"There's only so much I can teach you."
The dragon girl watched the man pack his things quietly. He would leave here soon.
"You don't believe we will win?"
Her tone was full of reluctance.
The man stopped what he was doing and raised his head to look at the dragon girl he had been with day and night. He shook his head: "There is actually no difference between winning and losing. You can't change anything."
"After I leave, Plan E will continue as usual. While improving logistics capabilities, we will reduce the types of complicated weapons as much as possible and strengthen the combat strength of the troops. You don't have much time. If you want to fight for the living space of the infected, you can only fight in the vast Find a way in the wilderness.”
The dragon girl didn't seem to hear what he was saying, and said forcefully: "What if I want you to stay?!"
The man spread his hands helplessly: "Then there's nothing I can do. Rhodes Island shouldn't have woken me up at this time. I can't stop what happened next."
"You will lose, and you will become a madman."
"I know, but there's at least a slim chance of going crazy."
The dragon girl knew that he had already decided to leave, and no matter how much he tried to stop him, it would be useless. Online e-book
She stroked her broken little finger, as if looking for some solace.
The man saw her movements, put his hands on her shoulders, lowered his head, and stared into her eyes.
"This is not farewell. Do you remember what I said?"
The dragon girl murmured: "In a long river, plankton that are addicted to themselves will only fall to pieces on the rocks. Only strong fish will have the opportunity to jump to the water and have a glimpse of the direction of the river."
The man took over what the dragon girl said: "But the fish that jumps onto the water is just a fish after all. It cannot stop the river from flowing into the bottomless abyss. No matter how many times it struggles, it will still fall into the abyss."
The dragon girl looked at him in confusion: "Then what's the point of all the struggle?"
"Of course."
The man stroked her hair and his voice became lower and lower: "Because besides drifting with the tide, the fish can also choose... to go ashore."
This is the last time they meet.
The long river is still running fast, and nothing will change because of the fish jumping on the water.
