She, being an elf, might not care so much, since she doesn't need human help with food and drink. But it's different for Sigor.
“Then you can just ask me for it.” Sigor said, taking out a bag of gold coins from his storage ring.
Wan Ge looked at the gold coins that the other party had packed in a sack; there were at least a thousand gold coins.
"Why didn't you say you had so much money sooner?"
“You didn’t even ask me!” Sigol lowered his head, looking somewhat aggrieved.
Wan Ge looked at him. The clothes he was wearing were indeed made of very good material, so he should be someone who was not short of money. She had forgotten about this. Seeing that he seemed to have nothing with him, she assumed that he was penniless and also forgot that they also had storage rings.
"Don't be angry, you can have all of mine." Sigor said as he handed the storage ring to Wan Ge.
Wan Ge returned the ring to him: "No need, I don't need anything, you can keep it. It's getting late, let's go to sleep?"
Wan Ge wasn't sleepy at all, after all, she had been asleep for five hundred years. It was just that Sigor was human and needed rest.
Sigol looked at the bed: "Shall we come together?"
"Of course, I'm your wife, of course we should sleep together." She's his wife, isn't it natural for them to sleep together?
Hearing what she had said, Sigol didn't say anything more and simply lay down beside her.
Wan Ge closed her eyes and somehow fell asleep.
Sigol opened his eyes immediately after Wan Ge fell asleep, and at the same time a crystal appeared in his hand.
He had long concealed his aura and power, so the power that Wan Ge sensed came from the crystal. She mistakenly took the pure power of the crystal as his.
So what is she in her own eyes? Is she an ordinary human or an ordinary magician?
However, neither of them could possibly be a demon, let alone the king of demons.
Sigor gently stroked her face with his fingertips: "Did you also sleep for five hundred years before waking up? Did you come to the human world to find me? Then what am I in your eyes? Am I a reincarnation, or your original lover?"
But ordinary humans can't possibly live for five hundred years. Since he has been asleep for five hundred years, the other party must not have seen him for five hundred years. In her eyes, he must be the reincarnation of her lover.
But he wasn't a reincarnation. Yet, Sigor felt inexplicably jealous, wondering how he had gotten along with her before he lost his memory, and whether she had always been this kind to him.
Sigol couldn't help but lower his head and kiss her forehead: "I will regain my memory as soon as possible."
He was guided to the human world by some unseen force. He thought he was looking for his lost memories, but he never expected that he was looking for someone.
He could sense that the version of himself he knew before he lost his memory must have loved her very much.
Sigol held the person in his arms again before finally closing his eyes.
…
When Wan Ge woke up, Sigor wasn't there. Just as she was about to look for him, she saw him return.
Sigir gave the morning dew he had collected to Evening Song.
When Wan Ge took it in her hand, she paused for a moment, "You know I am..."
Sigol nodded.
"How did you know?" Although she had led him away from that place, she seemed not to have revealed her identity.
Although I never intended to hide it in the first place, when did the other party find out?
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