Pirate Journalist

Chapter 94 A Similar Past

"It's good that there is nothing shameful." Murphy said standing in the room.

He wasn't interested in staying too long on this issue, he just simply pulled the topic away.

He looked at Robin who was standing at the door, looking a little nervous, and continued: "In that case, let's leave this matter as it is, and don't interfere with me when I'm looking for information."

After speaking, Murphy was about to close the door.

"Wait!" Robin patted the door with his little hand, stopping Murphy from moving.

She still had doubts in her mind, so she quickly asked, "Why don't you go to the library to look it up during the day? And you can tell me what information you want to look up, I am very familiar with the Tree of Omniscience, and I can help you."

She wanted to understand clearly, one was because Murphy helped her yesterday, and the other was because she was still worried and felt that it was necessary to understand this person's purpose.

After all, there are indeed things in the basement that cannot be seen by outsiders.

Murphy looked at Robin again, looked at her unwillingness, and said, "Come in and sit and talk, it's not good to stand at the door all the time."

"By the way, close the door for me." After speaking, Murphy turned and walked into the house, without giving Robin a chance to refuse.

Seeing this situation, Robin blinked a few times, then poked his head into the door frame for a look, hesitated for a while, and followed into the house.

"Tea or water?" Murphy pulled down his hood, stood in front of the table, and asked Robin.

Before Robin could answer, he said self-consciously: "It's better to drink water, children are not suitable for drinking tea."

With that said, Murphy turned around and poured water, leaving Robin standing by the table alone.

Robin looked around and saw some books and manuscripts on the table.

Taking advantage of Murphy's absence, she turned her back to the direction Murphy was leaving, and quietly activated her ability to take a few glances.

"Selected Fiction", "Naruto".

Some words caught her eyes, making her a little curious.

Publish an article in a magazine?
She rarely reads magazines, and even if she reads them occasionally, they must be magazines related to archaeology.

Could it be that the information Murphy wanted to check was related to these things?
With doubts in his heart, Murphy's voice suddenly came: "It's not a good habit to peek at other people's things."

He sensed Robin's small movements when he was pouring water, but he didn't expect that Robin still didn't restrain himself when he came out of the kitchen, so he simply sounded a reminder.

"Ah..." Robin smiled embarrassedly.

Her ability is very convenient in terms of detection. Although she is used a lot in normal times, she will basically not be discovered in this place of O'Hara.

With this habit, I subconsciously used it at this time. I didn't expect Murphy to have such a keen sense.

"Sit down, you can ask any questions, but I may not answer."

Murphy handed the water to Robin, then took the tea and drank it himself.

Robin glanced at the water glass suspiciously, didn't move, but said, "It's still the same question, why don't you go to the library to check it by yourself during the day?"

"Because what I want to see is not what is on the surface."

"Then what do you want to see?"

"I just want to see what the things that are banned by the world government are, and maybe I can find what I want from here."

Murphy leaned on the chair and took a sip of tea, said leisurely, and finally added: "It's just like the text of history that you try to hide."

Murphy didn't want to bring this up, but if Robin got to the bottom of it, he didn't need to hide it.

"You!!" Robin's expression changed, and he jumped off the chair, looking at Murphy warily.

Unexpectedly, the previous judgment was completely wrong. Murphy knew everything, even better than her.

"Put your vigilance away, when I say that I am looking for something prohibited by the world government, I am no different from those scholars in the library, isn't it?"

Murphy shrugged, and said, "Since it's the same crime, how could I be willing to put myself in it."

Robin's face was solemn, and it was indeed the truth, but she still found something a little different.

Scholars are careful not to be discovered by the world government, but looking at the expression of this person in front of them, it seems a bit unscrupulous.

"So, since you are so familiar with the library, tell me, where are the unpublished things in the library except for the historical text?"

Of course he is different from those scholars.

At this stage, scholars tremble just by being suspected.

And he was originally a thorn in the side of the world government, so what if he was known by the world government, it was just an additional crime.

If you have strength, you will have confidence. As long as Murphy is not blocked by the general's strength, there is basically no risk of being caught.

Robin's face was flickering, she naturally knew that there were still some forbidden books in the library, but the person in front of her gave her a strange feeling.

It seems that she does things frankly but reveals a hint of danger, and she is inclined to believe but dare not fully trust in her heart, which makes her very contradictory.

"I'll think about it!" Robin didn't immediately agree.

This answer probably didn't meet Murphy's wishes. She was a little worried that Murphy would kill someone to silence her, so she ran out quickly.

Before leaving, he turned back bravely and said: "There is more! Don't mess around, I will supervise you!"

Murphy looked at Robin's panicked back and smiled.

This answer is equivalent to admitting that the Tree of Omniscience still has some forbidden books.

It doesn't matter if Robin tells him or not, he will find out sooner or later.

It's just that if you don't want to force your way, you can only spend more time.

……

Robin runs on his way to the Tree of Omniscience.

Running and running becomes walking.

When he came to the gate of the Tree of Omniscience, he had calmed down again.

She was going to tell Dr. Clover that someone knew they were investigating the history text.

But now, she decided to take it easy.

Because it's useless to tell.

She knew in her heart that although those scholars were all adults, they didn't have the slightest combat power.

The strongest one is her child.

Apart from this reason, it was her deepest hope that the person who had helped her was neither an enemy nor a villain.

Gently pushing open the door, Robin gave a big smile to several familiar scholars, and then walked lightly in the library.

Dr. Clover is not in the hall, presumably in the basement.

It's okay if you don't run into each other.

Unknowingly, she walked to a bookshelf.

It's full of magazines, every issue of various magazines.

A few small hands suddenly appeared on the bookshelf, and one by one, they transported several magazines from top to bottom to Robin's hands.

"Selected Fiction?"

Robin muttered to himself, and then tidied up on the spot.

She found the first issue of Naruto, and flipped through it.

Time passed without knowing it, and Robin looked at a lot in one go, and the more she looked back, the more complicated her expression became.

The protagonist in this story was regarded as a monster and hated by people since he was a child.

From this point of view alone, it feels...a bit like her!
However, it is normal for people who are good to themselves to have the same kindness.

but.

Why.

Why does this guy named Naruto, who is hated or even hostile by most people, still want to protect the village and everyone, even those who hate him?

The sunlight through the tree window and through the bookshelves is already very thin.

Robin lowered his head slightly, his face was gray.

(End of this chapter)