Chapter 13 Red Sea Flower

Locke did not know how he survived in that battle. He only knew that when he woke up again, he was under a eight-meter-high pile of dead people. It was a young man with a slightly child-like face and yellow hair who saved him. Locke told Young Master Solon that this young man was called Kane who was the same age as him, but he joined the army a year later than him.

This was the first time Locke and Kane met. At that time, Kane did not know that Locke was still alive. He was just a soldier on the battlefield. He was ordered by unknown soldiers to gather the soldiers of his side who had died in battle and prepare for cremation. Locke was only dragged by him as a corpse that was about to be cremated.

Fortunately, Locke did not die. He only fainted from excessive bleeding. It was at that time that Locke, who was weak and dying, was saved by half of Kane's chestnut cake. From then on, Locke, together with Kane who was like his little brother, had gone through th