina clenched her hands tightly together and pursed her lips.

She had proposed this idea before, but it was rejected by others.

Tallulah and the others could not accept that they had to push their loved ones and companions away in exchange for peace, but Talina also could not bear to see someone die because of her.

Can...

Looking back at the two eggs lying quietly beside her, Talina suddenly began to hesitate again.

If she were still alone as before, she wouldn't consider anything at all. She would face her enemies on her own and it would be absolutely impossible for her to implicate others.

But now she has concerns. If she leaves...

Can Tallulah and the others really take good care of her?

Talina sighed and reached out to gently stroke the two eggs.

The situation here was different from when she was in Casimir. Russell held a high position, and Viviana herself was a popular competitive knight. If she left the eggs with them, they would be properly taken care of. At most, the incubation time would be a little longer, but there would be no danger other than that.

But it’s different here!

Tallulah and the others were rebelling! In other words, according to Ursus law, dragging them out and shooting them ten times wouldn't be enough!

It's okay now, I'm here to look after them, so there won't be any danger for the time being. But once I leave, what will I do if the war breaks out?

Will Tallulah really have the energy to protect them by then?

And Froststar, and Bodracasti!

No matter how good they are at fighting or how powerful they are, they are still flesh and blood. They will get tired and feel pain. When enemies like mountains and seas come at them, how long can they hold on?

But if I don't leave, the team might start to fall apart...

Abbrana's offensive has gradually intensified since a few months ago.

She avoided contact with the guerrilla leaders, even the Kingslayers, and targeted sentries and patrols. Once the deed was done, she would never stay long, leaving only a distorted pattern on the ground.

This elusive attack method has caused great distress to the guerrillas. To date, no less than fifty soldiers have died at her hands.

This is also what has troubled Talina to this day.

It is already difficult for guerrillas to train soldiers. If they continue to waste time like this meaninglessly, they will eventually be dragged down.

Just as Talina was struggling, a figure suddenly flashed outside the window covered by a layer of rags, accompanied by a crisp knocking sound.

"who!"

Raising her head warily, Talina looked towards the window and saw a flash of black and white.

Looks familiar...Who is it?

Talina was very familiar with the color and style of that piece of clothing, but she just couldn't remember it.

Where have you seen him before?

Knock knock~

There was another knocking sound. Talina got out of bed carefully, slipped on her shoes, held a sharp dagger in her hand, and walked over slowly.

Although Talina is popular in the team, no one has ever looked for her in the middle of the night. This is a respect and also a way to avoid suspicion.

This was the first time someone knocked on the door in the middle of the night.

When she got close to the window, Talina quietly put her eyes on the door panel and observed the outside through the crack.

A Luper was standing outside the door, its gray-blue fur emitting a silver-gray glow under the moonlight, two black sword handles on its waist, and two black earrings on its left ear.

At first glance, Talina recognized the person.

“Texas!”

Yes, the person standing outside the door was Texas, whom she had not seen since she sent Talina to Ursus!

Putting the dagger behind her waist, Talina quickly opened the door and welcomed "Texas" in.

Volume 3: Chapter 244: Strange Texas

The two people who hadn't seen each other for a long time met but didn't speak. Texas slipped into the house, and Talina stuck her head out to look outside to make sure no one saw them.

Texas' identity is very sensitive, and now is an extraordinary period. The entire team is on high alert, and any slight disturbance will cause chaos.

Talina didn't dare take the risk.

Fortunately, Texas chose the middle of the night, when most people were already resting and no one would wander around outside except for those on patrol.

"Huh! Why are you here, Texas?"

After making sure that Texas was the only one there, Talina closed the door, put in the bolt, pulled the curtains tightly, lit the oil lamp on the table, and walked over to Texas.

"You haven't sent me any news, and I was worried, so I came to check on you."

After taking a casual look around the room, Rupert's eyes emitted a faint light in the dark night with candlelight, just like the ghost fire floating in the cemetery, which made Talina feel a little uncomfortable.

However, due to her good impression of Texas, Talina attributed all of this to illusions caused by not seeing each other for too long.

