['Hum hum piggy piggy, big big tree, mushroom mushroom, grow up quickly~']
...
The lody of the magical singing voice keeps repeating, and although the lyrics are childish and simple, the simple lody has such a magical power that it repeats continuously, eventually making the listener slowly sing along.
'Colorful mushrooms in the Rainbow Forest, colorful mushrooms surround the Rainbow Queen, the Seven-Colored Magic Wand in the Rainbow Queen's hand, the Mushroom Song waved by the Seven-Colored Magic Wand...'
...
Even if the headphones are not on his own ears, Bennett can clearly hear the voice coming through. His facial expression changes from initially indifferent, gradually to surprised, then strange, and finally he can't help but speak out.
"Do you usually listen to this?" He finally can't help but ask.
Putting down the headphones, his companion responds with a matter-of-fact look.
"Although it's a bit childish, for soone mature and strong like , it's just right. Don't you like this kind of pure and joyful singing voice?"
"I..." Bennett's voice catches.
"I think maybe we should listen to sothing more powerful and harsh." After saying it, he imdiately regrets it.
Sure enough, his companion looks at Bennett with an incredulous gaze.
"Are you a kid? Do you still believe the dark trash that politicians output every day, various inciting statents and principles, expecting their lies to co true? That's too immature, my friend, just like elentary school students."
"Mature Transcendents like us should listen to more pure and joyful things, to ensure our own strength and stability."
"The purer it is, the simpler it is, the more powerful it is. This is the truth I've learned over the years." After saying this, he pats Bennett's shoulder.
"How about I lend you a pair of headphones, so you can imrse yourself in this powerful and pure world with ."
Though he doesn't look like he's kidding, Bennett hesitates for a long ti and still refuses. Maybe his friend isn't crazy, but he himself is overthinking it. He still can't accept a muscular hunk, with superior strength, and cold powerful Transcendent listening to such childlike, innocent songs while running.
Sure enough, his own practice is still lacking. To have wavering thoughts because of such a matter, this kind of vacillation and hesitation would be nearly fatal on the battlefield of life and death.
The Slashing Blade Sequence, grows fast and dies fast, victory or defeat is just in the blink of an eye.
The two part ways in the night, though this is just a little episode in life, from that day on, Bennett also starts paying attention to these types of radio channels.
"Turns out there are so many channels focused on providing sound companionship." He looks at the various categories and channels he recently collected.
Because listening to songs and watching videos is different—it can be done while doing other things, without delaying and also alleviating boredom, it is liked by many people.
'We suggest enthusiasts focus on those radio channels that provide simple emotions and song lodies, because simplicity requires no diversion of energy and attention, because purity allows stopping and starting anyti, it doesn't cause any emotional changes, maintaining a good and positive mindset.' This is a crucial suggestion provided by seniors in the forum announcent board.
"While it's true, but if I have to choose..." Bennett's gaze keeps moving across the screen column, his fingers swiping.
Finally, his gaze stops on a corner niche channel.
This channel's accompanying icon is very small, and it's clear that it's part of a photo of a person, only showing a girl's chin, a few strands of hair, neck, and the fair chest in a black formal dress, exuding a kind of serene and dark charm. The na of the channel next to it also indicates its origin—'Tilan'.
Unable to resist, his finger clicks open, and then that familiar and gentle voice sounds by the ear...
One hour later, Bennett quietly closes the channel, then stands up.
Though imrsed and nostalgic, indeed, her singing cannot be used as accompanint for life or work.
Other nursery rhys and joyful voices are good to play anyti and listen to whenever, but her singing is like repeatedly probing the depths of one's inner self, impossible to ignore or skip, triggering a desire to express it eagerly.
Too serious, Tilan.
Bennett sighs; no wonder this channel isn't popular.
Yet, if she were to sing those insipid pop songs, it would feel like squandering her talent, such a mindset is really contradictory.
After feeling emotional inside, he continues to open the discussion section under the channel, as expected many people hold the sa thoughts as him.
'Tilan is truly a very special Songstress, even though she doesn't have many songs, sotis casually heard, at the ti perhaps ignored, but will always be rembered at a certain mont, just like a lightning strike, recalling the most important thing.'
'I found sothing interesting, is that those who pay attention to Tilan aren't few, but inexplicably few discuss it on social dia.'
"A Songstress's character and thoughts will influence fans, probably just feeling those places are noisy, why bother arguing with them."
"Darkness, mystery, indeed, this is the style we like Miss Tilan for. Every ti I see a photo shot by Tilan, it's like art, that clear eye gaze, those gentle hands, those slender calves..."
"Okay okay, we've already known you're quite an unusual pervert, don't get all charged up here, if Tilan sees this on the forum, what if she doesn't dare to post photos in the future."
"Yes, little Tilan is too easily shy, but Tilan's shy look is really cute~~"
"Among the new generation of Songstresses, the one I like best is Hexia Tilan, there's a beauty that's out of place, isolated from the world."
After reading these comnts, Bennett suddenly wants to post so comnts about Tilan's true situation, telling everyone that Tilan is not that kind of aloof, secluded girl, actually more gentle in personality in daily life, and clothing isn't all dark goth as in albums, more often simplistic light tones.
Yet after typing many words, he stops again because he knows the Tilan from high school stage was already three years ago, and even if he explains it, probably many won't believe him and argue, thinking about it, better to delete.
No wonder Tilan's related discussions are so few online, perhaps those familiar with her are also influenced by her, not keen on participating in such discussions, knowing she doesn't like them much either.
Forget it, being calm and studying hard is good, why need music accompanint, isn't the quiet of the heart itself a kind of joy, using rhythm and lody to numb oneself is just another form of escape.
Understanding this, Bennett reaffirms himself again, indeed, those who only listen to nursery rhys aren't as good as himself, mature Transcendents like him should listen to gentle and delicate singing in tranquility, and thereby constantly question his own heart and strengthen his beliefs.
Next ti in battle, bring headphones, if winning, let the opponent accept his reasoning.
I admit your nursery rhy brainwashing is strong, but in my steadfast heart and before my blade, it still isn't pure and powerful enough.
This isn't a fight between them two, but a battle between followers of two Songstresses, a clash of two different life beliefs and values, this is a cruel struggle about the future.
Clenching his fist, Bennett feels a kind of power surging continuously, is it sha? Is it the desire to win? Is it pride in his heart? None of them!
He rely wants, in a sunset-lit evening, to face the strongest opponent, after experiencing an exhilarating battle, defeat them completely, then openly tell the opponent, the reason he could win, this kind of conquering the opponent from faith, transforming them feeling, far surpasses the sense of accomplishnt from physical victory.
Just the thought alone is enough to make people fired up, filled with motivation and fighting spirit.
Indeed, fans between Songstresses cannot mutually understand, but this kind of contention with different beliefs provides far beyond ordinary people's motivation.
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