People in Terra, poor and weak but invincible

Chapter 764: Integration Movement in Nursing Home

Manfred looked in the distance at the direction where the Steam Knight was going, and he and the Sarkaz beside him bowed their heads in silence for a few seconds.

Raising his head again, Manfred waved his hand and said:

"Just keep going."

Upon receiving the order, the Sarkaz immediately restarted the transport vehicle and entered the nursing home through the login hatch lowered on the nursing home site.

This is also the first time Manfred has come to the nursing home in many days.

The sight of neat streets and buildings, and leisurely pedestrians, made Manfred's thoughts wander.

When passers-by saw the Sarkaz team, they all came over and looked at the steam mecha from a certain distance.

The Sarkaz found themselves surrounded from afar. They were a little nervous at first, but soon discovered that in the eyes of these Victorians, they were not as attractive as the steam mechas.

This made the Sarkaz feel somewhat complicated.

As the transport vehicle was moving, a Sarkaz next to Manfred couldn't help but let out a sigh.

Noticing Manfred looking at him sideways, the Sarkaz immediately fell silent.

"I don't mean to blame you," Manfred soothed, "I just want to know why you sigh."

"...General, I just..."

The Sarkaz hesitated and said, "Although the steam mecha attracted attention, this is the first time I have seen... people of other races treat Sarkaz in such a calm manner.

This is also the first time I have seen... Kazdel like this... This place can also be considered... Kazdel, right?"

"Why not?"

A smile appeared on Manfred's lips.

He walked in the nursing home, also feeling unprecedented relaxation, and said leisurely:

"Qi Yan named it Kazdel, so it is Kazdel. Maybe this Kazdel does not only belong to Sarkaz, but it is willing to accept Sarkaz, and that is enough."

"General..."

"Just say what you want to say. Why are you hesitating like a Sarkaz?"

Manfred couldn't stand the nagging of this Sarkaz.

The Sarkaz gritted his teeth and said bluntly:

"After we finish the war, can I come and live in this Kazdel?"

Manfred: "..."

The Sarkaz shrank his neck after he finished speaking and looked at Manfred cautiously, ready to kneel down and beg for mercy if he found that Manfred was angry.

Such words were no less than stepping on Manfred's face and telling him that he had a rebellious heart.

"can."

To the Sarkaz's surprise, Manfred made the promise with a smile.

Manfred then hesitated for a moment and added: "But don't say this directly next time. I somehow feel that this kind of words is very dangerous."

"……Yes!"

The Sarkaz didn't understand, but he insisted on being obedient.

After finishing the conversation, Manfred continued to look around and suddenly found many new faces in the nursing home.

He saw a girl who looked like Rupert, playing football with a group of children in an open space. She was agile and always dribbled the ball past the children and easily shot it into the makeshift goal.

After scoring the goal, the girl smiled proudly amid the crying of other children.

Next to this simple football field, a group of children gathered around a white-haired boy with a cane, learning nursery rhymes from him.

The white-haired boy's voice was a little hoarse, and his singing was not very pleasant, but he taught very seriously, trying hard to keep his rhythm from being affected by his voice.

Behind the boy, there is a silent boy with scales on his face, quietly guarding the white-haired boy's music class.

"They are... cadres of the Reunion Movement."

Manfred recognized the identities of these people and said with emotion: "I didn't realize it when I just read the information before, but it turns out that they are such a young group of guys."

(Sorry, I have to take a day off today. I will see if I have time to make up for it on the weekend.)