Juliana’s workshop Chapter 18: Only you can be a hero

　　 "You mean, I can be a hero?" Julius had an incredible expression. He looked at this Lulunaka in a pure white dress...No, this should not be Luluna. Card, it could not be Lulunaka. If it were her, she would never say such things to herself with such a smile without any impurities. She would probably only laugh at Julius’ heroic dreams, making Julius feel sorry for the first time she had been with Luluna. Why did Card say that when meeting.

　　 Julius walked away a few steps, a little bit like this unidentified girl, but with the same face as Lulunaka. "If you are joking and want to surprise me, or just want to laugh at me, then it doesn't work. Someone has made me patient with this kind of thing."

　　 Regarding Julius’s doubts and resistance, the girl just maintained this smiling face without any discoloration. "But you want to be a hero. There should be nothing wrong with this, right?"

　　 Regarding this, Julius can't deny it. He did have the desire to be a hero in his heart, and he didn’t know why the ghost said to Lulunaka who he met for the first time that he wanted to be a hero. Looking back now, that might be the life of Julius. One of the turning points.

　　If this girl doesn't know how to read minds, then he knows that Julius wants to be a hero, which is a bit strange. Where did she learn about it? And it seems that she and Lulunaka are acquainted with each other? In other words, she, who has the exact same appearance as Lulunaka, is deceiving herself to say that she has nothing to do with Lulunaka.

　　 "You can't refute me, can you?" The girl drew closer. The way she floated over made Julius's nervousness unable to subside. "Because this is what you think, this is your true heart."

　　 When she got close to Julius, she reached out and grabbed Julius's hand. Julius was still holding the cross sword in his hand. After being held by this strange girl, he felt that the girl's hand was a little cold, but it was not so cold that it made people tremble and excite, but it made people feel a little cool. The girl didn't seem to be malicious. After Julius was held in her hand, the cross sword in her hand was put down, and she had no intention of swinging it.

　　 "Someone gave you this thing." The girl lowered her head and looked at the small lantern in Julius's hand. Now Julius's hands are held together by her, and Julius is holding the small lantern in her hand. Holding the hilt, the blade pointed at the other side, showing no resistance at all. "It is because of the light from this little thing that I found you."

　　 Julius also looked down at the small lantern in his hand. The small lantern exudes blue light, not dazzling, but very conspicuous. It didn't look like a flame, but it was like a ball of light was directly enclosed in the glass.

　　 "Have you seen? This is the proof of why I saw you and why you appeared before my eyes." The girl held Julius' hand, her eyes sparkling.

　　 "But, why am I?" Julius is still a little unbelievable, just because of this, is he considered a hero? "If there are more suitable candidates than me, there should be..."

The 　　 girl shook her head, "Why are you? Because you got this." She continued to look at the small and exquisite lantern in Julius's hand, "Why don't you ask the person who gave this thing to you? Why should she choose you instead of the two adults?"

　　 An adult in the mouth of a girl, Julius could only think that she was referring to Olga and Padin. Not only did she know Julius, but she also seemed to know the people around Julius quite well. Julius is no longer surprised by this. Since the other party has such a nervous face-Lulunaka's face always makes him nervous-then it seems that there is nothing unusual about it. . "Olga and Padin, both of them are much better than me." He said.

　　 The girl shook her head, "No, the two of them cannot and cannot be this hero. An old man in twilight, a wandering man... They all have serious flaws, and those flaws make them lose. Qualifications to be heroes. And, you think they can be heroes, then what you see is them, are they really real? Do the two men, the two adult men in front of you, use masks to disguise themselves, Or never mentioned past mistakes to you?"

　　 This girl didn't seem interested in the candidate Julius mentioned, and she spoke skeptical words. Julius heard this and didn't know what to say. What kind of person is Padin? After the murder and massacre at the very beginning, Julius thought he knew something. In Julius’ thoughts, Patin was not qualified to be a noble and noble knight, and Lulunaka seemed to think so too, so he forced him to abandon his knighthood-just Julius thought. As for what Lulunaka thought, Julius didn't know, and he wouldn't be boring himself, and went to Lulunaka to ask about this.

　　 If this girl is only talking about Padin alone, then Julius would agree and affirm very much. But she was referring to them, not just Padin alone. Olga was among them. Is Olga a flawed person? Still someone who conceals something? Julius couldn't believe that although he looked a little serious, but the kind old man, did he have a past that is unknown and cannot be mentioned to outsiders?

　　 Julius didn’t know Olga’s past, but he knew that Olga was a good man. He is willing to sacrifice his life to protect Romeo Na, more noble than Padin, the so-called knight; although Lulunaka proposed it first, he is willing and willing to teach Julius how to fight. This Let Julius have the ability to fight against thieves without having to hide and shiver; he even rescued Julius, and he did not hesitate in the occasion that Lulunaka would never help him. Saved Julius, who was almost killed by Rock-this was heard from Lulunaka who was very dissatisfied with it.

　　 Does a person like Olga also have an unexplainable past? Although Olga is an old man, in the stories Julius heard, there are not no heroes in his twilight years-although the ending will never be too good. If a good person like Olga is not qualified to be a hero, can he be Julius? Or is it because of what the girl said, Olga has the defect of being unable to be a hero?

　　 Julius suddenly realized that he actually didn't know Olga. He is an old man who protects Romeo Na and cares about him, but what Julius knows is almost nothing.

　　 When Julius was lost in thought and became a little trance, the girl took Julius' hand and drew him close to the altar. When Julius drew a distance from her just now, he also stayed away from the altar at the same time. Now Julius was back here again, looking at the shining headband before him.

　　"You should have a little more confidence in yourself." The girl said to Julius, "You yearn to be a hero in your heart. Now your hesitating attitude is the biggest obstacle to your journey towards a hero."

　　 "But, my words..." Julius looked at the ring~IndoMTL.com~ and still couldn't believe that he actually became the protagonist in the story-the hero who obtained the treasure, the hero with power...

　　 Regardless of whether it is a head ring suspended in mid-air or a dagger placed on an altar, Julius can feel the power contained on it, a powerful force that Julius can feel when standing by. Julius knew that the girl didn't lie to him, and if he took off the headband, he could indeed gain strength.

　　 "You are hesitating, because this is not the strength you can train yourself." The girl continued to say to Julius, "This kind of thinking is admirable, and only someone with a pure heart like you Qualified to get this power to punish evil and promote good." She dragged Julius' hand and asked him to touch his head. "But don't forget that the existence of heroes has an eternal proposition: endowment."

　　 "Give..." Julius murmured and repeated the word the girl said.

　　"It’s not the power gained by oneself that is pure. Sometimes heroes have to accept help. King’s appreciation, comrades’ shields, lovers’ voices, treasures’ wonders, god’s servants... these are all heroes. The power of is also the power that heroes should accept."

　　The girl's words seemed to have magical power, which made Julius feel less and less resistant. It is not unreasonable that she said that in the stories that Julius has heard, every hero does not fight alone, and the strength is not just for him.

　　 "The key is how to use this power, not where it comes from." The girl's words put Julius's last psychological defense down. His hand, which had been staying in the air and not touching the headband, was finally dragged by the girl and touched the headband.

　　 Julius took off the headband.