England 1564 A.D. Nikai tried to concentrate and concentrate on writing this letter to her mother.This letter is perhaps the most important document he ever wrote in his life.At stake was everything Nikai had: his honor, his fortune, his family's future -- and his own life. However, just as he was writing, he began to hear her.At first, the sound was quite faint; gradually, it became more and more audible.It was the cry of a woman; it could be heard that the woman was not crying because of pain or sadness, she must have a deep layer of sorrow. He turned his attention back to writing the letter, but couldn't concentrate.Nikai sensed that the woman wanted something, but couldn't quite say what it was.Soothing?Still support?

A thought flashed through his mind: No, what she needs is hope.Because those tears and cries all came from a person who fell into despair. Nikai glanced at the letter paper on the table and thought: The woman's problem has nothing to do with him.He feared his life would be in danger if he did not complete the letter as soon as possible and hand it over to the messenger waiting outside. He buried his head again and wrote two lines of letters, but he had to stop writing because the crying became louder and louder.It's not very loud, but it feels like it's gradually filling the room.

"Miss," murmured Nikai, "please leave me alone. If possible, I would risk my life to help you; but my life is at stake!" He picked up the pen and began to write on the letter paper, and at the same time covered his ears with one hand, hoping to keep the woman out of his mind.