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When Van Loon woke up from his slumber, the first thing he did was to look for Jin, but he quickly realized that there was no sign of Jin in the entire small wooden house. It was silent all around, with only faint sunlight streaming through the windows into the interior of the wooden house. A sense of helplessness and deep sorrow surged in Van Loon's heart. His eyes scanned the interior of the wooden house and he noticed that the items Jin usually used had been neatly packed away, as if to indicate that Jin's departure was not just temporary.
Van Loon silently walked towards Jin's table, which used to be their place for discussing magic and sharing knowledge. The table was neatly arranged with various books and magical items, but now it seemed somewhat empty and silent. In one corner of the table, Van Loon's attention was drawn to a letter left behind. The letter was placed conspicuously, as if it was intentionally left for him by Jin.
Van Loon Feeling both curious and nervous, he reached out with his claw and gently picked up the letter. His name was written on the envelope in a familiar and warm handwriting, undoubtedly inscribed by Jin himself. He took a deep breath and carefully opened the envelope, filled with longing for Jin and anticipation for the contents of the letter.
Van Loon Standing there quietly, he began to read the letter left to him by Jin. In this moment, he felt like he was not just reading a letter, but engaging in a final spiritual conversation with Jin. This letter became their last memento and farewell.
Van Loon Gently prying open the envelope with its horn, it used its tongue to pull out the letter inside. The paper was filled with handwritten golden words. The script exuded a peaceful and profound emotion, as if each stroke carried his memories and feelings. Van Loon began to read, and the golden words gradually echoed in its heart.
The letter read:
"Dear Van Loon,
As you read this letter, I may have already embarked on another journey. I have been lonely all my life, although I have had many friends and loved ones, those memories have long become a distant past with the passage of war and time. Over the years, I have been searching for the meaning of life, exploring the mysteries of magic."
Currently, my life has reached its end, and I never expected to encounter a miraculous being like you in the final stage of my life. Is this a plan from the heavens to prevent me from leaving this world easily? Or is it another blessing bestowed upon me? I do not know. But one thing I have always understood is that meeting you and sharing this time with you has undoubtedly been the most colorful and happiest part of my life.
You are a miracle, Van Loon, a miracle that has changed the trajectory of my life. I hope that no matter what your future journey holds, you can maintain your pure and kind nature and continue to shine your unique light in this world.
Eternal master,
Jin Benlajie
Van Loon stood quietly there, with its hooves pressing on the stationery, filled with intense emotions. This letter from Jin was not just a farewell, but also a deep expression of trust and blessing. Van Loon deeply felt Jin's love and care, as well as his expectations. This letter became the most precious memory for Van Loon in this otherworld, a spiritual legacy from a great wizard.
Van Loon gently held the affectionate letter in its mouth, its actions particularly cautious, afraid of wrinkling this precious memento. Then, it focused and performed a simple spell, silently opening the drawer on the table.
He gently placed the letter into the drawer, making sure it was placed in a safe and unforgettable place. This letter, to Van Loon, was not just a token of appreciation, but also a precious treasure in this strange world, carrying their master-disciple bond and countless memories.
Van Loon silently prayed in his heart, firmly believing that Jin would return safely. He hoped that no matter where Jin went or what challenges he faced, he would come back to this warm little cabin, back to his side.
Afterwards, Van Loon slowly walked out of the small wooden house and arrived at the edge of the dense forest. He stood there quietly, gazing into the depths of the woods, filled with longing and love for Gold. In this tranquil forest, Van Loon felt an unprecedented sense of peace and strength. This forest, this small wooden house, were all left to him by Gold, and he would protect them well, just as he would protect the memories of Gold.
Van Loon took a deep breath of the fresh air, filled with anticipation for the future and deep blessings for Gold. This great master, his teachings and love, will forever be in Van Loon's heart, guiding him towards a brighter future.
In the next few days, Van Loon spent most of his time tidying up the small wooden house and practicing magic. He carefully cleaned every corner, ensuring that this place, which had once been shared with Jin, remained clean and cozy. At the same time, he also made sure to set aside time each day to strengthen and improve his magical skills, especially the mysterious and powerful The Eye of the Demon.
Van Loon practiced quietly inside the small wooden house. He would use The Eye of the Demon to observe the surrounding environment, trying to perceive and control the subtle magical changes around him. Whenever he closed his eyes and focused on the power of The Eye of the Demon, he could feel a kind of secluded calmness, as well as a challenge and honing of his own abilities.
However, after these few days of solitary practice, Van Loon began to consider returning to the goat community. After all, it had been a while since he had visited his goat family since he started learning magic with Jin. He was somewhat worried, unsure of how the goat community had been during his absence, and whether everything was alright.
Furthermore, Van Loon also realized that he needed more practical experience to strengthen his magical abilities, especially the control techniques of The Eye of the Demon. In the goat community, he would have more opportunities to practice and improve his skills.
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