Linlang looked at the black shadow in the crack of the door and curled his lips, then sighed a long time, with a sad face: "It's Taso, you also know the current situation in Tarland. It's a great blessing that I can escape."

The dwarfs stopped chattering and all fell into silence.

Wright, outside the door, held a red apple and frowned.

It took him a long time to search for this man named Tasso from his near-blank memory.

Isn't he the son of his uncle Lyles?

Their family was driven out of Tarland by Ella.

Why did she hurt Ella like this now?

Wright kept his expression and continued to listen.

Linlang's voice did not sound again, but the big dwarf spoke.

He also sighed, as if he was feeling sorry for Linlang: "If the Queen hadn't been cruel to drive the prince out, she would have encountered an unexpected situation now."

Linlang asked excitedly: "Is Wright still here? How is he?"

The big dwarf hurriedly said, "The prince is very good. We have followed the queen's teachings over the years and have been training the prince. Now he is a master who can stand alone."

The blood in Wright's body was frozen.

Ira actually knows these dwarves?

Did she deliberately drive herself out back then?

What the hell is going on?

Wright suddenly felt a little difficult to breathe, and he leaned against the door panel and gasped heavily.

What happened back then?

Did he forget any details?

Wright recalled little by little.

When he was under house arrest, the fuse was because of Anna's death.

But he didn't feel sorry, he just resented his incompetence.

He thought it was Linlang who gave up on him and drove himself to this deserted forest.

So every day here, he spent his great disappointment.

If you accumulate too much disappointment, it turns into hatred.

He hated her ruthlessness and her coldness.

He wanted to kill her every moment to vent his anger.

With such a mentality, Wright never thought about Ella's purpose of driving herself out.

Thinking about it now, something is indeed wrong.

If Ella really wants to kill herself, she can let these dwarves do it directly, and no one will notice it.

But for ten years, these dwarves not only did not kill him, but instead took care of themselves intentionally or unintentionally.

Although they were extremely strict with him, those looked more like the teacher's strict with his students.

He has such skills now that they taught him?

So what is really hidden in this?

Wright could no longer hold it back and broke into the door. The wind and snow in his eyes seemed to burst out at any time: "What the hell is going on?!"

Linlang was stunned for a moment, and then avoided Leite's questioning gaze.

The big dwarf sighed: "Queen, the prince has grown up, it's time to tell him the truth. He can't stay in this forest all his life. He is the prince of Tarland, and Tarland still needs him."

Linlang nodded with his eyes down.

The dwarves looked at each other and told Wright the truth.

Linlang drove him away not because he was rebellious, nor because he hated him.

On the contrary, it is to protect him.

After being driven out of Tarland, Duke Lyles did not stop, but secretly assembled a group of excellent troops.

Through the magic mirror, Linlang foresaw the army of Lyles approaching the city and cruelly massacred the people of Tarland.

Foreseeing that he had broken through the guards of the palace, he rushed straight to Wright with his sword.
Chapter completed!