He Comes From the Void

In order to avoid the scorching sun, Kahn got into the small cabin hanging beside Skalash, dispelling heat and meditating cross-legged.

The size of the wooden house is small, and it is difficult to stand upright and lie down. In order to be more comfortable when resting, Kahn offered to sleep in a separate room, sharing a room with Kaisha, so there was only one person in the room most of the time.

If there was anything, they would climb up to Skalash's back by the back ropes hanging from the cabin and say. If you are not afraid of scaring Scarash, it is not impossible to go directly through its body and enter the hut on the other side.

The two people staying in the wooden house were not afraid that Scarash would get lost. With Nasus leading the way, even if they didn't come out, they could reach Nashiramme smoothly. Of course, Scarash also needs to be taken care of. What this kind of creature is most afraid of is the harassment of mosquitoes, flies and fleas. It is best to help it clean its hair every few days.

Generally speaking, the Scarash of the tribe will paint the totem marks with white paint on both sides of the buttocks, braid the mane from head to tail, wear gold rings on the horns, and hang many belts, ropes and camel bells on the body. Lu Lai clanged loudly.

But the end that Kahn exchanged from the merchant is obviously not. It doesn't have so many religious details on it, only the simple wooden houses on both sides, which are obviously sold as commodities.

Kahn knew that Scarash was a herd creature, but he had never seen a wild Scarash. Perhaps in thousands of years of history, this creature had been tamed and raised in captivity.

"Boom!"

The sudden movement caused Kahn to open his eyes from meditation, and the sound of footsteps falling from the ceiling could be heard.

"Kasha?"

He stared at the round window in front of him, and after a while, a pair of legs lowered in front of the window, trying to find a foothold.

The window can only accommodate one person, and it is as narrow as the entrance of a birdcage. Kahn saw that the legs did not step on the window after stepping on them a few times, so he went to help her and took the legs in.

When her waist passed through the window, her feet had already reached the bottom. Kaisha changed into a kneeling position, let her body go in a little longer, then let go of the rope, and relied on her strong waist to draw her upper body in, and finally got in. into the house.

"I thought it was a bird." Kahn said with a smile, while shrinking his body to the side to make room for Kaisha.

"Do you often have birds flying in here?" Kaisha didn't realize that Kahn was teasing that her legs were as slender as bird's legs, so she went into the room and looked around, looking for clues of birds.

"No way, I didn't even see a single hair." She tiptoed and squatted looking for the feathers, when Scarash sneezed, and the sudden swing made her lose her balance. Kaisha knelt down on the ground, and accidentally hit Kahn's finger on the ground with her knee, the pain made him burst into tears.

"I was also scared away by you." Kahn quickly withdrew his hand and looked at her with grinning teeth.

"I didn't do it on purpose." Kai'Sa shrank her neck, grabbed his swollen fingers and put them in front of her mouth to blow air, then rubbed them gently. Seeing her distressed appearance, Kahn lost all anger. He said: "Sit down, half-kneeling is really uncomfortable, and it will fall on me again later."

"This design really makes people speechless." Kai'Sa obediently sat next to Kahn, with her back against the wall, her legs just flat.

"what do you mean."

"You can only enter and exit through this small window, which is very inconvenient." Kaisha sat down on the outer side, and she could hold the window with her hand. Kahn saw her put her hands on the window, and at the same time, her mouth curled up and she complained a lot.

As a matter of fact, this window is about the same size as a car window. Imagine how troublesome it is to get in and out of the car window every time you get on and off the car.

"This is to prevent you from being thrown out, just like just now, if the window is bigger, you may fall directly from a height of five or six meters."

Kahn felt that there was nothing wrong with designing the window to be smaller for the sake of safety, but it might be unfriendly to well-developed women and obese people.

While talking, he noticed that his arm was entangled at some point.

Asked Kaisha to rub his hands together, rubbing them together, and being hugged by his arms, he completely forgot what he was going to do in the first place.

"I know, but I still feel bad."

"You should have grabbed the rope and swung in at the window. I think everyone else is like this." Kahn began to reason with her, but she still felt that it was a design problem and refused to admit her mistake. "They have lived their whole lives on hunchbacks, how can I compare with them."

"..."

Kaisha found a comfortable position and stopped moving, leaning her head on Kahn's shoulder, her eyes staring out of the window.

The sunlight outside was so strong that Kai'Sa couldn't help squinting her eyes, and the distorted air was full of scorching dust that had been lifted into the air. There is only a little shade in this small space, which is comfortable and comfortable, making people feel drowsy.

With a lazy yawn, she withdrew her left hand and put it on Kahn's right shoulder, avoiding the light and no longer facing the window, her rubbing movements seemed to imprint his heart on the shape of her side face, so close Going up will be more solid.

"I'm sleepy now, didn't you sleep well last night?" Kahn put Kaisha's legs on his thighs, so that when she turned sideways, her thighs could have some strength, which would be more comfortable.

"Well, the floor is a little hard, the temperature is a little low, and I'm not used to it." Kaisha said a lot, but the most important thing was because Kahn was not around.

"But the two are too crowded." Kahn hugged her and sighed helplessly.

The length and width of the room were not designed satisfactorily. He needed to lift his legs up against the wall, or curl up his body to lie down. He felt that the coffin was more comfortable than this, at least he could lie flat.

This was originally designed to accommodate riders. If you want to live comfortably, you still have to live in a hotel.

Seeing that she didn't respond, he said again: "If you don't think it's too crowded, you can sleep with me, but you can't sleep on your stomach."

Kaisha usually likes to sleep on top of him, but the diagonal of this room is only a little more than one meter long, and the highest point of the ceiling can be reached with her head while kneeling. It's hard to imagine, if two people are squeezed into one room, how bad the sleeping position will be...or ambiguous.

"It doesn't matter, anyway, I can't lie down there, I can only shrink my legs sideways, just like now." Kaisha was a little happy, but she still couldn't overcome the sleepiness, and she curled up against his chest, unable to speak. How did you move. "What about you, what position did you sleep in last night?"

"I was amazing. I stretched my legs out of the window and lay my upper body straight."

As soon as these words came out, Kaisha immediately raised her head to look at him, her eyes filled with question marks.

"real?"

"Fake."