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Monuments of Condolence
The old man looking at the cemetery from a distance hopes to pay tribute with the flowers he holds to his past comrades. Please help him fulfill his wishes.
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Gongming:
Hello there, stranger. Nice to make your acquaintance. I can tell you're not from Jinzhou, are you?
Gongming:
I've been stationed in Jinzhou for a good while. Sometimes, I watch the passersby. Eventually, I can naturally tell who's a local and who isn't with just a glance!
Gongming:
Don't tease me. In my entire life, the two things I'm most proud of are landing every shot and never forgetting a face.
Gongming:
By the way, could you lend me a hand and deliver these flowers to someone? I can't leave my post right now. Just take them to The Lion from our regiment.
Gongming:
Oh, indeed. How did you know? I've already gathered the flowers, and all you need to do is take them to her.
Gongming:
Even though we called her The Lion back in the days on the battlefield, and she is still as brave and carefree as a boy, I know she loves these beautiful flowers.
Gongming:
Hm? Where are the flowers? I remember seeing them this morning!
You put the flowers in front of the tombstone…
Gongming:
Hey, you're back so soon! Did you find my flowers? I need to send them to The Lion.
Gongming:
How's it going? Did The Lion like it?
Gongming:
What's the matter? She didn't like them? That shouldn't be the case. All the flowers I picked were her favorites…
Gongming:
Well, I'll try something different next time. Anyway, thanks for your help!
Soldier:
Uh, Rover, it's been a long time.
Soldier:
That old man's flowers? Here they are. He left them here this morning.
Soldier:
Bless him. That old man looks troubled to me. He’s always trying to bring flower bouquets to the graves every other day.
Soldier:
It might have worked in the old days, but now Desorock Highland is so close to the front line that the people are no longer allowed to go up there.
Soldier:
Do you know him? If so, you'd better advise him to go back to the city. It's dangerous to stay here all the time.
Soldier:
I can understand the old man's desire to return to the troop. Sometimes when I’m free, he’d have me listening to stories from his past.
Soldier:
He called us by a different name each time, so I guess he thought of us as his comrades in arms.
Soldier:
Even when he’s lost touch with reality, he still clings on to these memories and the thought of sending them flowers ... They must have shared a special bond.
Soldier:
Truth be told, sometimes when I look at him, I always feel like I see my future self.
Soldier:
Sorry, I was caught in my emotions. You can have the flowers.