esh of Anindira in leaves and tied it with tree bark to make it easier to carry. The young man carried Anindira and wal

t they knew each other and were more familiar with each other. Anindira no longer used the word 'si

s way it will be faster. We can't keep lingering in the deserted forest. That's fine with m

an only follow whatever Halvir orders. They continued walking on their long journey. They chatted and continued their language lessons as

e trip. Even though she is in the wilderness, Anindira is not starving. Instead, she can keep on chewing because Halvir can always find fr

searching for something. When he found it, he climbed up and jumped from one tree branch to another, all the way

movements and the chatter developing bit by bit, she knew they were headed somewhere and didn't know where or for how long. But seeing Halvir's stamina and dexterity, Anindira kn

time he always shows a cold face without emotion. He always shows a face that is always flat without expression. Having no emotions looks very cold, like wi

he was confused about what to do, so he acted like that. While with him, Anindira already understood quite a lot of vocabulary. This can only happen because Halvir is not stingy with words. He patiently and attentiv

ou... I feel you are strong. You look tough for a woman. During this time, I met several women. I know they are almost always weak and spoiled.

lvir was pouring out his heart. Halvir looked at Anindira but seemed to have other thoughts in mind.

hatty Zia... You know, there aren't many women I can be comfortable with besides Ezra and Zia... Like them, you always look me straight in the eye. There is

ertically and, on the other side, bent cross-legged,

ly brushing Anindira's hair, which sometimes fell to cover her forehead, ''You're naughty like Zia... But, you're also calm, like Ezra. I do not know your language. But, I can tell when you're

ips curved into a happy smile. This was the second time she had seen

a few minutes, both of them dissolved in a serene

rently in the treetops. In a very high place, where the wind was stronger, Anindira's body began to shiver with cold. Seeing

was trying to protect her. A few seconds later, Anindira started to calm down and didn't refuse Halvir, who was casually holding Anindira in his lap. Her body felt comf

alvir, his breath vibrating right behind his ear

at Anindira couldn't have eaten earlier, and

had enough of digesting her food while chatting a little wi

about to lie down,

ra, whose eyes had been glazed, suddenly widened in shock wh

a screaming, her surprised expr