My old enemy finally fell in love with me after rebirth three times

To be honest, Troy knew that the snooker in front of him might not be his former enemy, but his instinctive dislike for that boy still made him a little displeased with the child with the same name.

Snooker, who was brought back to the palace by the king half a month later, has extremely gorgeous red hair, red jewel-like pupils, and a handsome appearance. Although he is two years younger than himself, the boy's height is equal to his own. There is nothing in the slightest resemblance to the child in front of him.

He can't vent his emotions towards snooker on innocent children.

Troy looked at the boy who led him out of the forest at the mouth of the forest, and heard him say: "Brother, are you really not taking me away?"

The voice was timid, with a little sadness, but it didn't seem to be particularly sad, it's just that the ripples of the water waves just now were missing in the words.

After calming down, Troy deliberately asked with a blank face: "I told you not to take you away, why are you sending me to Linzikou?"

The child said: "Because I always feel...brother, you don't know the way."

Troy: "..."

Troy: "Thanks."

Is a kind little guy.

He sighed, looked down at the lost child with his head down, finally pursed his lips, and said, "Sorry, I just lost my mind."

"I won't take you away, but I didn't turn my mind for a while, I apologize to you. So—"

The young man stroked his head with his hand, and smiled apologetically: "Now, let's go to the town and find you a place to live. It's better than staying in this forest forever and living a life of wind, food and desolation."

The boy felt the teenager touching his hand, like the sun shining on the top of his head, it was very warm.

He frowned slightly, and said cautiously: "Can't I follow you all the time?"

Troy said: "I'm just a traveler, follow me all the time, you may encounter unpredictable dangers."

"But I'm not afraid." The boy said: "I thought that you took me away because you wanted to keep me by your side."

"Since I became conscious, I've been here alone. My brother is the only person I've met since I opened my eyes." He raised his head, and there were sparkles of sparkle in his watery black pupils. His voice Nuo Nuo, still cautious and timid, asked: "So, can I stay by your side?"

Troy listened to his words, a trace of complexity flashed in his eyes.

fledgling episode.

This is very common.

Maybe it won't be there anymore when I grow up.

So in the end, Troy hooked his lips helplessly and said, "Okay, but one day, if you want to leave, just tell me."

After leaving the forest, Troy followed a path according to the map, and finally arrived at a town before dark.

The name of the town is Rogge, the small town of Rogge, which sounds familiar, but Troy can't remember when he heard of it.

There are large and small hotels in the town. Troy didn't have much property, so he chose the cheapest hotel.

The facilities here are naturally worse, not even hot water.

After registering the passenger information, the owner of the shop took Troy and the boy to the guest room on the second floor with a bunch of keys.

There was only one bed in the room, but it was tidy.

The bathroom in the house has a water pipe, which is directly connected to the groundwater, and it can be used by opening the gate.

Some of the better hotels will have a magic heating device in the middle, so that hot water can be guaranteed.

Troy took the magic wand and tapped the faucet in the hotel, and cast the flame spell. When the water flowed through the red glowing place, it would be heated into hot water immediately.

"Xiao Nuo, take a shower first," the boy said to the boy at the door, "I'll go out and buy you some clean and fitting clothes."

The boy nodded, and walked into the bathroom with the towel Troy gave him.

Xiao Nuo was named by Troy, because the word snooker would always make him gnash his teeth in hatred.

In order not to let his emotions affect the child, he directly called him Xiao Nuo to make a distinction.