Holy Institution

When Soso and Raymond woke up from their sleep, Dilling was mopping the floor with a mop.

Raymond's eyes widened. "Where did you come from?"

Dilling stopped, mopping his mop in his elbow, and grinning, "In your storybook, everyone usually calls me the **** of books."

"God lost? Then I won't take you into the casino." Raymond said, Soso was already jumping from the bed cheering, jumping to Dilling three or two times.

"Are you okay? I was scared to death when I passed out. I originally wanted to stay and take care of you, but was driven away by Heidein." Soso began to make a small report.

Raymond said: "When he left, he cried all the way with a snot and a tear, causing everyone to think what I did to him. Fortunately, Kevin helped me explain, otherwise I really could n’t jump into the Lake of Mirage Cleared. "

Dilling smiled and dropped Soso, "That's not what everyone thought you did."

Suo Suo reluctantly lowered his legs, still holding his arms tightly with both hands, for fear that he would run again.

Dilling continued to mop.

"What are you doing?" Raymond's eyes finally rested on the mop in his hand.

"Do what you haven't done these days."

Raymond pulled Soso to wash.

After entering the bathroom, he whispered, "Would you like to tell Dilling about Ning Ya?" He knew that Ning Ya's best friend in the academy was Dilling, afraid he would worry about it after he knew.

"If he didn't say it, he would know."

"How does he know?"

"Oh! Dilling, you're back! Did you know that Ranzan had an accident?" Kevin's voice came across the door.

Raymond: "..."

The four walked towards the cafeteria in silence.

After Kevin had spoken about Ranzan's recent situation, Dilling meditated silently.

Raymond tried to speak several times, but stuck in his throat without saying anything.

In the end, he couldn't help but pulled Dilling's sleeve and said, "Langzan will be fine."

It was so pale and soothing.

Raymond shook her head.

"Well! It will be all right." Kevin couldn't think of a better word of comfort.

"... I think so too." Raymond added immediately.

Dilling spoke slowly, saying the conclusion he had thought about for a long time, "I want to go to Ranzan."

After hearing Kevin's words, he learned that in addition to sending reinforcements composed of mentors, Saint-Pades also allowed students to form volunteers. In this way, it is not impossible to go to Ranzan to help Ning Ya. Of course, the support forces are not entirely useless. As long as you perform well, you can earn certain credits. This is a good opportunity for older students who haven't graduated in college for many years to find a way out. However, he is only a junior college student, so he did not think so long, as long as he can go to Langzan to help.

Although he did not know whether he could pass the application, there was hope in the end.

Soso listened to him going, raising his hand without a word.

Raymond said, "You have no magic. What do you do?"

Soso did not hesitate: "I can play the horn."

Raymond said: "Lanzan's troubles can't be solved by blowing the horn." Although the news from these days is not bad, it is definitely not good. There are rumors that the second batch of volunteers has been convened almost, waiting for a leader.

After much deliberation, the only person who could be called a leader and went out was Heidein.

Kevin groaned for a moment and said, "I want to go too."

Raymond looked left and right, determined to say, "Go and go!"

Dilling couldn't help but raise his lips, "Okay, let's go together."

They think very well, but it is very difficult to achieve.

Michelle, who is temporarily in charge of the registration office, issued the following statement--

"Junior and intermediate schools cannot participate."

Raymond froze, and said, "I remember there wasn't this one last time."

Michelle sighed: "Yes, this is a new addition."

"Why?" Soso widened her eyes.

"The situation is dire, except for the senior college, where other students go, it just adds to the burden." Michelle gave no face.

Raymond's face suddenly collapsed.

Di Lin worried: "Dong Guimo is really so difficult to deal with?"

"It is not a problem that is difficult to deal with, but there is no way to deal with it," Michelle said. "We are not facing the enemy, but the overwhelming, endless sandstorm. Even if we can stop it for a while with magic, we cannot stop it I. "

Raymond said, "What about Langzan?"

Michelle said: "King Ranzan has begun to evacuate the nationals to take refuge in Marseille and Tangierli. However, due to the large population, the resettlement progress has been very slow."

Dilling said: "Isn't Senrisga also near Langzan? Why not go to Senrisga?"

Michelle said: "The neighbors of Senriska not only have Ranzan, but also East Rose Desert. At present, they can also do protection work to prevent the sand and dust of East Rose Desert from spreading."

