11 ：Freedom -- Liberation (第1/6页)

    Sukie　and　Han　Fengling’s　reunion　in　the　mountain　village　had　been　nothing　short　of　miraculous.　Their　love，　tested　by　time　and　trials，　had　emerged　stronger　and　more　resilient　than　ever.　With　the　portal　now　stabilized，　they　had　the　unique　opportunity　to　explore　new　horizons　together.　Sukie’s　success　in　the　modern　world　provided　them　with　the　financial　means　to　secure　a　future，　and　they　decided　to　embark　on　a　new　adventure　–　building　a　life　in　Northern　Europe.

    The　decision　to　move　to　Northern　Europe　was　driven　by　Sukie’s　desire　to　combine　the　best　of　both　worlds.　The　region，s　breathtaking　landscapes，　advanced　technology，　and　high　quality　of　life　promised　a　fresh　start，　free　from　the　constraints　and　dangers　they　had　faced　before.　Sukie　and　Han　Fengling　envisioned　a　life　where　they　could　blend　their　unique　experiences　and　skills　to　create　something　extraordinary.

    The　journey　began　with　a　flight　to　Stockholm，　Sweden.　Sukie　and　Han　Fengling　marveled　at　the　efficiency　and　sophistication　of　modern　air　travel，　a　stark　contrast　to　the　simpler　modes　of　transportation　in　their　village.　As　they　arrived　in　Stockholm，　the　city’s　blend　of　historical　charm　and　cutting－edge　innovation　captivated　them.

    Their　first　days　in　Stockholm　were　spent　exploring　the　city’s　vibrant　culture　and　history.　They　visited　the　Vasa　Museum，　where　Han　Fengling　was　fascinated　by　the　well－preserved　17th－century　warship.　Sukie　explained　the　significance　of　the　ship　and　its　ill－fated　maiden　voyage，　her　voice　filled　with　both　reverence　and　excitement.

    “This　ship　is　a　testament　to　the　resilience　of　human　endeavors，”　Sukie　said，　her　eyes　reflecting　the　ship，s　grandeur.　“It’s　a　reminder　that　even　in　failure，　there　is　beauty　and　lessons　to　be　learned.”

    Ha