Allen and his little bones [Western Fantasy]

As soon as the word "Hall's Sword" came into view, Eli was struck by lightning. He read these lines several times in disbelief, and then gradually realized whose notebook he got.

The 'I' in this is none other than Hall himself.

This is Hall's notebook.

From the contents recorded in the notebook, it can be seen that "Lawrence" should be Hall's mysterious swordsmith's best friend.

At that time, Eli stood in front of the bookshelf holding the notebook for a long time, speechless for a while,

It happened to be a holiday that day, not only were there not many students staying in the academy, even most of the teachers had gone home, only a few students staying in the school who did not have off-campus residences like Eli, and they had to work hard on duty during the holidays 's administrator.

In the huge library, except for himself and the administrator who stayed at the borrowing office outside, there was no one else. Eli held the immeasurable notepad and struggled for a long time, but finally he couldn't control himself. With a feeling of apology for spying on the predecessors, I continued to scroll backwards.

The legendary hero, one of the three legends.

Hall is like a symbol. His image has been continuously processed in legends from generation to generation, and he has become synonymous with "exquisite swordsmanship" and "noble and brave heart".

Whether it's an adult swordsman or a child just learning the art of fencing, Hall means a lot to them all.

As a member who also grew up listening to Hall's stories, Eli naturally admired Hall very much.

However, Hall's notebook profoundly reflects a truth——

No matter how powerful a hero he will become in the future, the legendary brave man was still a child with countless troubles and small thoughts when he was a child.

Hall in the notepad is young and childish, "Legend" has removed his unattainable aura, and looks like a piece of brown sugar when he hangs around his equally young and talented best friend.

"Just give each other love and protection."

These words were written by Hall in a notepad, dated as the day he received the sword from Lawrence himself.

"You used half your life to forge a sword for me, and I will use this sword as a witness and swear by my soul that I will use this sword to guard you, respect you, and love you for the rest of my life."

Whether it is a close friend who stops at friendship, or a relationship that unknowingly leads to a deeper emotional fermentation, the content written by Hall himself in the notepad explains everything.

The keepsake is a strange thing. When the holder is still alive, it is a treasure treasured by the other party. It is a gift full of heart from another person. This thing should belong to the holder and must be obtained. Only by being kept by him and placed in his hands can Han's heart hidden in the gift belong to him, and only then can the value of the token be truly exerted.

But when the holder disappeared or passed away, the token was accidentally separated from him. After being tempered several times through legends and stories, the object that should have symbolized the relationship between him and the giver was endowed with the ability to express the emotions of others. The meaning of blessing, even the special meaning is no longer unique between him and the giver, but anyone who can get this token seems to be able to share this special meaning that is originally targeted.

The Sword of Hall was tempered into such a token by legend.

The promise made by Hall himself to the swordsmith named Lawrence has become a promise shared by all sword givers and sword receivers after he disappeared for hundreds of years.

Eli did have selfish intentions, but he still didn't understand whether he just wanted to keep this treasured gift as if he didn't want to destroy the apron, or he had other feelings that he didn't realize. Only after realizing that Alan didn't know the story did he choose to hide it,

But he wasn't afraid of Herbert telling Alan the truth.

Although the human youth who was listening to the demon boy's "tip report" had no expression on his face and could not see much emotion, but Eli could roughly predict what Alan would do based on his little understanding of Alan respond.

Even knowing that there is such a special meaning, the black-haired young man will still give him the sword of Hall calmly—and not only will he not take any extra thoughts, but he will also worry about whether he has caused him trouble And worried.

The undead skeleton hidden in the light and shadow was thinking to himself. On the other end, Herbert, who was caught by Allen's question, finally organized his language and gave Allen a slightly delayed answer.

"I have found relevant materials in the library at home." Herbert averted his eyes when he said this.

Allen noticed his small movements and didn't point them out.

Nodding slightly to show that he accepted the answer, Allen patted Herbert on the shoulder: "Thank you for telling me this,"

Herbert frowned: "That's it?"

"kindness?"

"Your reaction..." Herbert paused, with a trace of bitterness in his tone, "It's far more indifferent than I imagined."

A rare look of confusion appeared on the boy's face, as if he was somewhat dissatisfied.

"It's not indifferent." Allen was amused by Herbert's rare "face change", but he carefully suppressed his smile so as not to let it rise to the surface, so as not to further stimulate the other party, "Even if it has this meaning Now, the original reason for the manufacture of Hall’s sword was simply that the swordsmith wanted Hall to have a more handy weapon.”

Recalling Eli's amazing and brilliant swordsmanship that he had seen in the college exchange, Allen said firmly: "It is the most suitable weapon for Eli at present. It is something he has learned for so many years, and he just needs such a weapon."

Herbert took a serious look at Alan's expression: "...you don't care about the other meaning it represents?"

It's roughly the same as when you think you're just giving someone a suitable weapon, and then a third person comes along and tells you that you're actually giving them an engagement ring or something.

Allen does care about another meaning symbolized by Hall's sword, but the direction of his "care" is completely different from what Herbert expected.

"I will not change my decision to give Eli the Sword of Hall." Allen frowned, with a look of worry across his brows, "I just hope he won't be troubled by it."

bothered?Herbert, who had communicated with Eli first, quietly rolled his eyes in his heart. He looked at the face of the black-haired young man who seemed to be ignorant of certain things.After hesitating for a moment, he still didn't say anything.