He and It

Ah, my glutinous rice cake...

Seeing his disappointed expression, Saga hurriedly moved over, held Yunchi in his arms with his thick fur palms, covered him with warm and dense fur, and coaxed softly: "It doesn't matter, we will meet again in the future. If you have children, don’t be sad.”

Yunchi sniffed: "Hmm...huh?"

Halfway through, I suddenly felt that these words felt weird, as if something was wrong. The child - the little sea otter is so small, it is right to call it a child; let's - he combs his hair and Saga sheds it, which can be regarded as the sum of the two.

If you think about it carefully, there is indeed nothing wrong with it, but it doesn't sound right to you...

When it was time for dinner, Dahai Otter couldn't bear to see Yunchi's depressed look, so he took out a lively snow-white otter ball from his fur and gave it to him to relieve his boredom.

"You can't take it outside the room," Sakya ordered. "It will be seen by the sun, moon, stars, and the god of the sky."

"Okay!" Yunchi immediately beamed, scooped up the warm milk with a spoon, and slowly fed it to the little sea otter.

They shared some cool and delicious honey ale before going to bed. When they went to bed, Sakya held Yunchi in his heart with a smaller white sea otter on his belly. The moonlight outside the window spilled into the window and also sprinkled on the The comfortable bed and the light blue tapestry hanging behind the bed.

That night, Yunchi did not suffer from insomnia. The moment he fell into Sakya's arms, his eyelids fell extremely heavy and he fell straight into a dark and sweet dream.

The next day, it was clear and snowy outside the window, and the sky was bright. When Yunchi woke up, he felt refreshed.

He raised his head from the warm thick fur and saw that Saga was still sleeping. He couldn't help but smile secretly. He picked up the little sea otter that rolled on top of him, slipped out of bed and walked to the kitchen.

What should I do in the morning?

Wash some rice, soak some beans, and cook bean porridge!

Saga fell into a deep sleep. When the cub came back, his restless heart suddenly found peace of mind, so he woke up even later than Yunchi.

But why are my arms so empty?

He touched the bed in surprise, but did not touch Yunchi. Dahai Otter immediately panicked. He suddenly opened his eyes, looked around, and then smelled a very familiar aroma wafting from the kitchen.

It turned out to be in the kitchen...

After a false alarm, Saga quietly breathed a sigh of relief. He followed him to the kitchen and wanted to put his chin on Yunchi's shoulder, but found that the left shoulder where he usually placed it was already occupied by the little sea otter lying on it.

Well, Saga moved his beard unhappily and turned to the other shoulder. He rubbed Yunchi's cheek affectionately and saw the sticky and soft golden grain porridge rolling in the soup pot, with many large and small grains spinning inside. of beans.

"Does it smell good?" Yunchi asked with a smile, and put some chopped vanilla into it.

Sakya nodded: "Fragrant."

Observing the cheerful cub, after a night of mental preparation, Saga hesitated for a while and whispered: "Last night, I thought about it for a long time..."

"Ah," Yunchi stirred the bean porridge, scooped out a little bit from it, let it cool down and tasted it, "What's the matter?"

When making porridge with new rice, you really don’t need to add any sugar. It has a thick and sweet aroma of grains, and the beans are cooked very dense and crispy. It’s not bad!

He scooped another spoonful, cooled it and fed it to Sakya. The sea otter held the porridge in his mouth and said hesitantly: "I thought about it - well, it tastes good - I thought about it for a while, that's... I faded away The trend may have stopped.”

Yunchi turned his head sharply and glared at him.

"What do you mean?" the young man asked urgently, "What do you mean the fading trend has stopped and you don't have to die anymore?"

Sakya rubbed his face in confusion, "Death is the destination of all things, and I cannot be forgiven. It's just that I may have to postpone this result."

"How, how could it be?" Yunchi asked stammering, as if he had been hit in the face by the lottery he had casually forwarded eight hundred years ago early in the morning, "Why do you say that suddenly? It's because..."

He glanced at the little sea otter and hurriedly picked it up and said, "Is it because of them?"

Sakya bit his palm and nodded, "Because of my belated faith, my divine power was stimulated again, and at the same time contributed to their appearance. This shows that I am far from the dead end of my life, and I should still be able to turn back. room."

Yunchi was overjoyed: "Isn't this a great thing? No, wait, where did the faith you mentioned come from? It couldn't be me, right?"

"Yes, it's you." Saga tried to cover up his shyness with vague pronunciation, "According to the rules, you are my last...last believer."

Before Yunchi could say anything, Saga whispered: "So I have been thinking about whether I should use my real other side to say hello to you."

You said this as if you wanted to show your true personality to me...

Yunchi didn't think much about it. Knowing that Sakya didn't have to gradually disappear into annihilation was already the best news he could get recently. How could he care about the real side or the false side?

Therefore, he happily agreed: "No matter what happens, you will always be you, and it will never change in my heart!"

Hearing what he said, Sakya no longer hesitated. He sat on the ground, eating light side dishes and finishing a pot of bean porridge.

The daylight moved to noon, and Sakya was still at home knitting a scarf. Yunchi just bought a pan from Astor, just waiting to make a fragrant omelette, so he said hello to the sea otter and prepared to go to the pine forest. He continued his work as an egg-stealing guerrilla.

To his surprise, Sakya did not go with him this time. Instead, he told Yunchi guiltily that the scarf would be knitted soon and he just wanted to finish it quickly.

"Okay," Yunchi put on his backpack, "Then I'll leave first and I'll be back soon, don't worry."

Seeing Saga nodding vigorously, Yunchi couldn't help but murmur in his heart.

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