Raymond frowned and said, "Isn't Dongguimo just east of Saint-Pades?"

Kevin added: "We still have the West Rose Desert to the west."

Ruimen covered his forehead and said, "The north is the nightmare forest, and the south is the lake of magical scenery. It is a special environment with beautiful scenery!"

Michelle ignored his sarcasm and said, "So far, Ranzan has lost a quarter of his land, and what will happen next is unknown to everyone. So you stay in peace. St. Padres wait for the news. "

Dilling thought about it, "When will the volunteers set off?"

"tomorrow."

Dilling was taken aback. "So fast?"

Michelle said: "If it wasn't for you and Hyde wandering too long, they should have left."

"You mean the leader of the Volunteer Army is Heidein ... uh, mentor?"

"If your Heidein mentor is the same person as Heidein I know, yes."

"Thank you." Dilling turned his eyes and walked out of the office with Soso and others.

Without him talking, Kevin knew what he was thinking, "Do you want to find an acquaintance with a Taguis mentor?"

Raymond shook his head and said, "You're crazy. It's strange that his character will blend in with you."

"Why not?" Dillin asked unexpectedly.

Raymond stunned, "Because he always likes to reverse the wishes and reality of others."

"Should I applaud for your understanding of me?" Sounded with a thick nose.

Raymond's face was white, and he turned stiffly and lowered his head. "Teacher."

"Hmm." Kevin laughed.

Raymond looked at the empty corridor, and immediately reacted, holding Kevin's neck angrily, "You tease me!"

Suo Suo looked at Dilling's blank face and explained: "Kevin can imitate Heidein's voice, it's very similar!"

Dilin frowned and said, "Where is it?" Just because he didn't feel like it, he couldn't understand why Raymond was scared and turned pale.

Kevin was pinching his neck, leaning his head and pinching his nose, deliberately with a sweet voice: "Don't you look? My lovely Dilling ..."

I don't know if it was because he was choked on the neck, the sound came out closer than before. Dilling seemed to hear Heidein yelling "My lovely Dilling" in this tone.

"What's wrong?" Soso pulled Dilling's sleeve back and pulled his thoughts back.

Dilling concealed his disguise, "I just think that Kevin is really disgusting."

Kevin watched Dilling and Sosso go forward, gloomily looking at Raymond, who was still "carrying" himself, "will it be disgusting?" He cried, "Dear Raymond."

Raymond paused, then held him even harder, "Why would I know you know you know you ..."

Kevin shakes his body and rolls his eyes in coordination.

Because he was leaving tomorrow, Dilling went to Heidein that afternoon.

The door knocked for a long time before finally waking him up. He had looked at those sleepy eyes many times, but every time he saw it, he felt differently.

"What about dinner?" Hyde moved his eyes to him.

Dilling froze and took the fresh jerky that Bob had put in when he left the space bag and left home.

Hyde took a bite into his mouth as he took it, then turned back to the room.

Dilling Shun closed the door. "Teacher, I ..."

"Don't mention mentioning Langzan." Before he spoke, Hyde blocked the door.

Dilling was startled and asked, "Why?"

"Need a reason?" Hyde walked back to the bedroom and lay down on the bed, closing his eyes and chewing on the jerky.

Dilling responded very quickly: "Langzan encountered a sandstorm. I can control the wind element, and it may help to resist the sandstorm."

Hyde opened his mouth as he ate the dried meat.

Dillin sent another piece in with a sense of understanding.

Hyde continued to eat.

"Also, Ning Ya once asked for my help, but I refused." Dilling looked guiltily at a humble corner of the room, "So, now I want to do my best."

"He told you the status of Ranzan?"

"No, but ..."

"What does it matter to you?"

Dilling looked back and found Hyde opened his eyes and looked at him. "I still want to go." Even if he knew the truth of the matter, he couldn't ask his father to use the Basseco magic army in the name of his son. But he is willing to provide personal help as a friend.

"Then I uphold the verdict."

"Why?" Dilling got a little angry.

"Because I was going to take you there."

"Why are you ... ah?" Dilling froze.

Hyde squeezed his fingers between his eyebrows and pressed gently. "Pour a cup of coffee for me. The kind your father gave me."

"Okay. Where do you put it?"

Hyde waved, "Find it yourself."

Half an hour later, Hyde hugged a box of coffee expressionlessly and said to Dilling, sweating in the room, "I found it."

"where?"

"My space bag."

"..."

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