Semua Bab The Last Thunder: Bab 391 - Bab 400

“Here's your Fruity Berry ice, and here's a milky flavored one for you, on the house!” Haku slightly cheerfully said while putting the two bowls of grated ice beside their food bowls. His grandma had retreated to the back room after taking the orders of the next customers, so it was only him at the counter.Someone would expect that the boy was smiling out of habit or just because he was being professional at work. But he wasn't. He was actually feeling content. And Darrion noticed this because his expression was brighter than before he met the bullies.“Thanks!” Darrion replied, equally expressive. “So uhh… You know about us? From the papers? And, hey! You’re talking universal language!” he said.Haru put small spoon in each of their ice bowls before he smiled. “Yes. I learned universal language at school. I’m quite good at it among my other friends in class.”“You’re very goo

There were already many people walking about on the street when Jai reached the main road. There were many different people passing by, but upon a quick skimming, he didn’t find any red head among them.Jai sighed internally. ‘Should’ve known they wouldn’t let Alex roam free like that,’ he thought. Again, he didn’t know Alex’s face, but at least, if he was really kidnapped and against his will, Jai would be able to notice from the gaze.While he may have never been face to face with a person who was currently kidnapped, he had a few times encountered his bullied friend. That time, the poor guy was forced to prank the teacher, but Jai managed to catch him before he did it because he knew from look and gesture alone.It’s not fool proof, but he was trying to be optimistic.He could also see a group of children crossing the street, helped by a woman who was wearing a green uniform that seemed a bit similar to D

After taking little Ruta to his school, Jai returned to the inn.A full awake Darrion and the refreshing smell of soap greeted him when he entered the room. “Good morning! How’s your morning walk?”Jai smiled and sat down across from him by the table. “Nice. And I got a bit of information about the people in this kingdom. I don’t know if you know these already though.”“Wow! You’re getting a progress in information gathering! I’m speechless!” Darrion smiled. The way he’s saying it is so calm, contrast with how excited his words are, which led Jai to think he was making fun of him.Jai wanted to be slightly petty to the windlet for that, so he narrowed his eyes as he looked around the room, trying to find anything to make fun of the windlet. “I see you can fold your futon by yourself.”Darrion’s smile disappeared instantly. “You’re supposed to fold it?&rd

While Jai was a little bit concerned about Haku, he respected the boy’s decision. The boy wanted to settle his problem by himself, which Jai considered courageous. Although yesterday was rough, and the boy ended up being beaten anyway, which was why he was concerned in the first place.He couldn’t believe a little boy like him would that kind of personality, courageous and responsible. But the proof was there. The proof was Haku. And Jai would wait until Haku asked him for help.The boy’s class was holding their exercise a bit faraway from where Jai and Darrion were sitting, so they planned on finishing their food and the news digging before moving to watch Haku. But it actually took longer than anticipated because there was so many information in those papers.It wasn’t anything that could lead them to Alex, unfortunately, but it was a progress to widen their search area and knowledge about this kingdom. At least for Jai, since he didn&r

The doctor rolled the bandage over the toddler’s left arm. “Just a little bit more, Hiroto-kun! You are doing very well,” she praised the toddler.The toddler sniffed with tears-stained cheeks but did not say anything. The boy had been taken to the nearby school’s infirmary, and fortunately, the boy was only suffering from minor cuts.His mother was beside him, holding him softly while the doctor was doing her job. After it was done, the doctor stood straight, making her ponytail bobbed slightly, and clapped her hands. “Well done, Hiroto! Now it won’t hurt anymore! Just make sure to be careful when moving your arms… Also, I’ve put some ointments on your face to reduce the pain,” the doctor pointed to his cheeks that had two, big sized bandages along the side of his face. “Please be careful in your play next time, alright?”The toddler nodded hesitantly. “Yes.”The mother picked