"Look, Diedis, isn't that the butterfly orange we're looking for?"
Cill pointed to the seven-colored flowers and shouted excitedly to Didice standing behind him.
That's great.
Just pick the flowers back, and Anisser will be saved "Yes, Miss Sil."
Edith tugged at her black braid and asked, "But Miss Ciel, how do we get those flowers off when they're so tall?"
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Cill lowered his eyes and bit his lip, worrying about the question in his heart.
But after a while, she thought of a solution, looked up at Didis and said, "We can climb up and pick them, don't you, Edith, you climb up and pick those flowers."
"Miss Ciel, do you mean to let me climb this tree," said Edith, and cried pitifully with her hands to her eyes, "Oh, Miss Ciel, how could you make me do such a thing, merciful God, forgive me for not agreeing Miss Sylle, you know that there is a honeycomb in that tree, and if those bees leave a lot of bags on my beautiful body, how can it be good, Miss Ciel."
When Ciel saw Didis crying, he became impatient, and with his delicate little eyebrows, he crossed his waist with one hand and looked like a serious master, and said, "Diddis, if you don't climb up to the tree and pick off those seven-colored flowers as I tell you after three times, I will pick up a stick and beat you until your skin is broken."
"Three."
"Two" "Oh my God, I wouldn't climb a tree," Didis screamed with a dark face, "I'd rather be beaten up by Miss Sil than climb up a tree, oh, Miss Sil, if you were so cruel that you hurt me like a lovely girl, wow" Cill put down his fork and stared at Diddis, who was crying, if her eyes could kill, she had killed her tens of millions of times.
Asked her if she was ruthless and beat Diddis Well.
She really couldn't be ruthless, and she wanted to lift the skin of Diddis's idiot more than beat Diddis But now that the three of them are in such a dangerous situation, the enemy may come to this town at any time.
So the first thing to do was to pluck the flowers and go back to save Anissé, and then leave the town with Aniss.
As for teaching Didis such a thing, it is not too late to teach her a lesson when she goes to a safe place.
Sil turned his head away from looking at Diddis, who was crying madly, lest he be upset.
She looked up at the seven-colored flowers on the trunk of the tree, and her eyes were as eager as a gambler looking at thousands of gold coins.
What did she have to do to pluck those seven-colored flowers?
Climb up and pick it up But Didis was reluctant to climb a tree to pick it.
As for why she didn't climb herself That's because her physical strength is too weak, and she is sure that she will fall down from exhaustion if she can't climb two meters.
The reason why I called Didis to climb just now is because Didis is used to rough work, and her strength must be greater than her.
But Diddis's idiot was reluctant to climb because of the honeycomb.
It's annoying Cill was irritated.
She lowered her head to wonder if there was any other way, and unexpectedly realized that she had been stepping on a branch.
She watched as the branch moved. yes, she could hook those seven-colored flowers off with a branch, wouldn't she?
With the help of Diddis, Cill tied five or six branches with rattan to make a branch several meters high. oshow7 t1706231537: