Chapter 4

Chapter 4

The two men had big bodies and power surged closer to the sound of footfall. As soon as she entered the department shop, Mirawadee began to tumble, since it had never had to exert as much force as this. Because there were so many people, it was simple to flee. Even if she were stared at every time, her run would crash. However, there was insufficient time to apologize. She could only offer a heartfelt apology before fleeing.

“Hey, it’ s that way!”

“How come your eyes are so good?” She mumbled as she turned to see the two of them sprinting down the escalator. Even if they were far apart, the other party’ s sensitivity could not take lightly.

“Are you a national runner?” she exclaimed.

Mirawadee realized she needed to locate a haven. However, if going to the restroom is not a safe option. They would invade if there were no people present. The young woman was so scared that she couldn’ t find a way out, as if she was utterly stuck. Despite being in the city's heart, she was without a phone or any cash. The stranger moved away from her as soon as he begged for help.

There isn’ t much time to ponder right now. She could only run till he escaped via the mall’ s shuttle yard. She won’ t be able to travel back in time since they have already been pursuing a path that is becoming increasingly impossible to define.

“That! stay that way.”

Mirawadee took aback when she noticed the other party wasn’ t far away. As a result, she dashed away, oblivious to the fact that he was running for his life. They were pursuing her, and his senses and running instincts told her so. When she looked back, the road in front of her had darkened. The girl was adamant about finding a spot to hide so they wouldn’ t be discovered. However, there was no way out.

Round eyes saw a car passing by and stopped. Turning around, he saw the two men running. She doesn’ t have much time to think, except...let’ s open it!

Mirawadee prayed in her heart before opening the door and leaping inside the automobile. she didn’ t even bother to glance at the owner of the automobile he was sitting in. Even better if you wish to report the arrest. Bring her to the cops!

She shifted his focus to the person sitting in the car as soon as she walked in. She can’ t let it go now, but she had to beg him.

“Could you please drive a car?” She fixed her gaze on the young man who was sitting still and pleading. She not sure whether I’ m a nice person, but she needs to get away from these two first.

Rachata calmly stared at the young woman, who opened the door to get in the car before glancing outside at the other two individuals rushing in.

“Able to exit the vehicle”

His voice was not a young man’ s voice. The sound, however, was that of a white chicken in a cage next to her, and the driver was obeying orders.

Mirawadee completely took a back and assumed she’ d gone insane.

“Chicken… can talk…” The young woman seemed weird and was so taken aback that she completely forgot what had just happened.

“Park the car,” The young man turned to face the woman and said, “go down.”

“Yeah,” Mirawadee answered confusedly, but when she remembered she had to go back on her own, she said, “Do you have any money for me? I promise to return to you for sure. Yes...it’ s me...”

“You can go down.”

“Then take me to the police station!” The woman had no choice but to go this way.

“Please, please.”

The young man sighed. He looked at the girl with straight eyes. When he continued to speak, he was interrupted first.

“Where is it?” Certainly not the voice of the driver or the young man. But it was the sound of a white rooster in a medium-sized cage.

“Quick! Where are you going to deliver?” said the white rooster, tilting his head.

“At the condo...” said she, perplexed. The vehicle pulled away once again after you got the response. Rachata gave the rooster in the cage a furious look and said, “Do you wish to pass away?”

A black luxury vehicle pulled up in front of Mirawadee’ s condo twenty minutes later. She smiled and thanked the young man with a raised hand.

“Thank you very much I promise to repay you for sure.”

“Escaped debt?” the white chicken said

“No,” she replied quietly. Even if you say yes, it’ s not right because it’ s not a debt of hers. The young lady breathed a sigh of relief, turned to look at the young man, and spoke up. “But anyway, thank you again.”

Say thanks before hurriedly getting out of the car. Because seeing the young man’ s face look dissatisfied. Although it felt strange to be driven by his car, the relief that came and the freedom to escape. It gives her the impression that the skies are still kind. She can’ t remain here much longer. Everything would be over if they inquired for their boyfriend’ s address and then followed her.

“What does that glance at me mean?”

‘Apo,’ the white rooster, inquired.

Rachata was perplexed as he stared at Apo. “Would you be interested in being a tonic for me?”

“You owe it to me to thank you! I’ m a deity, a god,” he said.

Apo wriggled in his cage till he was on the verge of falling out. ‘Oh, is that so?’ said the young guy, as he looked at him. Even though he was a gorgeous deity. He had to face the enemy with exhaustion. He woke up in a dead chicken body. So, he couldn’ t back into his previous shape, no matter how hard he tried.

“If you hadn’ t helped, I wouldn’ t have known the lady you were seeking for just now.”

“What do you mean?” Rachata is expression altered.

Apo flies with his wings flapping. “I have a feeling your spirit is the same as that woman... Maybe what I’ ve been yearning for is to reclaim my former glory as a gorgeous god!”

“Perhaps you can stay in this body with me for another hundred years if you’ re wrong.”

“No way!” exclaims the speaker. Apo came at the young guy, flapping his wings. It was due to a long-ago rite. As a result, he becomes an unwitting guardian who is required to save this guy until the curse is lifted

“Damn it, I don’ t want to be trapped in this body for a thousand years!”

With a straight expression, the young man addressed him.

He had no sense of the woman’ s physique or spirit. Traveling about a hundred years ago, continue traveling and looking for her whenever you feel the urge to be the same person again. But it’ s not the case.

“Will this curse be lifted if I say yes?”

Apo had a serious expression on his face as he said, ‘Hmm.’

“This woman is eager to offer with love when conducting this ritual. Maybe if you can make her fall in love with you.”

It’ s difficult to keep pretending to play one more time to persuade her to help you break the curse. However, enjoying a long life did not make him happy.

“All you have to do is make her fall in love with you first.” Apo replied, with a serious expression on his face, “I’ ll attempt to find out the rest.” Even as God, he didn’ t know everything. Again, this event grew out of human belief until it reached a level of purity that was sanctified by a deity. That had been passed down for thousands of years, but no one had ever used it. These ideas were totally gone after a long period had passed.

Before turning his head out, the vehicle window, Rachata rolled his eyes. While alone, looking at the night landscape and pondering that it would be great if it were that simple. He would have put an end to this tormenting eternity.

“So, you’ d like me to assist you?”

“You have a plan?” the young man said, nodding.

The white rooster had a wicked grin on his face. Smile and laugh triumphantly.

“The level of the gods,” said the narrator.