She was about to go to the square table and pour herself a glass of water when she was barefoot on the floor.

Benedict’
Knocking at the door at night is particularly clear. She is sure that someone is outside the door. She lets go of the glass in her hand and walks out of the room barefoot. She walks through the living room and the doorway corridor and pushes the door to the outside.
Viru looked tired at the door, and he smelled of faint tree juice. He seemed to be following a man behind him with a long bow.
Moonlight Signa can’t see clearly, as if she still has a child in her arms.
Viru asked Signa in a low voice, "Where’s Duck?"
Looking at the little girl wearing thin pajamas and barefoot at the door, Veru noticed that it was past midnight. He looked into the room and the living room was dark.
Signa was about to speak when the sound of Surdak came from behind her. "What happened to Veru?"
Along with the sound came footsteps. Surdak hurriedly put on a linen round neck shirt, wore a pair of boxers and two strong thighs were covered with ferocious burn scars. Although the scar has recovered, it still makes people feel very scary when they look coldly.
Viru’s eyes fell and the chill in Suldak’s legs seemed to condense the surrounding gas into ice.
At this moment, Signa seemed to be in the icehouse. She shuddered all over and was picked up by Surdak with a big hand and blocked behind her.
The man behind Viru’ ouch’ fell down on the wooden steps outside the building and fell to the ground with the child in his arms.
Viru instantly woke up and hurriedly recovered himself, sending out a strong breath of two turns. Signa suddenly felt the coldness around her body dissipate instantly …
He stared at Surdak’s eyes. His face paused for three seconds before he let the left side point to the unconscious child who fell on the wooden steps outside the house and said, "This child is running a high fever. They have some abilities. I thought you might be able to help, so I brought them here."
Surdak nodded his head to show that he knew.
He went to the child’s side, and the talent behind Viru got up from the ground in a panic and hugged the child again.
Only then did Surdak see the man’s face clearly by moonlight. It was a very distinctive face. Dark brown skin and wide cheekbones constituted the most prominent features of the indigenous people in Bailin plane. He wore simple leather armor and held an indigenous child barefoot in his hands.
The man Veru brought back was actually a local aborigine, Surdak, and no matter how they met, he walked up to the child.
Stretched out his hand and touched his forehead. His face turned red and his forehead didn’t sweat.
Surdak pulled the child’s neckline and stretched his hand to his chest. The heart beat fast and hard, and even his breathing was slight and he gasped.
Surdak asked the native to lay the child flat on the platform at the door, and his hands knelt down to condense a light group, and the faint light continued to spread outward.
Then Selena came out of the room in a nightgown, and Suldak ordered Selena without looking back.
"Go and pour him a glass of water. He needs to drink some warm water, and he should drink more water when he gets back."
His last sentence was to the aborigine.
He said his voice was not loud, but it was quiet and everyone could hear him clearly at night.
With that, the light in his hand fell on the child’s body. This is the sacred breath of Surdak’s holy light to forcibly heal the other person’s body
The holy light gradually poured into the child’s body, and the shortness of breath immediately became gentle, and the strange and morbid red tide faded a little. Surdak looked up and said to the aborigine, "Maybe it’s a cold. I gave him more vitality. Whether he can get better slowly depends on whether he is strong enough."
Looking at the child’s situation, the speed is visible to the naked eye. The aboriginal didn’t know that it was Surdak’s credit. He threw a grateful look at Surdak, knelt in front of Surdak, put his forehead on the instep of Surdak and thanked Surdak.
Turn around and thank Viru again. Viru lifted him up with one hand and said, "It’s not me who saved the child. You don’t thank me! Now you can take your child back. "
The aborigine bent down to pick up the child, but then he stopped and turned around and pulled out a silver leaf grass with magical breath from the wicker basket behind him to put it respectfully on the ground before picking up the child and turning away.
Silver leaf grass is a primary magic herb. Nowadays, when magic herbs are scarce, a single silver leaf grass can sell two or three gold coins at a high level, and the market is still valuable. Even if many people want to buy gold coins at a high price, they can’t buy them most of the time.
Surdak saved the child, and the aborigines actually took out a magical herb. Thanks to this, Gensoul Dadak was somewhat surprised.
"When this herb is a little expensive."
Surdak stopped the aborigine from behind, picked up the magical herbs from the ground and walked over to him to see that he was wearing leather armor, and his face was very ordinary, and he had almost nothing of value, so this herb was even more important to the aborigine family.