About Me Being Adopted by Talula (Complete).

Summary

In the chapter, two nuns, Exusiai and Orson, explore a monastery and encounter a troubled middle-aged man. Exusiai tries to help him by encouraging him to share his worries, despite his initial anger and skepticism. She maintains a kind demeanor and manages to lighten his mood, showcasing her comforting nature. After a brief comedic scene involving a hug with Orson, who is reluctantly pulled into the interaction, the mood shifts as they move to the medical area of the monastery. Upon arriving, they are confronted with the harsh reality of many injured individuals, some of whom are stowaways seeking refuge. Exusiai explains the dire situation, revealing that the convent is one of the few places that offer help to these individuals. Orson, who has witnessed similar scenes in the Northern Territory, reveals his own struggles with death and loss but ultimately steps up to assist the patients. The pair works together on medical treatment, and Orson's skills shine through as he treats the sick, earning them gratitude and recognition as "angels." Exusiai then offers a eulogy for a deceased young man, portraying a profound understanding and care that surprises Orson, making him realize she is more than just a playful character. They discuss their pasts, including Exusiai's unresolved feelings about her sister, before shifting their focus back to their mission of investigating the monastery. While examining a hand-drawn map of the layout, they plan their next steps, with caution about exploring certain areas, particularly the accommodation section, where Exusiai shares her fears of getting caught by the matron. The chapter ends with humorous reflections on their mission while hinting at deeper connections forming between the characters.

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