He Comes From the Void

Kane was thinking about Taliyah.

She should have awakened when she was sixteen years old, but this robbery allowed her to awaken her talent three years earlier.

The growth of the little sparrow has accelerated, is it the influence brought by me?

If it wasn't for Kane learning to ride a camel for the first time, the overall speed of the camel team slowed down, maybe the weavers could go farther before dark, and maybe they wouldn't be attacked by sand robbers.

If it weren't for the three people joining, the weavers might spend money to eliminate the disaster. Without the battle, Taliyah's talent would not be awakened so quickly.

In a daze, he seemed to see the trajectory of a butterfly flapping its wings.

Then Kane simply didn't want to think about it. Fate is the most difficult thing to understand.

Taliyah was running a high fever now, and Babayan was watching over her, and Kane thought it was necessary to take care of her later.

"I don't know if the little sparrow that got up early can still fly against the wind in the future?"

"What are you talking about?" Kane felt his hand being pinched.

"It's nothing. A lot of things happened tonight, so I'm confused." Kane rested his head on Kesha's shoulder, pouring out his fatigue.

"Kane, I was wondering if I should cover my face because something like this happened to me."

She bowed her head, sullen.

After taking off her skin armor, the treatment she received was too different. People were terrified because of her, and crazy because of her.

This layer of skin allowed her to see too many things. After the stupid, she saw the bad again.

But Kane smiled: "You cover the monster part first, and then you have to cover the human part. If this continues, you will become air and disappear."

Keisha wrapped the blanket tightly, feeling very emotional: "It's so hard to be a human!"

"After a good night's sleep, there will be nothing to worry about."

...

The next day, the sun rose early.

Kane brought Kesha to the caravan to check on Taliyah. But she still had a high fever and was unconscious, a situation that made her parents very anxious.

"Is there anything you can do?" Keisha asked Kane from the side.

"Physical cooling."

Kane and Babayan asked for a basin of water, cast a spell to change the temperature to freeze them into ice, and asked Keisha to apply a cold towel to Taliyah's forehead.

As soon as the ice towel was applied, Taliyah immediately uttered a few sleep babbles. Although she didn't wake up, she finally regained some energy.

"It seems to have worked!" A woman wearing a headscarf said with relief, rubbing her hands restlessly on her legs. This was Taliyah's mother.

Hearing this, Kane could only laugh a few times.

Taliyah's high fever was caused by the backlash of magic, and his method of cooling down physically didn't do much, at most it made Taliyah feel better, but in the end she still had to survive by herself.

Some kind of unknowable change will take place in her brain, and once she gets over it, the connection with the earth will become closer.

Then Kane found that the focus of this group of people was quickly skewed.

"Are these ice?" The chief took out a piece of ice from the basin and held it in his hand, marveling.

There is no ice or snow on this scorched land, and even winter passed by unexpectedly.

The closest thing to ice they could imagine was the snowy top of Targon, far to the west.

"In the Freljord in the north, there are white deserts, which are made of ice and snow." Kane felt a little funny, your daughter has a fever and you are here to play with ice.

"The white desert...it's hard to imagine!" the chief sighed with emotion.

"Let me help!" A little Ranniang offered to ask Kesha to help Taliyah with a towel.

In fact, she wanted to try the touch of ice more.

"Hiss!" When she put her hand into the ice water, she gasped.

What a magical feeling this is, the heat of the desert disappears without a trace in an instant.

She put the wrung-out towel on Taliyah's head, thinking that Taliyah must be very comfortable now, maybe she dreamed of a world of ice and snow.

"You can try a piece often." Kane said to Xiaoraniang.

Xiao Ranniang admired the mage Kane very much, stuffed a whole piece of ice into her mouth, and immediately rolled her eyes.

It's the feeling of eating too much ice.

"It's so naive." Keisha secretly laughed.

"You still said that your eyes lit up when you touched the ice just now." Kane pulled Kesha back and hurried away.

"Is it that exaggerated?" Keisha covered her mouth in surprise.

"I will take you to see the snow in the future, and you will exaggerate even more."

"Then when will you take me to see the snow?"

"I can't tell."

The camel team quickly set off again, following the water source all the way north, in the same direction as Kane and the others.

The next day, Taliyah awoke with a fever.

After learning that all the people in the clan were injured because of her, she was depressed all day, even though no one blamed her.

That night, the restless energies in her body kept Taliyah lying in bed, tossing and turning, until daylight burned the charcoal to ashes.

When the parents woke up, they found that Taliyah had suffered from insomnia. After asking about the situation, they were worried about her, so they told Babayan about the situation.

Babayan said that this was Zhimu's will, so the two don't have to worry too much.

But that night Taliyah suffered from insomnia again, and the energy churned in her body, endlessly.

The distant rocks and layers of color on the earth kept calling to her, and she was afraid that if she fell asleep, the energy would get out of control.

Taliyah endured another night in silence, feeling as if a boulder had weighed on her heart. It made her feel heavy, the earth trembled, and the hearts of the people in the tribe were turbulent.

Finally, Taliyah ran to Kane, the only mage in the team, to help.

"Kane, can you help me?" Taliyah bowed her head apologetically for interrupting the conversation between Kane and Kesha.

It looked very humble.

"Taliyah, what's the matter?" Kane asked, and the two looked at the little sparrow who came to ask for help.

"I feel a power in my body is growing day by day, and I feel like I can't hold it anymore." Taliyah tugged on her cuff, feeling restless.

"Then why suppress it, wouldn't it be good to release it?"

"This will hurt my people." Taliyah shook her head repeatedly.

"You should regard it as a gift from heaven, not a threat. In short, find an open place to release it first, holding it back is not the way..."

Kane took Taliyah to a place one kilometer away from the tribe, allowing her to feel the rhythm of the earth, connect her body with the earth, and release the power in her body.

Kane gave an order to keep everyone else away from getting hurt.

So Taliyah's people gathered at a safe distance, casting concerned glances.

Seeing that Kane also retreated to a safe distance, Taliyah let go of her scruples, closed her eyes and tried to communicate with the earth.