Find Me in 1000 Years

Tali

Sweat pours out, because the sword exercise moves the body a lot, in the slightly hot air that afternoon makes Ken have to take off his kimono and only wear hakama while training. Suchan's cat as the audience.

"Hahh, it's so hot ...." The man flopped down sitting on the ground and placed the sword beside him. "Huh, the heat is roasted when it is not hot, but really .. hahh."

The cat approached.

"Don't come near me, Suchan. I'm sweating."

The cat passed under Ken's wide bent legs.

"I want to play water again, this way. What exercises lighten his body in the afternoon? If sword practice can be early in the morning, cooler," he murmured himself. He pulled out the grass beside him. Sweat pours out between her hair which is now getting wet. Sometimes he wipes the sweat, waiting for the body temperature to subside.

He stood up shortly. He then went to the silkworm storage, a small hut behind the house. Again he noticed the silkworm was making a cocoon. This time many of the fat silkworms made cocoons. He took two that were already thick and did not move anymore. Then he took her out.

Outside, while dipping left right, he opened his hand where the two cocoons were, then started to try.

Silk yarn. Get together and go upstairs. Instantly the silk thread came out and united and went up. The two threads just kept going up and Ken was looking along at what the whole thread was when it was taken out. He deliberately used two threads so that he could see the thread when it was high, but not. It turned out that the thread was too thin to be visible, so he looked for sense.

The man took a leaf near his foot and asked the tip of the thread to come back and hold the leaf. Then he told the thread to go back up. The thread was just as Ken had asked. Now he could see the thread until it ran out in his hand, leaving the caterpillar twitching because it was homeless. "I'm sorry I borrowed the caterpillar first" he told the bewildered caterpillar.

The man looked up. He did not know for sure what thread had reached the top edge of the large hole, but all he could see was that the thread's range was quite high, it was possible that he could climb up the tree so that he could climb even higher and reach that place. At least he tried. That's the only way.

"Meow."

Ken's surprised. "Suchan, you made my heart want to explode." It's massaging the chest. Immediately he asked the thread to come down and spin the body of the caterpillar as usual. Then he returned the cocoon back to its place.

He leaned over and thrust his hand at the cat. Suchan jumped on Ken's sling. "Suchan, don't make me surprised continue dong huh?" He gently rubbed the cat's body.

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Time also changed night. Ken wanted to escape that night. He then got up and walked out of the house. He went to the silkworms and took a large number of cocoons and put them in a square cloth. The cloth was tied up and taken with him.

The young man, who had been wearing a hakama and carrying a sword at his waist, came to a tree that was the tallest among the trees.

He then climbed the tree carefully until he reached the highest branch he could climb, then he opened the cloth containing the cocoon there. The threads come together and go up together, the mind.

The thread slowly rose upwards and then united to form a rope. Then the rope then also moved upwards. Slowly but surely the thread that became the rope rose steadily until the thread was exhausted from the body of the silkworm. Now live the fat caterpillars who are confused because of the loss of residence.

"I'm sorry caterpillar, but it looks like you have to make another thread" muttered the man who then hung the cloth on the branch. He then switched to the finished rope. He leaned the rope on a branch.

Ken looked up. Whether the rope exceeded the large hole above it, he did not know. He coated his hands with a cloth as there were no gloves and then started climbing.

The rope was very slippery because it had rolled it in hand so that it could climb, but with it the rope became shortened. Then he started climbing again.

He could have tried to make a leap with the science of lightening the body but the science he has not mastered is right. The chances of falling are huge. "Did!" Ken is angry himself. A little more, he could get out of that place.

"Ken?"

"Huh?" The young man raised his face. It seemed that someone familiar was gawking into that huge hole.

"Ejiro? Ah Ejiro ...." His face was bright again.

"Ken, you're there apparently. What are you riding on?" The man with the codet noticed the rope-shaped object Ken was riding on.

"Eh, rope. I made him stand up. Please, help me Ejiro."

"Wait a minute." The long-haired man tucked back was gone for a while. It turned out that he tied his body with the rope he was carrying. He then hooked the end of the rope to a tree and then carried the end of the rope towards the big hole. "Here, Ken, catch ya?"

Ejiro throws at Ken but the man can't catch him.

"Wait a minute, wait a minute."

"What?"

"Let me call the rope."

"What?"

Ken concentrated on gazing towards the rope the man was holding and sure enough, the rope the man was holding moved towards him. Ejiro was surprised to see it.

Ken grabbed the rope while the man with the codet pulled the rope that was on his body so slowly the short-haired man was attracted. Eventually Ken was able to get to the edge of the hole and was pulled up.

"Thank you, Ejiro. You're still looking for me." Ken's moved.

"of course. I even met this morning with the man who kidnapped you, but he insisted on not letting you go."

"Oh, Odagiri Sensei. Come on, let's get out of here, before he realizes I've run away from him!" the short-haired man.

"Come on!"

Meanwhile, Odagiri, of course, knew that Ken went outside even though he was lying in his bedroom bed, but he had no idea what was happening.

Why hasn't he been back so long? He got up from the couch and went out. Accidentally as he opened the door of his house, he saw the tree in front of him emit light. Whatisit?