What's wrong with a novelist opening multiple pseudonyms?

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Chapter 94 Chapter 94

This is a hypocritical adult, using a child's body to tell a lie to a child who is not like a child.

Oleg is not sure what will happen next.

He is now in his early teens and will become even younger. He knows that in a few years, Fedya will search the world for a seven-year-old child with gray hair and green eyes, and mistakenly find Saotome Tenrei.

Fedya also built a dungeon similar to the Gulag. There are rooms without windows, books piled up together, and black bread on the plate.

There are rows of children imprisoned there. If Tenrei had not touched some strange point in Fedya, he would not have been able to leave the dungeon.

But it is impossible to find Fedya, but this point is absolutely impossible.

He cannot find "Oleg" in such a peaceful world.

Perhaps

he was really bored, Oleg began to chat with Fyodor randomly, just like he did with Mikhail on the shore of Lake Baikal.

"Before going to Siberia, what did Fedya usually do?" Oleg asked.

"Study, go home, and go to church." Fyodor thought for a while, "Mikhail regularly takes me to the Russian Independent Library on weekends, where he secretly meets with people from the newspaper and translates things that cannot be published. It's not just Japanese, he knows five languages."

"In that case, you should know more than just Russian, English and Japanese."

"My worst language is Japanese."

"You have to say this in a more proud tone, especially at this age. It will be too late to be proud after you become an adult." Oleg smiled, "If you and Mikhail hadn't been exiled to Siberia, it seems that you would have a "normal" and "smooth" future."

"What do you mean by "normal" and "smooth"? My classmates and teachers are afraid of me, Mikhail's friends are afraid of me, even the administrator of the Russian Independent Library is afraid of me," "

Do you feel lonely because of fear?"

"Of course not. "Fyodor blinked quietly, and found a book he had read a long time ago in the corner. He put it on his knees and opened the cover. "If a person knows from birth that he will only be one person, there is no subtraction to be done on him. Why would he be lonely?"

"Now the situation has changed, Fedya. You met a person who didn't know you could speak Japanese at first, and was fooled by you in Siberia; he dragged you and tried his best to escape for his life on the shore of Lake Baikal. At that time, you were both very weak, and it was difficult to survive in the natural environment."

Oleg lay on his back on the stone bed, his head hanging on the edge of the bed, and the stones hurt the back of his neck, but he didn't care, and counted them one by one.

"Then you saw the general standing on the ruins and giving a speech, went to the end of the bitter cold, and found a twisted corner that existed outside the world. The ice field is forever silent, and the cry of the outbreak is more immortal than the eternity of the ice field. "