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Bei Lin'er's gaze lingered on Taric's face, feeling his sincerity but also understanding that she couldn't respond.
"Taric, I appreciate your feelings, but I can't accept them," Bei Lin'er said firmly and clearly.
Taric's eyes flashed with a hint of loss and confusion: "But why? Don't you also love this land?"
Bei Lin'er took a deep breath, determined to show her true self to everyone.
She slowly untied the white veil on her face, revealing a long scar from her right temple to her left cheek. The air inside the tent seemed to freeze, and everyone's gaze focused on her face.
"This is who I am," Bei Lin'er said calmly, with no shame in her eyes, only determination. "I cannot stay here because I am afraid to face my past."
Taric showed shock and sympathy in his eyes, but he quickly composed himself: "Your scars cannot change my feelings for you."
The leader looked at Bei Lin'er with a complex expression in his eyes: "You are a brave woman, and we respect your choice."
The people inside the tent began to whisper, expressing admiration for Bei Lin'er's courage. An elderly woman said softly, "She is a true warrior, we should learn from her."
A young woman walked up to Bei Lin'er and looked at her with respect, saying, "Your scars are the mark of your courage, you will always be the most beautiful in our hearts."
Bei Lin'er nodded gratefully, her heart filled with warmth: "Thank you for your understanding and respect."
Taric stood quietly to the side, his eyes revealing struggle and reluctance: " Bei Lin'er, even so, I am still willing to spend my life with you."
Bei Lin'er turned around and faced Taric with a determined look: "Taric, my feelings for you can only be admiration and gratitude. I cannot give you more. My mission is still waiting for me."
Taric remained silent for a moment, then nodded: "I understand, Bei Lin'er. I will remember you."
Bei Lin'er put on her veil again, then turned to face the crowd, her voice rang out once more: "I will leave and continue my journey. But I will remember this experience in my heart."
The people of the tribe surrounded Bei Lin'er, their eyes filled with reluctance and respect. An elderly warrior stepped forward, his face marked with the traces of weathering: "The medical skills you have taught us will benefit our entire tribe. Thank you, Bei Lin'er."
"Although our time together was short, you have left a deep impression in our hearts," a young mother brought her child to Bei Lin'er and the child shyly looked at her, saying, "You are our hero."
Bei Lin'er gently bent down, caressing the child with a smile on her face.
The leader looked at the scene, his eyes revealing a hint of admiration. He turned to Bei Lin'er and her Senior Brotherhood: "Ling'er, you and your companions have left a deep impression on our tribe. You will always be our friends."
The atmosphere in the tent gradually became relaxed, and the people of the tribe began to talk, while Bei Lin'er and her Senior Brotherhood also joined them, sharing their experiences and insights from their journey.
On this night, the moonlight shines on the grassland. Bei Lin'er sits alone outside the tent, gazing at the night sky. Taric walks over and sits beside her. The two of them don't speak, just quietly watching the distance.
In the end, Bei Lin'er and the Senior brotherhood spent several days in the tribe, learning many local customs and knowledge.
They established a deep friendship with the people of the tribe and also left valuable medical knowledge for the tribe.
On the night before leaving, Taric quietly approached Bei Lin'er and asked with a tone full of reluctance, "Are you really leaving, Bei Lin'er?"
Bei Lin'er nodded firmly, "Yes, Taric. I still need to go find my father."
Taric's brow furrowed slightly, and a hint of concern flickered in his eyes: "Your father, he fled here because the country was destroyed, didn't he?"
Bei Lin'er nodded, a trace of sadness flashing in her eyes: "Yes, my father, the emperor of Later Yan, fled here with a remnant army a year ago after Later Yan was destroyed by Later Tang. I must find him."
Taric After a moment of contemplation, he asked, "Did your father escape to the Murong tribe?" There was a hint of doubt in his voice.
Bei Lin'er Upon hearing this, a glimmer of joy flashed in her eyes. "Yes, that's right! Do you know what's going on there?"
Taric nodded: "A year ago, a group of soldiers did indeed defect and set up camp over there. But it's close to the Han people's settlement and there's a bustling market for trade, making the situation quite complex. There are frequent conflicts, big and small, making it very dangerous."
A trace of anxiety surged in Bei Lin'er's heart: "Taric, I must go there to find my father, no matter how dangerous it is."
Taric's eyes revealed concern: "Bei Lin'er, the situation there is very complicated. It's too dangerous for you to go alone."
Peng Yizhi stood by and couldn't help but interject: "We will accompany you, Bei Lin'er. You are not alone in this battle."
Bei Lin'er looked at the Senior brotherhood around him, a hint of gratitude flashed in his eyes: "Thank you, with you here, I feel very at ease."
Taric pondered for a moment and finally said, "I will send some people to accompany you to ensure your safety."
Bei Lin'er looked deeply at Taric and felt grateful in her heart: "Thank you, Taric. This means a lot to us."
Taric nodded with a smile, then turned and walked away to arrange for the accompanying soldiers.
Bei Lin'er and her Senior brotherhood began to prepare their gear.
As night fell, a dim light flickered inside the tent. Bei Lin'er sat quietly, her eyes gazing as if contemplating the road ahead.
Peng Yizhi walked up to her and asked softly, "Bei Lin'er, are you ready? The journey ahead may be very difficult."
Bei Lin'er nodded gently, her voice firm and clear: "No matter how difficult, I must go. I need to find my father and understand everything."
Peng Yizhi looked at her with admiration in his eyes: "You are really brave, Bei Lin'er. We will all support you and not let you be alone."
A junior brother beside him added softly, "Yes, we will all accompany you. No matter what difficulties we encounter, we will face them together."
Bei Lin'er Smiling at them, she felt grateful in her heart: "Thank you, with you here, I feel empowered."
As the night deepened, the atmosphere inside the tent became even warmer. Their souls were more closely connected on such a night.
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