Douluo's Bird of Time

Tang San knew very well that he wanted to eat before he was full - he looked like a little bird waiting for food - he took the bowl from Jiuchao and filled him with a bowl of porridge.

Jiuchao always ate in small bites, while Tang Hao quickly swallowed most of the pot of porridge. Then he put down the bowl and wiped his mouth, stood up and walked to his room, without looking at Tang San and Tang Hao from beginning to end. Nine glances.

"Dad." Tang San suddenly called Tang Hao.

Jiuchao, who was drinking porridge, looked panicked. His face was buried in the big bowl. Half of his blue eyes were exposed above the rim of the bowl and he was looking at Tang Hao with a bad expression carefully.

"What's the matter?" Tang Hao looked impatient.

"Can I use this piece of iron?" Tang San asked, pointing to a piece of iron in the corner.

Jiuchao held the bowl and tiptoed to the corner of the room, then squatted down and drank the porridge silently, trying hard to make the other two people, especially Tang Hao, ignore him. He heard Tang San and Tang Hao discussing things like blacksmiths and artifacts, and finally Tang San said that he wanted to learn how to forge iron and become a blacksmith.

He couldn't understand their conversation at all, and he wasn't interested in it. Although he was puzzled that Tang San suddenly wanted to learn blacksmithing, he didn't think much about it. All he could think about was whether he had extra food today.

After a while, Tang Hao went back to the room. Jiuchao finally relaxed. He raised his head and saw Tang San standing not far away, looking at him helplessly with a smile in his eyes and waving to him: "Xiaojiu, come here! Dad left already."

For two years, Tang San has been trying to restore the relationship between his father and his brother. Of course, the main target of his efforts was Jiuchao, but he failed. No matter how he said or comforted him, Jiuchao was still very afraid of Tang Hao. His efforts were fruitless, and Tang San could only give up in the end. Until now, he still didn't know why Jiu Dynasty was afraid of Tang Hao.

Tang San didn't know if Tang Hao had done anything bad to Jiuchao - he hoped it wasn't the case - he also asked Jiuchao what was going on and why he was afraid of Tang Hao, but Jiuchao just shook his head. No answer, seeing that he really didn't want to talk, Tang San stopped asking.

Everyone has some secrets that they don't want others to know. Just like Tang San's secret that he came from another world, Jiu Dynasty must also have secrets that he doesn't want others to know. Tang San respected him and didn't force him, because no matter what, Jiuchao was his younger brother and a relative he had to protect no matter what.

Jiuchao walked out of the corner and put away the bowl that he had eaten cleanly. Just when he was regretting that he was not full because of Tang Hao, he heard Tang San ask: "Are you full? If not, we How about going to hunt birds?" Hearing this, his eyes suddenly lit up, and he looked at Tang San excitedly, nodding like a chicken pecking at rice.

Just know you haven’t eaten enough! Seeing Jiuchao's excited look, Tang San couldn't help but smile, stretched out his hand to rub the top of Jiuchao's hair, and then led him out of the house and walked to the woods outside the village.

Because Jiuchao often complained about hunger, Tang San thought he didn't have enough to eat, so he often took him to the forest to hunt birds and give the two of them extra meals. If it weren't for these snacks, how could the two children have grown up healthy and healthy until now? Just the few bowls of porridge with few grains of rice every day?

Walking into the forest, both Tang San and Jiuchao walked softly. Tang San stepped on the ghostly shadow, his steps were weird and ethereal and almost made no sound, while Jiuchao was even weirder. He was just walking normally, but also made no sound at all. Will it come out - maybe he was forced to come out because he has been hiding from Tang Hao all year round?