Chapter 125 The Person Standing Here Is Me

Hua walked out of the lobby and came to the snow outside the orphanage.

The children were noisy inside, making her a little dizzy. It seemed that no one noticed her. She was the oldest child here, and she had no peers. Even if there were, they probably had no common topics.

She missed Carol a little. Although she was also noisy, she couldn't hate Carol. I don't know how she is doing in the Fire Moth...

After thinking about it for a while, she found a more secluded corner. After making sure that no one was paying attention, she followed her father's teachings in her memory and made a starting posture.

The fists and palms alternated, and the steps progressed. There was no sound of breaking through the air, and it was even more impossible to raise an invisible palm wind like in the novels-this is a very ordinary ancient martial arts boxing, which is enough for self-defense, but...

Just relying on these, it is still impossible to catch up with the pace of others...

Hua finished a round of boxing in her memory, and warmth gradually rose in her body.

She wiped the thin sweat on her forehead and continued to start the next round.

Since leaving her hometown and going to Canghai City to study, she hasn't practiced boxing or jogging for a long time. However, during the six months of wandering, Mikael always pulled her up early in the morning to exercise, and even learned boxing from her seriously.

"Hua, don't underestimate your family's martial arts. Maybe it has lost many powerful moves in the long process of inheritance, but your ancestors did fight in this way, and maybe they were on the road to fighting against the collapse. You can use your talent to restore the lost moves... No, I think you can develop your own unique fighting style based on these ancient martial arts moves."

"Don't underestimate these skills. At the beginning, Ying forced me to... uh, use special means to resist with just her sword skills."

"Hu..." After the second round, Hua breathed a sigh of relief. Mikael's words undoubtedly inspired her and pointed out the direction for her.

So... "They haven't come back yet, let's fight another round."

As she was thinking about this, she suddenly saw a long black line appear on the snowy field in the distance.

The distance was a bit far, Hua stood on tiptoe and looked, should it be a group of people?

The leading old man was hunched over, leaning on a branch and walking slowly in the snowfield. He was wrapped in animal skins, and his long gray hair and beard were scattered in a circle, like a lion's mane. The people behind him were all dressed in the same way. Hua even suspected that they were a group of wild people.

When the leading old man saw the orphanage far away from the town, he let out a long howl, then turned around and raised his hands to the people behind him.

The crowd burst into cheers in an instant, and then this group of people actually formed a circle in broad daylight and began to dance a strange dance.

Hua stared at the dance for a few seconds, his face became paler and paler, and finally couldn't help bending down and vomiting-

The twisted dance of the wild people, isn't it the dance that the villagers danced before they died in the previous snowfield village!

What are they going to do?

Hua didn't know, but the inherent impression kept reminding her in her mind: this group of people is very dangerous!

No!

For an orphanage located in a remote area, full of old, weak and disabled children, such a large group of people is dangerous in itself!

She hurried back to the orphanage. In the lobby, the children had stopped making noise and were gathered in a circle to listen to Abonya's stories that were neither relaxing nor interesting.

In this way, Hua rushed in rashly, which seemed a bit abrupt.

"Hua? What's so tense?"

"There's... someone..."

Hua spoke in vain, but didn't know how to accurately express what she was thinking.

There was no way, she was quick-witted and grabbed Abonya's arm and tried to pull her out.

Abonya instinctively resisted, but Hua's strong physique brought by years of martial arts training reversed the difference in age and body size, and Abonya followed her obediently after reacting.

No, in fact, there was no need to wait until you ran outside.

Hua just rushed to the door and heard the shouts from the snow outside - they had completely dispersed their formation, dropped the bags on their shoulders, and rushed towards the orphanage with cheers!

"This..."

Abonya's already fair face was as pale as snow: What should I do?

Communicate with them in a nice way? But what if the other party is not a good person?

Run? But what if the other party has no ill intentions and just saw a small town that is worthy of staying during the journey, so he cheered?

Hua's mind was also blank, but somehow, she stood in front of Abonya, imitated Mikael, turned her head and said to Abonya:

"Take the children and leave from the back quickly, go find Mikael and the others, I will stay."

"Hua...but..."

"If they have no ill intentions, I will tell them that the others are out for fun, and they can eat whatever food they want in the orphanage. If they have bad intentions...I will hold them back until Mikael comes back."

"Hua! You go with us!"

"No."

Hua has already stepped towards the crowd, "If no one stops them, how can a group of children outrun a group of adults?"

"Hua!"

Abonya shouted, but Hua's steps were slow but firm - whether in terms of time or space, there was no room for more discussion.

She had no choice but to run quickly to organize the evacuation of the children who were still unclear about what happened.

Hua stood alone on the snowy plain, closing her eyes slightly, standing one foot in front of the other. She clenched her right fist and put it behind her waist, then put her left hand in a diagonal position in front of her chest, with the tip of her palm pointing directly at the crowd.

After a while, she opened her eyes:

"Stop!"

She shouted angrily, but it seemed to have no effect.

Those people rushed towards her shouting in a language she didn't understand.

"Calm down! Hua! Think carefully about what Mikael would do now!"

Her calves were already trembling, but if Mikael was by her side, he would definitely joke:

"Look, Hua! It's rare to see more than 20 people running towards you frantically!"

He had the qualifications to joke, because these people were nothing more than a wave of his hand to him... not even enough to be called trouble.

But Hua was different. Just as she had thought countless times, "I am just an ordinary girl, not even a warrior. I don't have the talent of Velvet and Mobius, the reliability of Ying, the cuteness and strength of Alicia, and I am not even as good as Padu who is good at finding out information and bringing good luck."

She could hear her trembling and rapid breathing, and she could hear her heartbeat suddenly speeding up. This was no different from the scene in countless nightmares -

There were still differences, for example, she could not feel the warmth of that person standing beside her.

"If any one of Mikael, Qianjie, Kevin, or any one of Alicia, Mobius, Velvet, or Sakura were here, they could easily solve the possible troubles. Even if it was Pado standing here, she would have countless clever tricks to delay the pace of this group of people, or take the children to escape through a shortcut."

"But, the person standing here now is me, not one of them. I am standing here. I can't hide behind Mikael or others forever, otherwise I will never be able to catch up with him, and them!"

So, when those savages screamed and took out rusty and bloody daggers from their arms and rushed towards Hua, she was slightly surprised in her heart, not out of fear, but unexpectedly - she was surprised that she didn't have the fear she expected, and she didn't have the cowardice and retreat she expected.

She stood in front of others just like Mikael had done countless times. Although what she had to face was not the Honkai beast, but a strange human with malicious intent.

Soon, even these thoughts were wiped out by her, and her mind was clear, like the calm water.

All she saw and thought about was the boxing technique that she had forgotten and practiced diligently recently.

"I am Hua, and I have things I can do!"