Chapter: 108

Lumian just felt sorry for her habitually, and didn't stop her sister.

When Ava, Raymond and others turned around and walked towards the nearby buildings, he deliberately fell to the end, and whispered to Aurora:

"If there is a call back from "Fiction Weekly", please come and call me."

"Don't worry, I won't be negative in this kind of matter." Aurora gave Lumian a look of "I'll take care of things, you can rest assured".

With joy and joy, the blessing parade team was full of singing, knocking on the doors of the villagers in Kordu Village.

At last they reached the magistrate's mansion.

It was transformed from a castle in the period of the Sauron royal family. It is located on the hill at the edge of Kordu village. It is dark in color and has two towers.

The outer walls surrounding the building had long since been demolished, and Lumian and the others walked through the garden specially opened by the Beorsters and arrived at the door.

The open gate was four or five meters high, and it was the brown-green color of the trees. It looked very heavy at first glance.

However, it is divided into upper and lower parts. It is not necessary to fully open to welcome distinguished guests, but only the two-meter-high part below.

"Spring elf" is the incarnation of spring and the messenger of the harvest, and naturally deserves the most honorable treatment. At this time, the heavy door that opened to the rear has been completely opened, and Mrs. Pouaris is wearing a light green long dress with a waist. over there.

Her maid, Cassie, was standing at the side with a basket made of branches, half a step behind.

Awa walked over and sang a song of blessing.

Mrs. Puares smiled at the corner of her mouth and listened quietly, appearing noble and reserved, making the young people who followed the "Spring Fairy" want to see it but dare not.

Lumian, who had "observed" the other party doing dirty things with the priest in the church, let out a "huh" in his heart when he saw this.

At the end of the song, Ava traded the seeds of the tree for a basket of eggs.

At this point, the blessing parade ended, Lumian, Raymond and other young people surrounded the "spring elf" Ava and went to the mountain river not far outside the village.

The second part of Lent follows:

Waterside ceremony.

Arriving at the usual place where geese are herded, Ava approaches the clear river, dances a simple dance, and repeats the previous song, while Lumian and other young people stay in place, seven or eight meters away from the "Spring Fairy".

After finishing this task, Awa took out a turnip that had been cut into pieces from a basket at her feet, and threw it into the river.

Throwing it, she sang:

"Harvest! Harvest!"

After Awa finished throwing away, Lumian stepped on the soles of his feet, ran over in a few steps, bent down to fish out the diced turnips from the basket, and smashed them into the river.

"Harvest! Harvest!"

he shouted.

The rest of the young people were slower than him by a full beat or even more, and they could only rush towards Awa as if they were afraid of falling behind, and took out turnips, radishes and other not-too-precious things from the basket , Throw it to different places in the river, and shout "Harvest".

Raymond didn't take the lead, and he couldn't grab the others, so he was the last one to complete the ceremony.

In the next second, he saw the malicious smiles of Lumian, Guillaume Jr. and others.

The young men swarmed up and lifted Raymond up.