Chapter 1004 [Observation] Why don't you comfort him?
Hoshino Tsukasa fell down, instantly enveloped in blood, as if he had turned into a scarlet cocoon.
And the next second.
A soft white light gently peeled the layer of blood off his body and moved him to a place where the blood was not covered.
The blood, which had covered a large area, suddenly shrank back to Asa's side, trembling beside him, after encountering something.
A gust of wind swept by, gently lifting the platinum hem of Asa's robe.
"Aris didn't tell me that this kind of trouble would be included as a bonus...?"
The cloaked man stood before Asa, his finger resting on his chin, his lazy tone tinged with a hint of doubt, "That's really strange."
As he muttered to himself, Hoshino Tsukasa's injuries were gradually healing, and the blood clot leaning against Asa was also disappearing as if it had evaporated, leaving only a wisp of scorching wind blowing by.
With a gentle wave of his hand, the man tossed the still unconscious but recovered Hoshino Tsukasa back into the castle building. He then knelt down in front of Asa, looking at him thoughtfully.
A few seconds later, he reached out and flicked Asa’s head.
Asa, who had been standing like a statue, suddenly went limp and fell to the side.
The gentleman slowly reached out and caught his head, glanced at his bloodless face, helplessly picked him up, and then got up and went back into the castle.
"Where is his room?" The man glanced casually at R and X, who were waiting for him.
R's smile remained unchanged. "It's right ahead, sir."
X: "..."
"So what's going on with him?" X glanced at Asa in Mr.'s arms.
As the youngest of the four, X should indeed ask what's going on.
R's smile deepened slightly as she said, "You've been heartbroken and developed inner demons because of what you did to me, sir, haven't you?"
gentlemen:"……?"
The man walking ahead paused, turning back with some confusion. "Me? The cause?"
He thought for a moment, "I don't remember doing anything heinous to him."
R chuckled softly, "You did nothing, which is the greatest harm to him, sir."
The man fell silent.
The main problem is that he doesn't quite understand.
After placing Asa on the bed and carefully covering him with a blanket, the man turned to R and said, "Alright, I'm leaving now. You guys keep an eye on him."
R paused for a moment, then quickly reached out and grabbed his cloak. "Sir, I think you'd better stay here. At least let him see you."
gentlemen:"?"
"Let's talk about it when he wakes up."
X said casually, "You'll definitely forget about this, sir."
gentlemen:"……"
R smiled and nodded, turned the gentleman around halfway, pushed him onto the soft chair that X had thrown out, and handed him a cup of herbal tea.
Although the gentleman remained silent, he had already lay down on the soft chair that resembled a beanbag chair. He picked up the flower tea, took a sip, and then put it back in R's hand, leisurely shifting to a more comfortable position.
R's lips twitched slightly. He placed the teacup on the small table that X had moved over, turned around, glanced at Asa by the bedside, then took out a small bottle of honey water and carefully fed it to him.
After feeding him everything, R sighed softly, glancing at the comfortably lying gentleman. Her usually gentle tone turned slightly resentful. "Sir, I suggest you stop bothering these poor little creatures. You're the one who's provoking them, yet I have to take care of them. I can't keep up with them."
X: ?
X turned to R expressionlessly, his tone still cold, "Does the 'poor thing' you're talking about include me?"
R's smile remained unchanged, but he nodded slightly.
X: "..."
The vampire's expression stiffened slightly, and he awkwardly avoided R's gaze.
It's okay, he can deny it.
Having experienced something similar to Asa but not forgotten for so long, X silently hypnotized himself.
...
Asa remained in a daze for a long time.
It wasn't until a long-lost warm feeling approached him that he realized which way the exit in the darkness was.
Asa slowly opened his eyes, his gaze somewhat unfocused.
"You're finally awake."
He heard a gentle, smiling voice beside him, and when he turned his head slightly, he only saw a blurry figure.
Seeing that he had finally woken up, R stood up from the bedside, walked to her husband's side, and softly called out, "Sir, he's awake. You should wake up too."
As soon as Asa regained consciousness, he sat up with a confused and bewildered expression.
Just as he remembered what had happened, a soft whisper came from the side.
"Hmm?"
The man lifted the hood covering his face, showing no intention of getting up.
But the short sound made Asa stiffen slightly. He turned his head to look, "...High Priest?"
The man paused slightly, looked up, and said in a still nonchalant tone, "Ah, you're awake, Lisa."
Asa's fingers trembled slightly, her eyes reddened, and she looked at him in disbelief.
R, not at all surprised, pushed up his glasses and smiled, "Sir, his name is Asa."
"Hmm? Oh, I remember now." The man pulled up his hood, stood up lazily, walked to the bedside, sat down, and looked Asa up and down with his chin in his hand.
Asa looked at him, slightly opening her mouth as if to say something.
But the man suddenly spoke up: "Why is it different from what I remember?"
Asa: "..."
R still smiled, "Sir, your memory can deceive you."
The man paused for a moment, then responded casually, before reaching out to cup Asa's cheeks and gently rubbing them. "The feel is quite familiar."
Asa grasped his hand and gently rubbed it. His eyes were filled with tears, and his hand trembled uncontrollably.
He choked up slightly, tears slowly sliding down his cheeks, "...High Priest, I miss you so much..."
gentlemen:?
"Why are you crying?"
He turned to look at R, only to find that he and X had somehow ended up by the window, pretending to look at the scenery.
R: "I just discovered that the scenery here is quite nice."
X: "Mm."
The man was speechless for a moment, then helplessly turned to look at Asa, who was staring at him with tears in her eyes, and reached out her other hand to wipe away his tears.
Asa tightened her grip on his hand, pressing her cheek against his palm, her voice trembling with sorrow and a hint of a sob, "Why don't you ever come to see me..."
The man looked at him with a lazy expression and a nonchalant tone, but his words were tinged with confusion: "How am I supposed to know I should come to you if you don't tell me?"
"You didn't even send me a letter!" Asa looked at him incredulously, her eyes full of accusation.
You didn't even send me a letter, and I can't find you. All I know is that you're dead. How can I tell you?
“…Ah, is that so?” The man pondered for two seconds, “I forgot.”
Asa lowered his head and wept silently.
gentlemen:"……"
He glanced again at the two people leaning against the window, seemingly watching a show, and raised his chin expressionlessly.
R, X: "..."
R walked over helplessly and gestured to the gentleman with her eyes: "Sir, why don't you comfort him?"
Sir: ? Comfort?
R paused for a moment, then reached out and pulled the man's hand away from Asara's. Under their gazes, R took the man's hand and made him hug Asara.
After completing this series of actions, he smiled and looked at the gentleman.
Like this, sir.
gentlemen:"……"
Asa blinked her tearful eyes, then hugged her husband's waist and rested her head on his shoulder.
R turned around and went back to the window to look at the scenery with X.
The man lowered his eyes slightly, lost in thought... no, I mean, in the act of grilling.
"..."
So in the end, we're the only ones who get hurt?
Liu Qingyao exclaimed in disbelief.
He grabbed Qianzhu's hand, looking at him with a sorrowful expression, "So we were just a part of their play. We're so pathetic."
Qianzhu: "..."
Behrfinger: "..."
I don't even want to eat Bertrandix potato chips anymore.
Morataya clenched her fingertips, suppressing the urge to vent her anger.
Beside her, Kita Ayane, Kawasei Machi, and Kawasei Maru remained expressionless.
True knowledge: Nothing can excite them anymore.
It's been a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs.
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