Have fallen into the well?

So who is standing in front of him now?

Ghost?

...

“My head is wet.”

Young scholar touching his hair.

His hair is still a little wet now.

...

“That’s because it’s raining.”

The woodcutter took a deep breath.

"younger brother."

"When I found you, you were lying by the well."

“It’s raining in the sky.”

"Of course your hair is wet."

It's not because I fell into the well.

"If you fall into the well..."

The woodcutter made himself patient, "How could you stand in front of me at this time?"

...

"I was rescued."

The young scholar answered fluently.

......

woodcutter:……

"Saved?"

This is indeed a possibility to rationalize things.

"The owner of the house?"

The only person the woodcutter could think of saving the young scholar was the owner of the house who brought him here.

...

"no."

The young scholar shook his head.

"It's a black monster."

...

ah?

The woodcutter was surprised.

"You mean..."

"The black monster saved you who almost fell into the well?"

...

The young scholar frowned.

He thought for a while, then nodded.

"I saw it when I came out."

"No one else except it."

So, who would it be if it didn't save him?

...

The woodcutter frowned.

"How did it save you?"

"You didn't say..."

Although the woodcutter thought that everything the young scholar said about the black monster was ridiculous, he still unconsciously remembered everything the young scholar said about the black monster.

"Is the black monster very small?"

...

"Um."

The young scholar reached out to gesture.

"It's probably only that big."

...

The woodcutter's eyebrows pounded.

That's really small.

"Then how can it save you?"

Such a big size gap...

It is hard for the woodcutter to imagine how the black monster saved the young scholar?

...

The young scholar was asked.

He thought about it for a while.

Then shake your head.

"I have no idea."

"When I react, I'm already saved."

The process of being rescued is too short.

He had no idea what was going on?

He didn't even feel the pulling force on his body.

It seemed that in a blink of an eye, he had already sat next to the well that almost swallowed him.

...

woodcutter:……

"Anyway, it's fine if you're fine."

I learned that the young scholar almost fell into the well-

No.

It has fallen into the well.

According to the young scholar, this is true.

But fortunately... I was rescued by the black monster.

The woodcutter was a little scared.

"You."

The woodcutter shook his head.

"Why are you so careless?"

"If it weren't..."

The woodcutter's voice stopped.

He suddenly thought...

If his previous thoughts were correct, the black monster was just a fantasy that the young scholar imagined to comfort himself...

The young scholar fell into a well and was rescued by the black monster...

Is it also a fantasy of young scholars?

In fact, the young scholar did not fall into the well at all.

Not to mention being rescued by black monsters...

...
To be continued...