The servants of Dele Mansion are changing prayer flags on the roof. The new prayer flags are inserted and fluttering in the wind, bright and dazzling. Lorelei looked at the prayer flags, a little stunned. Although Tashi had only been away for three days, an uncontrollable loneliness seeped out from the cracks in Lorelei's bones and poured into his heart like a tide. In a daze, she didn't know whether she was missing Tashi, Baxter Qimei, or whether she was merging the two into one. This unbearable feeling was almost unbearable for her.
She went to the Buddhist hall where Tashi lived, stood at the door, and looked at the room, as if she felt Tashi's presence. Lorelei closed the door gently, walked to Tashi's card mat, sat down, and stroked the card mat, thoughtfully.
She came to the table again. There were Tashi's books and utensils on it. She reached out and picked them up and looked through them, with a look of pity on her face. Finally, her eyes rested on a pile of Tibetan translations. Lorelei sat down and read it carefully, and she became interested. She found the English version of "Utopia", opened the book, compared it with the translation, and started to translate it directly.
The maid ran in in a panic and said out of breath: "Young lady, it's not good..."
Lorelei was stunned and asked, "What happened?"
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