Dawn Redemption

Finn is no stranger to the Dachau concentration camp.

Whether it was a business trip sent to him by Noah, or for his own purposes, he had traveled there several times.It was also through an office opportunity that he saw the news that his biological mother, Yasmin Yanik, had passed away.He didn't need to know and had no interest in knowing, but he still secretly called up her file by some mysterious coincidence.Fortunately, there is no detailed list of his family members. If there are, I don't know if the false certificate I registered at the beginning will remove him from it.

He still remembered that the data card said "Cause of Death: Scarlet Fever", and it was incinerated in time that day.As for the real cause of death, he estimated that no one in this world knew.

But it's so formal, it's the first time to follow Noah's "visit" as an adjutant.Thinking of what Noah said that time, he instinctively leaned into Noah's arms beside him.

"What's the matter, little guy, still not sleeping?" Noah's voice was more vague than usual, mixed with sleepiness, as if he had just been woken up by Finn.But this kind of voice made Fein feel more happy and at ease than the most boring love words in the world combined.

Because at this time, he is not his own officer, not the Lieutenant Colonel Seifert who controls the entire concentration camp, not the workaholic who is buried in the documents, but the Noah who fell asleep with his arms under his neck , the only man in his life.

Today, because he had to arrange the work in the camp during the visit a few weeks in advance, and worked overtime until late, Finn was detained by Noah as a matter of course, and then changed to another location and continued to work overtime until midnight.

"What's the matter, don't you think it's enough?" Noah moved closer to his ear, his voice was much clearer.Even in the dark, Finn could vaguely see Noah raising his eyebrows.

"No." Fein said softly, "I'm thinking about the Dachau concentration camp."

"Huh?" Noah's hand holding him tightened again.Finn's head buried on the side of his neck moved uneasily: "I'm wondering why there are so many places like this."

Noah was silent for a while, and then asked: "You have been here for so long, how do you feel about Auschwitz?"

Finn hesitated for a while, but did not answer immediately.Noah comforted him and said, "It's okay, you can say whatever you want in front of me."

"Okay." Finn took a deep breath, and in an instant his mind was filled with red, like a dancing tongue of fire, or like a boundless blood swamp, and countless thin figures like skeletons were swallowed up. A bloody vortex was rolled up, and a sharp ghost-like roar came from the black hole in the center, but it was fleeting.

"Hell," he replied.

Noah smiled, but his voice was deep and no trace of a smile could be heard: "Did you read Dante's book when you were a child? This answer is very good. But you also have to remember what was written in the book. He first entered He went to hell, and after seeing all the sins in hell, he went through all kinds of repentance and training in purgatory, and finally ascended to heaven."

Finn bit his lip, and when he was about to say something, Noah relaxed his tone: "But that's not what you should think about, at least not now, you just have to listen to me obediently, huh? Now, go to sleep."

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