It seems that even at this time, the West Wind Knight's awareness of vigilance still exists.

Rosalia followed Bai Qiyun and watched with interest what he planned to do.

"I have something to go in. This nun from the West Wind Church can testify for me."

But before she could watch the show, Rosalia unexpectedly was moved out by Bai Qiyun.

And based on her position, she does have this right.

The Church of the West Wind in Mondstadt is a very special place. In theory, the Church of the West Wind is also part of the Knights of the West Wind, so Rosalia is also considered a high-level member of the Knights.

Although her subordinates have rarely seen her due to her nocturnal nature, the portrait of her framed in the room cannot be faked.

After the West Wind Knight guarding the gate saw Rosalia, he immediately let Bai Qiyun go.

In Rosalia's slightly helpless eyes, Bai Qiyun pushed open the door of the Knights' headquarters and walked straight towards the confinement room.

As expected, there is also a West Wind Knight guarding the door of the confinement room.

Wood, the gatekeeper, had just yawned when he saw someone approaching. He was so frightened that he stifled his yawn before he even finished it.

Not to mention how uncomfortable it is.

Bai Qiyun still had a vague impression of the West Wind Knight who was guarding the gate. He should be the one who had been guarding here in the morning.

However, they actually work from morning to late at night. It seems that the work pressure of the Knights of the West Wind is quite high.

"Kelly is in there."

"Ah...uh, yes."

In the morning, Wood watched Captain Qin take the boy into the solitary room, but now he didn't know who he was.

"I'll go in and take a look."

"that...."

Although they had met before, due to professional ethics, Wood really did not dare to open the door to him without permission.

Perhaps seeing Wood's predicament, Rosalia walked out of the shadows behind her.

"What can you do now if you go in? Wouldn't it be nice to let the little guy stay alone for a while?"

Seeing that the situation was under control by his nominal superior, Wood could not help but step aside thankfully, waiting for the nun from the West Wind Church to give the order.

Upon hearing Rosalia's question, Bai Qiyun did not look back and quietly stared at the door in front of him.

He pondered for a while.

"Captain Qin has previously entrusted me with a request to take good care of Keli. Until I reply to this request, I will still be Keli's temporary guardian in name."

"So, open the door."

Wood looked at the nun beside him with some embarrassment, and found that she just nodded helplessly.

But since his boss agreed, he naturally had nothing to worry about.

Dragging his slightly chubby figure, Wood walked forward, fumbled and took out the key to the solitary room from his pocket and opened the door.

After the door lock clicked, Bai Qiyun pushed the door open.

Rosalia and Wood stood outside the door and did not go in.

dim.

This was Bai Qiyun's first feeling.

It was obviously late at night, but the lights were not turned on. Could it be that the little guy was asleep?

But in his elemental vision, the burning fire elemental force did not calm down.

Keli, who was curled up in the corner and rolled into a ball, was obviously not lying on the bed and asleep.

By the moonlight, Bai Qiyun walked to her side.

"What's wrong? You're still up so late."

Keli, who had been hiding from people, suddenly raised her head when she heard his voice.

When he saw Bai Qiyun standing in front of him, he laughed happily at first, and then as if he thought of something, he lowered his head and immersed the Duduke in front of him into his body.

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Her childish voice sounded in the empty room, hesitantly, not like her usual self.

Seeing something was wrong with her, Bai Qiyun walked over and touched her silky hair, and scratched her cheek with his hand.

"How about going out for a walk?"

"Um."

Maybe it was because the room was too stuffy, or maybe Keli didn't know what to do now. She followed Bai Qiyun obediently and walked out of the confinement room with her head lowered.

Outside the confinement room, Wood and Rosalia had long since disappeared, and it looked like they had been taken away.

Really, if you say you don’t like to work overtime, isn’t that a very lenient rule?

Bai Qiyun smiled and shook his head. After saying hello to the West Wind Knight at the entrance of the headquarters, he took Keli for a walk along the moat.

The summer evening breeze frightened away the fireflies flying back and forth around the dandelions, blowing on their faces, which was pleasant and comfortable.

"Big brother...."

After walking for an unknown amount of time, Keli finally took the initiative to open her mouth, but her somewhat dim eyes showed that she was in a very low mood.

"Um?"

When they reached a lake reflecting the full moon, Bai Qiyun and Keli stopped.

"It's great that you're okay."

Sure enough, what bothered Keli was the lingering guilt in her heart.

After all, no matter who sees himself injuring his companions, he will naturally feel a little guilty.

But Bai Qiyun knew that Keli became like this not just because of that.

He took Kelly and sat casually on the lawn.

Blowing in the evening breeze and looking at the scenery.

Actually...he noticed it very early.

The little guy was very lonely in Mondstadt. Even the little boy named Timmy cast an envious look when he passed by on the bridge.

The three survival rules of the Knights that Kaia set for her are not only her living standards, but maybe in her heart, she also feels that only by abiding by them, everyone in the Knights will not hate her and will join her.

Play.

Therefore, even though the Knights of the West Wind have made a lot of efforts for Keli, they still can't make up for what the little guy has lost during his growth.

What Keli needs is companionship and a sense of personal identity.

And coincidentally, both of these are things that the Knights of the West Wind cannot provide. They can give Keli a stable and warm environment for success, but there is no way to make up for the loneliness she felt growing up.

Abedo and Qin can serve as Keli's relatives and family members, but they cannot become her playmates.

During this trip, Bai Qiyun saw this quite clearly.

That's why he taught her how to fish, told her stories, and played with her.

Precisely because he had never known her before, he could truly fill this long-awaited feeling of loneliness.

"You don't have to show that expression. I have nothing to do now. Pastor Barbara's treatment is quite powerful. Lei Ze has also returned to the Wolf Territory safely... So, let yourself be a little happier. Tomorrow the Zephyr Knight

Everyone in the group doesn’t want to see a crying Keli.”

Bai Qiyun said this with a smile, and then pinched Keli's little nose with his hand.

Yes, this sentence cannot be said by Qin, nor by Albedo, nor even by Lei Ze, only he can say it now.

As a victim, only he can forgive Keli on his behalf.

What's more, he didn't think Keli did anything wrong at all. He gave the order and the result was good. No one did anything wrong in this matter.

But he also knew that the guilt of injuring his companions was only one of the reasons why Keli became what she was now.

Another reason that aggravated this change was probably the things he did today.

The consequence of deliberately playing with Keli was that Keli not only injured her comrades, but also injured her already scarce playmates.

The sun is dazzling, but at the same time the sun is lonely.

Kelly, who was given this name, is also lonely.

"Do you know that everyone in the Knights of the West Wind privately calls you the 'Knight of the Sun' or something like that? They must want you to be like the sun, always glowing, lively and healthy."

A title often reflects the expectations and evaluations of people around her.

The same is true for the Knights.

"sun?"

Xiao Keli wiped her somewhat confused eyes and looked towards the night sky.
To be continued...