Yes, I only spent a short time with Texas. It's normal to have forgotten him after more than two years.

Shaking her head, Talina put these wild thoughts aside.

Putting the oil lamp on the ground, Talina moved a small stool from the side and placed it in front of Texas.

"You live in a place like this? I remember I arranged it for you, didn't I?"

Patting the small stool with his hand, Texas sat on it, crossed his legs and looked at Talina like a hungry wolf on the hunt.

Strange... How did Texas become so...

Wanton?

She moved uncomfortably, and only after she was out of Texas's gaze did Talina feel much better.

"It's okay, as long as it can shelter us from the wind and rain."

With her legs together, Talina looked a little embarrassed.

Texas had used his connections to prepare everything for her, but he had to leave because of a sudden attack by the infected patrol team.

Because they left in a hurry, they only had time to take money with them. All the contact information and mobile phones were burned in the fire. Even if Talina wanted to contact them, there was no way.

Now that Texas brought it up again, Talina felt a little embarrassed.

They helped me so much, and I didn't even have the chance to say thank you...

"This is not a matter of sheltering from the wind and rain. Do you know what you are doing now?"

Taking out a box of ladies' cigarettes from his pocket, Texas held it in his hand skillfully, then drew the lightsaber from his waist. A yellow light flashed by, and suddenly a small red dot appeared in the darkness.

"You're with a bunch of infected people, in Ursus, you..."

Taking the cigarette out of his mouth, Texas blew out a smoke ring and said slowly: "You are looking for death!"

Although the smell of ladies' cigarettes was not strong, it still made Talina cough repeatedly.

"I can't help it, but if I stay there, I'm afraid I won't survive for long."

Waving her hand to disperse the smoke, Talina moved her body to move further away from Texas.

Strange, didn’t you quit smoking?

Why are you smoking again?

Although she was curious, Talina had no interest in exploring Texas' private life. Let him smoke if he wants. He was under a lot of pressure and had no place to vent, so he had no choice but to use this method to numb himself.

"You won't live long? Didn't I find someone for you?"

"The situation is different..."

After telling Texas about her experiences in that small town, Talina focused on the infected patrol teams that captured ordinary people and brought them down to the mines.

"Is this so..."

Texas lowered his head in thought, threw the cigarette butt to the ground, stomped it out with his foot, and was about to take out the next cigarette.

"Hey! Stop smoking! There are children here!"

Seeing that Texas was still planning to continue smoking, Talina quickly spoke up to stop him.

"Child?"

Hearing this, a gleam of light flashed in Texas' eyes, and the hand holding the cigarette box hesitated for a moment. He looked up and looked around, Texas observing keenly.

"Where did the child come from?"

"Well, they're already asleep..."

"We?"

The hand holding the cigarette loosened, and the delicate lady's cigarette fell to the ground, with yellow tobacco falling out and scattering all over the ground.

"Well, so don't smoke..."

"May I take a look at it?"

Putting the cigarette box back in his pocket, Texas said with interest.

"that..."

Faced with Texas' request, Talina seemed a little embarrassed.

She had finally managed to coax the two troublemakers to sleep, and if Texas accidentally woke them up, she wouldn't be able to sleep tonight.

On the other hand, I was also worried that Texas would think I was crazy when he saw what she said about the child being two eggs.

"Don't worry, I'm just taking a look. I won't make any noise."

As if he didn't realize the hidden meaning of Talina's words, Texas still insisted on his previous request.

"Well... well, don't tell anyone when you get out..."

Standing up, Talina came to the bedside, and Texas followed behind her, his eyes flashing with a faint green light.

Lifting the covers off the eggs, Talina moved aside slightly, allowing Texas to catch a glimpse.

"Eggs? Why are they different colors?"

Texas raised an eyebrow, with nothing on his face except a hint of curiosity.

"Um...I...just think of it as a throwback!"

When asked this question, Talina began to answer incoherently, blushed, covered herself with the quilt again, and then pushed Texas back to her previous position.

"Okay, okay, everyone has secrets, so I won't ask."