Bai Yi found some clothes for Hei Er to wear. According to Bai Yi, that was from Di Yin when he was a child.

Hei Jiu probably thought that the clothes could have a history of hundreds of years, but it was really a pity that they could have been preserved for so long.

There is a hot spring bathhouse in the Demon King Castle, where Hei Jiu and Hei Er are soaked in a hot spring together at night.

There is a wooden wall between the huge hot spring pool, and light stones that only shine at night are hanging on it, making the hot spring pool transparent.

Next to the wooden wall is a place for women to bathe.

You could vaguely hear the sound of Baiyi and Moe playing and fighting over there.

"Hey, you two are moving less, and the water splashes on Ice Bone's face."

Of course, there are also Bingbo's dissatisfaction words.

——

Girls have their way of playing, but the boys are undoubtedly much quieter.

Heijiu sat in the water just leaning against the edge of the hot spring pool.

Hei Er leaned against the rockery behind him and was reluctant to get close to the deep water.

"Are you afraid of chest tightness?"

Hei Jiu noticed something, Hei Er nodded and said:

"I don't know much about water. Once my body gets too deep into the water, I feel chest tightness and discomfort."

"This is normal. I was like this at first when I was a kid, but then I got better."

"How do adults learn to swim?"

"It was probably when I was eleven years old, and I was kicked into the sea by the teacher.

If you are about to drown, you will catch it and kick it down when you wake up.

By repeating this, you will gradually get it!”

"Well, isn't this abuse? Which college's teachers are like this..."

"Killer Academy."

“…”

Hei Er was completely silent and smiled reluctantly:

"That adult's growth environment is really hard-working..."

"I felt that way at first, but compared to others, it doesn't seem to be anything.

I have been very lucky since I was a child.

Although he was an orphan, fortunately he went to a normal orphanage.

After being adopted, although my adopted parents had a bad temper, fortunately, I never deducted me from food and clothing.

Later, my adoptive parents owed money and ran away, and I was adopted by the creditor and forced to send to the Killer Academy.

While other children are eating bad meals and sleeping on the cold floor.

I have received special treatment for my outstanding performance.

I had my own room, warm bed, and nutritious meals.

When other children are training hard every day, I accidentally helped my godfather gain freedom.

I became the only free kid there who went to a normal college as a killer.

Even though he had a car accident and traveled through time, he was lucky and became a brave man.

Although he was framed and kicked out of the palace later, he accidentally met his sister.

Then, he went to his sister's country to become a general, and then was poached by the devil and became his subordinate.

It can be said that I have never been hungry in my life.

Although my life is bumpy, I am also much luckier than the people around me.”

“It’s like…”

"It's like the protagonist in the story, right?"

Hei Er nodded, but Hei Jiu didn't think so:

"Since ancient times, good and evil have no match. I, who are at the hands of the Demon King, can only be considered a stronger villain at best.

According to the general plot, sooner or later, they will die in the hands of the protagonist holding up the banner of justice.

To put it bluntly, it's just a stepping stone."

"But, I don't think so. In my eyes, adults are definitely the best person in the world."

"I feel a little embarrassed if you think about it this way.

How about it? After hearing so much of my own experience, don’t you want to tell me your story?

Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't want to say it.

Anything that I don’t want to say is something but I force myself to say.

I won’t be happy even if I hear this!”

"No, that's not the case. Adults are not outsiders, there's nothing that cannot be said!"

Hei Er let out a long sigh, and then began to tell the story of what he had experienced after leaving the palace.

Hei Jiu, whom Hei Er encountered, just sighed:

"You have found a good wife!"

"Yes...she is the best woman in the world..."

Seeing that he was about to start to feel sad again, Hei Jiu hurriedly changed the topic:

"So, are you still a boy?"

“Uh…yes!”

"ha?"

Heijiu's body trembled slightly. He asked casually, but he didn't expect that he actually asked:

"So...you and your wife, no, no, that?"

Hei Er smiled awkwardly when he heard the sound:

"I'm too poor and dare not have children. If a child is born, he will only endure hardship.

So, there's nothing…”

"Then how did you solve it..."

"Sir... I'm still young. Although I know that knowledge, I don't have any desires or needs in that aspect at the moment."

Hei Er couldn't help but ask:

"Where are you, sir? Are you still a boy?"

"Me? Haha, how is that possible? I was sought after by a group of big sisters when I was very young, and I have long since..."

Niu only brags halfway because Hei Er's expression "I'll just watch you pretend to be x" is too obvious.

Heijiu rubbed his eyes, his tone was no longer frivolous, and he began to become serious, saying:

“To this day, there is no idea about that.

My idea is to consider myself according to the situation after I have arranged my sister’s lifelong affairs.

But you, what should you do?

It's nothing to do now.

So what if you grow up in the future? Do you still plan to run around with your wife’s ashes all day like now?

If so, who else dares to marry you!"

"In fact, I have already thought about it, and I will not hide it from the moment I put my wife's ashes into the box.

I've already made a vow:

She will go wherever I go!

Even if you die, you should die together.

After all, I made an appointment when I got married.

Sharing joys and sorrows, and burying them even after death.”

"Don't you really plan to remarry?"

"I won't marry you!" Although Hei Er was laughing, he said this very firmly.

"You are still young and ignorant now. Maybe when you grow up, you will not take your current words seriously.
To be continued...