In the end, Luo Binhan had to compromise and admit defeat, and spent a lot of money to buy both things. The ring seemed harmless, so Luo Binhan put it on his left hand with a dark face. However, the pigeon specimen brought great misfortune to the unlucky squirrel, which made Luo Binhan a little scrupulous.
Momolo came over and checked the pigeon for them. He put the palm of his hand on the pigeon's head, and his whole body was shimmering. After a while, he nodded in enlightenment.
"There is a curse attached to it." Momolo explained to Luo Binhan, "It will force those around it to accept the concept it says is true, while retaining its original knowledge and logical framework. However, this curse has The effect is very short-lived and only lasts a few minutes.”
"That's it?" Luo Binhan asked, "There's no function like forcing people to hit trees?"
"No, Mr. Luo."
Luo Binhan felt confused. He didn't know why the squirrel hit the tree but he didn't have to hit the squirrel. If he didn't understand its principle, he would not dare to let this thing get close to Migula.
He told Momolo about his concerns, but Momolo started shaking his head.
"It is completely harmless to you and Ms. Migula, Mr. Luo," he said, "unless you start studying subjects above Level 3 of the Union Public Education System."
Luo Binhan understood his subtext. It seemed that he and Mi Gula survived because of illiteracy.
Mi Gula seemed to have no plans to further his studies in the short term, so Luo Binhan calmly grabbed the pigeon and continued to wander around the market. Sometimes he would deliberately say a few words to the pigeons to check the overall education level here.
The result was truly depressing - only two or three creatures reacted to this, and one of them was Yaleriga. Whenever Ge Ge spoke, she would turn her head calmly, and Luo Binhan noticed that her shoulders were tense.
He deliberately leaned over and asked, "Are you okay?"
Yaleriga turned her head back and looked at him with a charming smile. She whispered: "You know I have a way to make this pigeon work on you immediately."
Luo Binhan immediately ran away pretending that nothing happened. He didn't dare to play with pigeons anymore, so he could only honestly choose gifts for Mi Gula. Finally, he fell in love with a very exquisite epiphyllum hairpin, which bloomed to its fullest at night and could glow by itself if the surroundings were completely dark.
Mi Gula pinned the hairpin in her hair, and then chose a men's scarf for Luo Binhan. The scarf itself is nothing special, except that the pattern on the scarf looks like blue pansy flowers.
Luo Binhan wears a copper ring in his left hand, catches pigeons in his right hand, and wears a colorful scarf around his neck. He felt a bit like a pirate now.
They visited the entire market, and it only took them half a day. Luo Binhan was worried that Mi Gula would be tired, but found that she was more energetic than him. He didn't want it to end, but they had reached the end of the market.
He asked reluctantly: "Do you want to go back?"
"No," Migula said immediately, "there is nothing to do if we go back. We can stay here and see, or we can go somewhere else."
Of course Luo Binhan knew that there was a tractor lying on the farm that needed to be repaired, but he knew nothing about repairing tractors, so he decided to pretend to have forgotten it. He ran to seek Yaleriga's opinion again.
"Then go somewhere else." Yaleriga said, "I've checked this area, and the exchange is not here."
Luo Binhan was a little nervous, thinking that they would go to Naga Pond next, but Yaleriga proposed to return to Lianshu Mountain. She pointed out that the area around the Naga Pond was often a favorite place for the Joryu species, which meant it was best to keep Migula away.
"And you're afraid of snakes," Yaleriga said. "You want her to know this?"
Luo Binhan thought so, but was afraid that it would disappoint Mi Gula. The first time they met on Lotus Tree Star was at the foot of the mountain. At that time, Mi Gula was obviously planning to go sightseeing in the mountain. It can be imagined that the place was no longer novel to her.
As a result, Mi Gula was very happy after hearing this. She said: "Just right! I want to go again empty-handed! Last time I went to worship on behalf of my grandmother, but the box was too heavy, and I didn't know about the sightseeing bus, so I didn't have time to see anything. I still want to go Let’s take a walk in the maze at the heart of the mountain!”
Luo Binhan immediately remembered the scene that day. He couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed, feeling that he shouldn't have just walked away like that. However, Mi Gula still looked happy and didn't seem to care about that matter at all.
So they took the aircraft to Lianshu Mountain again. During the trip, Luo Binhan and Mi Gula poked the pigeons together and racked their brains to ask various questions in order to get the pigeons to give repeated answers. However, the words of the pigeon seemed to be endless, and in the end, Mi Gula got tired first. She closed her eyes and fell asleep on her seat, then leaned on Luo Binhan's arm.
Luo Binhan gently supported her. The dove was placed on his lap, watching this scene with dark and mysterious eyes.
"What are you looking at?" Luo Binhan said to the pigeon.
"Love transcends everything, including reproductive isolation," the pigeon replied.
Luo Binhan stared at it intently. He now suspected that the pigeon was related to the dragon, and he also wanted to drink pigeon soup.
After the aircraft arrived at Lianshu Mountain, Luo Binhan woke up Mi Gula and walked to the top of the mountain together. Luo Binhan began to worry that mountain climbing would be difficult for Mi Gula. As a result, her steps were even easier than Luo Binhan's.
"I have been doing farm work since I was a child." When Luo Binhan asked, she replied, "What's the point of this?"
Luo Binhan was panting and could only admit that the village girl was stronger now.
They finally arrived at the temple gate. There seemed to be fewer tourists that day than usual, and the yard was empty. Luo Binhan felt quite uncomfortable when he saw it - this scene reminded him of the dream in the purple pearl.
"Robin?" Mi Gula asked.
"It's okay." He replied quickly, looking away from the dense mulberry branches and looking at the civet cat sleeping by the pond. It seems to be a frequent visitor to this temple. Luo Binhan sees it every time he comes, and he also suspects that it is a dragon.
Then the second regular visitor came to the side hall. He was still tied with cloth strips, chicken feet and garlic, his hair was stained with mud, and he exuded a strange smell. This is the earth eater Luo Binhan saw when he came to the temple on his first day. He seemed to regard the side hall as his residence, and would come out at a fixed time every day to perform the earth-eating ceremony.
He knelt in the center of the courtyard and began to murmur as usual. Luo Binhan was also used to it and walked past him with Mi Gula. At this time, Earth Eater grabbed Luo Binhan's left hand. He turned Luo Binhan's palm upward and looked at the palm lines there.
"You have a fate of disaster," he said hoarsely.
Luo Binhan was stunned for a moment. He looked at the other person's face hidden under the messy hair, and vaguely saw the other person's emerald green eyes.
"What did you say?" he asked inexplicably.
The earth eater covered Luo Binhan's palm with his hand and moved it slowly as if depicting the texture of fate.
"Unhappiness, chaos, and disaster," he said. "Today you will be enveloped in regret and sorrow because you lost all your possessions in ignorance."
Luo Binhan was completely confused. He shook the dove in his right hand and asked, "What have I lost?"
The Earth Eater stared at him deeply, then lowered his head and said, "This."
He suddenly grabbed Luo Binhan's left hand, took off the ring in the blink of an eye, and then fled into the side hall like flying.
Luo Binhan stood there in confusion until Mi Gula next to him shouted.
"Robin!" she shouted angrily, "He stole your ring!"
