He Comes From the Void

"Eat slowly, no one will grab you."

Kaisha didn't expect that what Kahn said to herself would one day be used on others. Seeing Akali devouring the food, she was also speechless. Can this really satisfy the sense of taste?

"Sorry, I developed a habit when I was still in the sect. Only after eating as soon as possible can I leave at any time, and the pursuers may arrive at any time." Akali swallowed a big mouthful of food quickly, and slowed down the speed of eating after explaining.

"Shadow Stream will kill you all?" Kahn ate absent-mindedly. The information carried by Akali aroused his interest more than the food in front of him.

"No. After Yingliu expelled us from Sarnjulu, he left the equilibrium to fend for itself." Akali shook her head: "But we still have many other enemies, some from foreign lands, some from our own land , They take advantage of this great war to loot and bully the weak. Even Yingliu and the others dare to provoke them, let alone let go of the weakened balance."

Recalling those tragic days, Akali couldn't help sighing that outsiders might not know how miserable they were.

"After the robbery attack, we crossed the snow-capped mountains and retreated to the deserted temple. There was food everywhere, but the adults did not let us hunt, saying that the cycle between predators and prey had been broken, and the balance had become serious. Unbalanced, many prey that could be hunted before can no longer be hunted. In the most difficult time, we can only pick up plums that fall on the ground, or other fallen fruits.”

Kai'Sa pursed her lips and remained silent, she knew exactly what the fallen fruit was.

Either it was ripe and rotten and fell from the tree, or it was knocked off the branch by external forces such as insects, birds, wind and rain. This kind of fruit is definitely not as delicious as picking it directly from the tree.

She likes to eat peaches, but the peaches that fall from the tree are usually rotten, and she will eat them only if she has no choice.

"What happened next?" Kane asked.

"Equilibrium has survived. Under the counterattack of the Ionian people led by Shadow Stream and the Brotherhood and the blade dancer Irelia, the war is over, the situation in the material field has improved, and the imbalance has improved. stifled, but still there."

Speaking of the excitement, Akali clenched her fists: "Do you know? The Blooming Spirit Flower in Weili has not bloomed for six years! It has lasted from the year the war started to now, a full six years!"

Kahn nodded thoughtfully. Not only did he know, he also knew that this situation would continue until the twelfth year.

The Blossoming Spring Festival is a very important festival for the Ionians, not just a simple one-year change.

Through the Blossom Festival, people can let go of the old pain, find peace, and move on after the loss. After the festival, their loved ones return to the spiritual realm, content to know that the family is thriving.

So many Ionians died in the war, the living world has fewer and fewer people, and more and more souls in the spiritual realm, resulting in a serious imbalance! And their living relatives have not been able to pay homage to the dead for six whole years. How can they find peace of mind?

This is why Akali is so angry. Her father died five years ago. One of the reasons she came to Weili was to look forward to the blooming of the spirit flower, to find the spirit flower that carries Tano's spirit, and to say goodbye to him. Individually, tell him everything is fine.

"This winter is over, and it will be the seventh year." Kahn sighed, he might stay in Weili to finish the blooming spring, and then go to other places in Ionia.

"Since the situation of the Kinkou sect has improved, why did you leave?" Kai'Sa waited for a while before asking.

"There's nothing to say, the doctrine dictates it, and they don't make any changes, so I couldn't get used to it and left."

The two didn't ask any more questions, let Akali finish the meal quietly, and called Bo Liyi to open a single room for her.

Akali curiously asked why this vastaya didn't speak, and Kahn told her about his tongue being cut off by the Noxus.

After the meal, a few people drank some tea for digestion, Kaisha led her back to the room, and Akali stopped and watched for a while when passing Boliyi's workshop.

There was no one inside, but she knew that all the tools on the wooden stand were tattooing tools.

"How is the craftsmanship of the tattoo masters here?" Akali asked.

"I don't know, but Kahn's evaluation is quite high." Kaisha replied thoughtfully with her chest folded.

"Then how can I contact this master?"

"Just go to the shopkeeper Bo Liyi, he is the tattoo artist."

"Vastaya tattoo artist? It's really rare, can this work?" Akali was a little puzzled.

After all, vastayas and humans have different body structures. Many vastayas have feather scales, no delicate skin, and are not suitable for tattoos. Therefore, generally speaking, the canvases and painters for tattoos are human beings.

And a vastaya doing tattoos for human beings, it feels like a black foreigner working as an old Chinese medicine doctor, which is too abrupt and out of harmony.

"You can observe it. Beaulieu doesn't mind others admiring his creative process."

"Oh." Akali nodded.

"Wait, you don't want a tattoo, do you?" Sarah frowned and examined Akali.

"Don't you think that's cool?" Akali asked back.

This question made Kaisha grit her teeth for a while, and the final answer was that she couldn't comment.

She is not opposed to tattoos, but she herself does not know how to get tattoos. She has no religious beliefs and thinks that the greatest meaning of tattoos is to carry a story, but no story is so profound that she needs to engrave it on her skin to commemorate.

Only if she was a widow would it be possible, which was impossible.

She and Kahn will live a good life and never let each other down.

Kai'Sa sent Akali back to the room, where the latter slipped out after fumbling around for a while. Then, she happened to meet Bo Liyi who was giving tattoos. She said hello and stood by to observe Bo Liyi's work, and chatted with the customer for a while.

After confirming that Boliyi is a tattoo master, Akali returned to the room.

It didn't take much time before she was sure of one thing.

A big deal!

She wants a tattoo!

She had to tattoo a dragon spewing clouds and mist on her back, and she had to be fierce enough to impress those villains who died under her hands!

The last sight those people saw was the dragon pattern on the back of the elusive assassin!

As for the cost of getting a tattoo and staying in a hotel... Akali has already figured it out.

Now that we are all ready to punish rape and eradicate evil, let's steal from the rich and help the poor along the way!

Anyway, those traitors got their money from the Noxians, and when she killed people, she took it away and gave it to the people who were killed by the war. It was considered a merit, which just offset her crimes and maintained a balance.

And she only needs to leave a small part in it, which is enough to pay for her daily expenses.

On the other side, Kaisha saw Akali coming out of the workshop, and immediately went back to the room to tell Kahn about Akali's thoughts on tattoos, expressing her concerns.

"Kan, do you think she will regret it in the future? I'm afraid it was a rebellious act made on impulse."

Kahn was stunned for a moment, and then realized that Akali's future tattoos and backless outfits were established at this time.

"Probably... no." He replied.

He wasn't quite sure, but it didn't occur to him to stop.

"Akali's mother didn't even come out to find her, so she doesn't have to consider the opinions of the adults. She can do whatever she wants, and even if she regrets it later, it's her own business."