Love Swordsman

Healing Kiara

"Say! what's the name of the plant?" Bari is making a sound. Sima looked up. "Forget over. After all, the plant was extremely rare." Lesions.

"What plant is it?" Weni asked curiously. "The name of the plant is gotu kola. The plant is not here." Sima made clear the reason why his face was still moody.

Sera who was always silent and listening felt that the name was not foreign to her ears. "Gum plant?" his repetition made all eyes on him.

"Yes. Have you ever heard or seen it?" ask Sima to make sure. Sera nodded quickly.

"Then, Sera once had a neighbor who lived next door to Sera. But, he's gone. Given our relationship that was like a father and daughter, he once gave Sera a gotu kola plant that Sera always cared for and cared for." Sera Tutur.

"Then, where's the plant?" Sima and the others were like getting a clue. They waited for Sera to speak up again.

Sera lowered her head. "sorry. At that time, the stall and residence of Sera was ruffled by bandits. And at that time, Sera came here injured. So, Sera didn't have time to bring the plant." Obviously occasionally glanced at Rubby who was standing next to him.

Sima again exhaled a disappointed breath. "Forget over. After all, even if the plant is still there, we can't go to town B to pick it up. Time won't come for Kiara."

Again and again, they had to be made back down. This time, perhaps their wits had run out and no one else voiced their knowledge.

However, after a while, Sera looked up with a sumringah face. He remembered something. Something he always carried everywhere. Like something that always stuck with his body. Even soul.

"Sera's got one plant that might be useful to Miss Kiara." It was as if a new idea was coming to his head.

"What?" Sima again tried to hear Sera. Even if he is unsure. Indeed, there are more useful plants for Kiara besides gotu kola plants?

All eyes were on Sera. Yeah, except for Rubby. He can't see.

Oops, joked Rubby.

Not knowing, right?

"Sera forgot what his name was." He reached into his pocket and took out a plant that instantly made Sima sparkle.

"B ... It's ginseng." He grabbed the ginseng and smiled happily. "Where did you get this? I'm definitely not going to mention this plant, because this ginseng is not in our country." Sima.

"This plant is even richer in benefits than the gotu kola plant." Continue with passion. His smile did not forget to be accompanied by others.

After a while of healing, Sima covers Kiara's body with a blanket and lets the night accompany the girl to her senses.

Sima sat in front of Kiara's room. He sat down beside the dreamy Weni while propping up his chin.

"What do you see?" her question followed Weni's gaze. His eyes also looked at the two people who seemed to be talking about something.

Her lips smiled meaningfully at the sight of her stiff first sister now talking about a seemingly serious matter with a girl other than Kiara.

"Who's that pretty girl?" his question to Weni who had just daydreamed. "He has helped us with that ginseng plant." His murmur that could still be heard was clearly by Weni.

"Name Sera. She is a beautiful and gentle girl. Not like me." Sima turned to hear the girl's voice which inexplicably sounded like there was a sharp tone in her speech.

"You are calm. And a little ... cute." Sima said slowly. Weni. "A little bit?" reworked. Sima avoided Weni's gaze which was like demanding an explanation from her sentence just now. Or rather, the praise he gave the girl.

"That means I'm not as pretty as he thinks I am?" Weni is still demanding. For some reason, he felt that even though he had just met and known Sima, he felt different when dealing with the man. He was not as nervous as he was with other men. More precisely, the level of nervousness is different when dealing with this one man.

"Well, what are they talking about, huh?" Sima pointed at Rubby and Sera who seemed to be still chatting seriously. He deliberately shifted the topic so as not to provoke a debate between himself and the girl he just knew. At once he was also curious about what was being talked about by his first brother and the beautiful girl who gave ginseng earlier this afternoon.

Weni was now focusing on the direction that Sima pointed. He puts his shoulders. "No idea. I didn't notice from earlier." Follow him with a lazy tone. "Already, yeah. I'll go to the room first." His flank stood up from his seat and immediately darted away. Let Sima sit in the moonlight alone.

"So soon he was sleepy. The others haven't slept."

He noticed Weni's back walking quickly until the girl disappeared into the hallway leading to the room.

Feeling that there was no point in being there and no friends accompanying her night, she got up and headed to the guest room that had been determined for her.

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"I promise I'll take you home when Kiara's completely healed. Because Kiara will also follow me home." Rubby said to Sera who approached him.

Sera didn't say. He just wanted to say that that was not what he wanted to say.

"Master ... really want to take Sera home?" ask Sera to make sure. Rubby nodded briefly.

Sera played her fingers still with her head lowered. "Actually ... You don't have to drive Sera. Sera can go home alone." Slowly follow.

"I should keep driving you. But you are a girl. What's more, you have also helped save Kiara. So, just take it in return for me." Rubby's Chuckle.

Sera. "Master doesn't have to return the favor. It should be Sera who returns the favor to you. Master has helped Sera many times." The reply.

"No need." Rubby turned his body to the side. "It's late. Rest." His request ended the conversation.

Sera nodded and returned to her room. He turned his head to look at Rubby who was still standing alone without flinching from his place.

To be honest, the girl was curious. Didn't the man rest in his room. At this hour, everyone is usually wrapped in blankets. But, Almost every night Sera noticed, the man was always awake.

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Sima sat down to look at Kiara next to him. He hoped his sister would soon wake up from his coma. Because he really misses the sister he loves the most. He misses the fussiness of the girl who he believes is still like before even though the girl has grown up. How not? it was the first time he had seen Kiara after eight years of separation from her.

It has been a hard day for eight years.