Drenched in wind and rain, you come from the sea (10)

  The pain all over her body made Lucy Yang let out a low hiss, she crawled up from the ground, grabbed a handful of grass, fortunately there were grass on the ground, if it was stone, she would definitely hit her head and bleed.

  Lucy Yang gritted her teeth and struggled to get up from the bushes. Despite the wall separating them, she still heard the scolding voice on the other side of the wall: "Who climbed over the wall? I know you can hear me talking, hurry back and attend class properly! Otherwise, if I find out who it was, you'll be punished!"

  Lucy Yang was terrified, she felt her heart was about to jump out. She had always been a well-behaved student in the eyes of her teachers, and had never done anything like this before. Skipping class was already pushing her limits, let alone climbing over the school wall.

  At that time, Lucas had a thread of hesitation, wondering whether he should confess truthfully and surrender.

  But when she thought of the three words "Duan Chen Liang", she quickly made up her mind, and didn't care what was being said on the other side of the wall, and ran to the small black house in the distance.

  At this time, the mobile phone in Lucy's pocket suddenly vibrated twice. She walked while taking out her phone and saw a short message from Lu Senxiang: Where did you go?

  Lucy Yang didn't know what Lucas was looking for her for, she didn't even think about it and directly replied to him: I'm not feeling well, going back to the dorm.

  After sending the message successfully, Lucy put her phone back in her pocket, and Lucas never sent another message to her again.

  The road was long and winding, a house that seemed very close at first glance, but she had to walk for a long time before she could reach it.

  Lucy Yang held her breath, standing in front of the building. In fact, this house was not a "black room" at all, but rather a half-built building that had stopped construction for some unknown reason. The building was about two and a half stories high, with no windows on the windows, and no doors on the doorframe. On the first floor outside, there was a large pile of sand, next to which stood an already rusty lime bucket. Looking up again, she only then discovered that the second-floor window had a balcony, supported by long bamboo poles.

  Lucy Yang was very brave and not the kind of girl who was afraid of the dark. She stepped on the fine sand grains on the ground, listening to the sound of her shoes rubbing against the sand grains, and suddenly had a feeling of returning to her childhood.

  It's been a long time since I played with sand. When I was in kindergarten, the teacher said that there were happy princes and princesses living in the castles, so Lucy Yang could build different castles with sand every day. At that time, she always thought that there were small lives in the sand piles, so even after class, she didn't want other children to trample her castles, she was extremely afraid that the two small lives inside the castle would be trampled to death.

  It's really childish when I think about it now!

  Lucy Yang couldn't help but curl her lips, as if mocking her own ignorance back then.

  When she was little, her castle was always inhabited by happy princes and princesses.

  When she grew up, her castle was inhabited by a lonely prince, without a princess.

  "Duan Chen Liang!" Lucy Yang shouted loudly as soon as she entered the building, her voice sounding very empty and echoing.

  No one answered and she became somewhat flustered.

  Lucy Yang took out her phone, lit up the screen, and with the faint light of the phone, she stepped up the stairs without handrails one step at a time, only to hear the soft crunching sound of sand under her feet.

  In front of him was a vast darkness, as if taking one more step forward would swallow him into the abyss. Lucas bit his lower lip and looked up at the dark second floor with suspicion: "Duanchen Liang, are you there?"

  Are you there? — A very long echo, a very deep loneliness.

  Until Lucy Yang stepped onto the second floor, moonlight poured in from the window and flowed into a place inside the house, white and warm. Because of the moonlight, the second floor was not darker than the first floor, and the bright moonlight gave people a sense of brightness.

  Lucy Yang looked up and gazed out of the window, a hint of surprise flashing across her eyes.

  Lusenxiang's lyrics have also been shortlisted, remember to help vote when you're free! Details are still in the first comment of the comments section.

  Also, as previously mentioned, the song will be released once the lyrics are finalized, but everyone is being too modest, and the singer hasn't recorded a satisfactory version yet, which makes me anxious! Let's wait together again. I'm really sorry about this.