The Dark King â Chapter 36
âA tree in blossomâ
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âWhat kind of world is outside the giant wall?â The girl looked curiously at Dudian, âIs there a endless seas and vast expanse of forests as bards tell?â
Dudian turned back to the pavilion, looked for a chair and sat down, shrugging. âI have just been appointed scavengers, and have not been outside the giant wall. But there are seas and forests, thatâs for sure.â
âHow do you know?â Jenny followed him to the pavilion, sitting on the chair opposite the tea table, wondering, âDid not you say you have not been outside the giant wall?â
Dudian mind suddenly thought of the earth. He have seen the blue sea and forests. and many beautiful scenery. His heart was saddened and he murmured: âOf course, I have seenâ.
âHave you seen?â Jenny was surprised.
Dudian recoiled, and said: âIt is in the poetâs poem to see. But I believe that those who certainly exist, otherwise, how the bards would know about them? â
âDo you think so?â Jenny pleasantly surprised, said: âI think so too but my father always said that those are made up by bards. In reality they do not exist. Even if there is something like that we would never step outside the giant wall. He said it is very dangerous outside, is that so?â
Dudian thought to himself. Most probably your father was afraid that you are too curious and would secretly ran to the outside the giant wall to peep at the scene. He said: âThe danger does exist.â
âIs it really dangerous?â Jennyâs eyes were a bit disappointed.
Dudian saw her sad eyes, suddenly felt himself as if killed off a good hope. He couldnât bear to break her heart so he continued: âHowever, although there is danger but it does not mean that there is no sea and forest. I believe, one day, the danger outside the giant wall will disappear and we will be able to go out and see the mountains and the sea and everythingâ
Jenny âs face shone brightly and said, âReally?
âReally!â replied Dudian in serious manner.
Jennyâs face smiled and said: âI think so too. I had told my father about it before but he told me to give up the idea. He said the outside of the giant wall is unknown place. In addition, he said that only special personnel such as you can go outside the wall, other people are prohibited from entering. â
Dudian smiled, did not say anything.
âI really want to go outside the giant wall!â Jenny face full of longing. Suddenly, she thought of something looked at Dudian, said: âSince the giant wall so dangerous, why do scavengers go outside? â
Dudian thought but didnât say that this has to be answered by the nobles. However, as the girlâs age is still small, apparently not involved in these aristocratic politics: âI donât know the reason. Perhaps like you, just want to go outside to see.â
Jennifer looked at him with a trace of admiration: âYou are so powerful. Obviously we are same age but you are more brave than I am.â
âBecause Iâm a boy,â Dudian smiled.
Hearing this, Jenny face turned red. She secretly looked up to Dudian. She saw that he didnât notice her embarrassed appearance, and her heart was relieved. But her heartbeat was slightly accelerated. How can I and a boy be in a garden alone? If father knew⊠no! no!⊠He canât learn about it.
She was going to bid farewell to Dudian and leave.
âDo not misunderstand. I do not discriminate against women. In our training camp there were many girls. But I think you should still listen to your fatherâs advice. Outside the giant wall is indeed very dangerous. You just have to wait until those dangers are swept out. Sooner or later you will be able to see the outside world. I believe that day wonât take long!
By the faint moonlight, Jenny looked at the boyâs serious and confident look. She could not help but startled a moment, subconsciously asked: âReally?
âUh-huh!â Dudian nodded affirmatively.
Jenny heard his words. It seems as if she was infected by them: âI believe you!â
Dudian smiled and said, âI believe in myself.â
Jenny smiled. âpuchiâ. Her previous intention to leave has long been missing.: âYou know, my dream is to become aâ magistrate â. Although the official can not go outside the giant wall, but at least can judge all the bad inside the giant wall. I believe that there are no bad people in the world and if we work together we will soon be able to remove the danger outside the giant wall.â
Dudian smiled and said: âDo you learn the law?
âOf course.â Jenny grinned, showing a proud expression.
Dudian laughed: âI just learned the law.â
Jenny said with surprise, âHave you also learned the law?
âSelf-learning,â Dudian added.
âYou want to be a magistrate?â
âWell, my goal is as great as yours!â
âGreat?â âYes, our goals are great!â
âhow old are you?â
âJust turned eleven.â
âIâm almost twelve.â
The darkness gradually deepened. The more they talked the more they were unaware of how the time flew. They talked about lots of things, from their hobbies to their ages. As well as their views on things. They had way too much in common, as if they had found long lost friends.
âOne without ears, one without tail, giggle ⊠âŠâ Jenny clutched her stomach because of laughind hard. She completely forgot to pay attention to the image of nobility, said: âWhat a strange son. So strange lyrics⊠Itâs fun thou⊠â
Dudian said: âIt is a childrenâs song.â
Jenny smiled, thinking how can there be such a strange childrenâs songs.
Dudian just wanted to say a few more childrenâs songs, suddenly he felt a mosquito bite his wrist. He shot with his backhand to kill it. The sudden sound woke up them from the sweet chat. The looked back at the direction of the banquet hall.
Jenny saw his move, also reacted. She felt bad: âI have to go back. If my father can not find me he will be very angry.â
Dudian is also just ready to go back, said: âThen you go first. I will wait a while. Letâs not be caught seen togetherâ
Jennyâs face turned red. She ran outside the pavilion, suddenly though of something and turned back: âYou just said you also heard a lot of nice poetry. I also like poetry. Can you tell me one?â
Dudian was surprised for a moment. She was not sheltered under the pavilion. The moon shines were reflected on her cheek. This moment, she was as beautiful as unreal fairy. His heart was throbbing subconsciously.
He knew a lot of Tang poetry which was classified as Eastern classical poetry. It was totally different from this eraâs poetry genre.
Suddenly, he thought of the modern poetry which her sister often read:
How do I let you meet me,
At my most beautiful moment.
For this,
I beseeched the God for five hundred years,
I asked Him to let us meet in earthly life.
God let me become a tree,
Grown on the roadside that you pass by every day.
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Dudian remembered that this poem was called âA Tree in Blossomâ. He had changed the word âBuddhaâ to âGodâ while reciting. After all, the faith of the world is dictated by the Holy Church and there is no Buddhism.
Hearing Dudian quietly recite the verse, Jenny was stunned. After a while she turned around and fled along the trail to disappear in the darkness.
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