Exotic Endangered Species

"Forest……"

Lin Heng heard clearly this time, he squatted down hastily, and whispered: "Carl!"

Lin Heng wanted to pick up Carl, but his hand froze in the air for a moment, hesitating for a while, and then retracted it. He looked at Feilin, and motioned for him to take the others away with his mouth.

Feilin didn't understand, so Lin Heng urged with his eyes, but Feilin still sighed helplessly: "The others leave here first."

"No, I have to be here... Karl might need it..." Huaya protested first.

Lin Heng frowned, and there was no smile on his usual gentle face, showing a moment of sternness and sternness, but quickly returned to gentleness.

"We can't keep people here. Karl's condition is very bad now. If there are other orcs' auras, maybe what will happen later. This will be dangerous to Karl and everyone."

"Lin won't harm Carl, everyone leave quickly." Ferin's face was still very dignified.

"We are for Karl." Sim Mu looked at Kardao, looked at Lin Heng coldly and hostilely, as if warning.

The corner of Lin Heng's mouth was pulled into a normal arc: "Of course."

He understood the warning, he, a female who was leaving, would never have much power to call the shots in this team.

After a few breaths, everyone quickly left.

Lin Heng took a deep breath and looked at Carl, who was pale with pain and closed his eyes.Finally, he carefully held Karl's head, and with some inexplicable trembling, he pulled the tall and even strong young orc into his arms, and stroked his back almost tenderly: "Karl, I am here."

Lin Heng only dared to show such a side almost abruptly when Karl was almost unconscious. He felt sorry for the child, but he didn't dare to give warmth as he wanted.

Why not, Lin Heng never thought deeply about it, nor did he want to investigate it carefully.

Carl looked relaxed, but he still endured the pain and called 'Lin' in a low voice.

Lin Heng could only nod, patted Carl's back constantly, and then held Carl's clenched fist: "Carl, let go."

Carl clenched it even tighter, and Lin Heng softly comforted him: "Let go, Carl, let it go..."

"Do not……"

"Carl, don't rush this moment, let go first, or you will get hurt..."

Karl finally relaxed his strength slowly, Lin Heng quickly took the object out of Karl's palm, Karl's pain seemed to have stopped, and the trembling strength suddenly weakened.

Lin Heng hugged Carl and stroked Carl's back: "It's okay, it's okay..."

Lin Heng himself broke out in a cold sweat, and he threw the object aside with some hot hands, his expression a little unpredictable.Karl lay in his arms, his face under the messy black hair gradually returned to calm, but he didn't open his eyes, as if he had passed out.

"Carl, Carl?"

Karl didn't respond, Lin Heng raised his neck, his wet black hair stuck to his neck due to sweat, he called again in a hoarse voice: "Karl?"

After confirming that Karl was really unconscious, Lin Heng lowered his head, brushed away Karl's messy hair, looked at Karl's face, picked up the cylindrical object engraved with complicated patterns, took a breath, and hurriedly released it unbearably.

Lin Heng didn't understand why such a small thing could transmit such a great pain, even when it was close, it seemed to be calling him.

And what is Karl hiding? The clue revealed at the tip of the iceberg tempted Lin Heng to approach and explore. Lin Heng controlled himself, but he was about to lose control...

As Lin Heng grew up, he knew that the most sensible thing to do was not to interfere in other people's lives, and not to be curious about other people's secrets.

Karl didn't hide enough from him, he kept pretending to be ignorant, but when Karl called out 'Lin' in excruciating pain, he almost felt sorry for this too young orc.Why call him?Shouldn't every name that is called out at the most vulnerable moment be the most trustworthy and reliable person?

And Lin Heng, from the beginning to the end, took out his sincerity, with the calculation that he could withdraw at any time, weighing the consequences and full of defense.

Over the years, among those who said they loved Karl, and who raised Karl, none of them made this young child feel trustworthy?On the contrary, he, the uninvited guest, became the life-saving straw that the child wanted to grasp when he was helpless.

how sad...

Lin Heng sighed, stroked Karl's messy black hair, helped him wipe the mud off his body, wrapped the columnar object in animal skin, and wanted to put it into Karl's arms, but on a second thought, he put it on himself.

Lin Heng called others to help move Karl. When he put Karl down, Huaya saw a piece of animal skin dropped by Lin Heng. He walked over to pick it up, only to find that there was a cylindrical object inside.A short section, glowing gray, should be a burnt bone with patterns engraved on it.There are quite a few of these things in their tribe, and it is their custom to record some symbols on the bones of the dead.

"Lin, did you drop your things?"

"Oh, thank you." Lin Heng took it, wrapped it up and put it in his arms.

"Where did you come from? Did your previous tribe also have this custom?"

"What custom?"

"It is to polish the bones of the deceased and engrave some patterns on them as souvenirs. I have my grandfather's bones at home."

"Oh, I see!"

Lin Heng looked extremely surprised: "I picked this up. It looks very nice. I thought it was an ornament."

"Ah, throw it away quickly, it's unlucky!"

Lin Heng smiled and nodded: "Okay, it's not convenient to throw it around. I'll throw it away when I turn around. It's far away. It's important to take care of Karl now."

Huaya nodded: "You are right."

When Karl woke up, his first reaction was to look for something in his hand, but he couldn't find it. He got up and wanted to run to the river to see if it fell there?

"Carl, are you looking for something?" Lin Heng asked Carl looking anxious.

"Yes, I should have held it in my hand before."

"Here it is." Lin Heng handed the things to Carl: "I see you are very precious, so I will keep them for you."

Carl wanted to pick up the thing directly, but Lin Heng retracted his hand for a moment, and joked with a smile: "What kind of souvenir is this, so precious?"

Before Karl answered, Lin Heng laughed: "Oh, is this a little private?"

Lin Heng wrapped the things up, and then handed them to Carl again: "This time, we must put them away carefully, and don't drop them again."

Carl looked at Lin Heng, took the things, the corners of his mouth showed a very small arc for the first time, his sea-blue eyes narrowed slightly, and he replied in a low voice as if extremely happy: "Okay."