Regal Guard of Dragon

Finn looked at her in confusion. "Why?" he asked. “Is there anything wrong?"

"I have something to deal with," Sienna replied.

She didn't say more.

"Don't you want to tell me? I could help you,” said Finn.

Sienna looked up into Finn's eyes and said, 'No need. You're not strong enough to help me. Meet me at Sealowe Building and I'll find you there."

Finn wanted to say more, but Sienna had gotten up and left.

Sienna was right. And Finn didn't think he could help her cope with things that even Sienna found it difficult to deal with.

By the time Sienna was back in her room, Finn was ready to rest, expecting a quiet night and a good sleep.

But in the midnight, Finn heard something coming from outside.

He felt his way to his feet and walked carefully to the door, leaning against it and listened.

There was something like a fight going on, and Finn naturally thought of Sienna.

He couldn't care much, and opened the door to help Sienna.

Sure enough, it was coming from Sienna's room. Sienna's room was open and he walked in.

But when he went inside, he found that the people inside had been knocked on the ground.

Sienna was standing at the window, looking out, as if she had nothing to do with what was going on in the room. A mood of melancholy descended on her.

Finn didn't want to disturb her, but finally, he asked, "What's going on here?"

Sienna looked back at Finn and said, "That seems to be what I had in mind. Take Yuer to Sealowe Building and wait for me there. If you don't want to, I won't insist."

In the end, Finn didn't know what was going on. Finn knew Sienna wouldn't tell him.

Sienna left early the next morning, and when Yuer went to find Sienna, but she found no one in the room.

"She's gone," said Finn, as he watched her knocking on the door repeatedly.

Yuer looked at Finn with some surprise and asked, "Has Sienna left? Where has she gone?"

Finn replied, "No, she didn't tell me."

When Finn finished, Yuer was at a loss, not expecting that Sienna would leave.

"Do you want to come with me? Or I can take you back if you don't want to."

Finn had never thought of bringing Yuer with him

Yuer looked at Finn and seemed to be hesitating.

"Don't worry, we won't be leaving this morning. Let's get something to eat first," said Finn.

Then he walked toward downstairs, not caring if Yuer had kept up with him.

After taking two steps, Yuer trotted to follow him, whispering, "You won't leave me, will you?"

Finn took a look at her, who was expecting Finn's answer.

Finn thought for a moment and said, "Don't worry. I promised Sienna I'll keep you safe. But I think you'd better go back. It's always safer there.”

But Yuer didn't respond and just followed Finn down the stairs.

The restaurant outside the hotel was very busy now. Many people were buying breakfast.

Finn said to Yuer, "Could you buy me two buns?"

Yuer looked at Finn suspiciously, as if wondering if she had heard it wrong.

"Why, don't you want it? Well, I'll go myself,” Finn said.

But Yuer seemed to think of something, and immediately stopped Finn, saying with some resentment, "I'll go.”

Finn chuckled.

He walked to the convenience store to buy some food and water, thinking that they might be sleeping out in the open.

When he came out, Yuer was still waiting in front of the breakfast shop. She looked bored and kicked the stones under her feet.

Finn walked over and asked her, "Have you had any money?"

She said angrily, "Of course, otherwise how could I buy you food?" Now that she had the money, Finn left her alone and returned to the hotel. He was in no hurry to leave immediately.

After a while, Yuer came back.

She knocked on Finn's door and Finn came out, seeing that she was holding buns in her hand.

Yuer handed the buns to him, "Here" for you."

Finn took it and asked, "You're not mad at me, are you?"

Yuer replied, "No,"

Finn then asked, "Have you made up your mind? Do you want to come with me to Sienna, or should I give you a ride home?"

Yuer mumbled, "Can I follow you? Will you bully me?"

"You think too much. How could I bully you? Now that you've made up your mind, then follow me to Sienna,” laughed Finn.

Yuer nodded.

"Eat the buns when they are still hot."

Then she ran back to her room.

Finn looked at the buns in his hand. They were still hot, and there was a mist on the bag.

Not long after he finished eating the buns in their room, Yuer came to see him.

"What's the matter now?" Finn said.

Yuer said shyly, "Could you accompany me to buy some things?"

From the look on her face, Finn knew what she was going to buy.

It was indeed not safe for a girl to be alone in a strange place. If she encountered trouble, she might be bullied

"All right, but you must listen to me.”

Yuer nodded hurriedly.

This town was quite lively. There were a lot of pedestrians. Yuer and Finn were of similar height and similar age, looking like they were a couple.

Yuer's mood had changed a lot of when she came to such a joyous place.

She kept looking around curiously, and said to Finn of what she had seen, as if she had never seen it before.

Finn hadn't had such a nice afternoon in a long time. Everything was so simple and real.

When they arrived at a shopping mall, Yuer couldn't wait to rush in Finn was about to say something, but stopped. Yuer was an active girl, so he just let her do what she like.