Earl Guian: Elf Butler comes to solo

After Greener failed to persuade Ivey, he planned to directly attack the barrier. The barrier is mainly in Ivy's room. The door and window are the entrance or exit, and it also carries Ivy's aura, which is aimed at him. In other words, Greener can enter freely only with Ivey's permission. And this barrier was set up by Ivey asking Cain.

Greenle, who has mysterious confidence in his own power, also believes that he can destroy the barrier, but only loses a certain amount of power.

But after trying a few times, Greener found that his force didn't seem to work. It may be because Cain is a vampire, and their barrier is very different from that of the elves. In terms of organization and structure, Greener has only encountered one or two vampires since his birth. Regarding the barrier of the vampire, there is no such thing. learn.

It seems that the only way to persuade is by talking?

Greener knocked on the door and said, "Earl, are you still here?"

"No."

Greener took advantage of the situation and set up a barrier around himself to prevent the sound from spreading. He only heard him say, "I asked people before, and they told me that I lost my memory. I want to know, is this true?" Losing his memory was his speculation, but it was certain.

Ivey was silent for a moment, then said something against his will, "You have not lost your memory, you never have. I have already said that Greener is just my fantasy, you don't have to take it seriously."

Greener sighed. As expected, he couldn't tell how much of what Ivey said was true or false unless he was facing it. Ivey has a habit of lying. He blinks twice before telling a lie, but he can't see it. It's impossible to tell based on the sound alone.

"Can you please open the door to confirm?" Open the door. As long as you open the door, everything will be clear.

Ivey will not open the door easily. He has made up his mind not to look at Greener. It is absolutely impossible to give up at this time. "You only need to make your own judgment to confirm these things. What do you want me to open the door for?"

"Because the count loves to lie. I don't know whether you are telling the truth or a lie."

"The truth." Ivy replied quickly.

"Then why don't you let me open the door to confirm?" Greener asked.

Ivey was silent again. Greener sighed at Ivey's psychological quality and continued, "If I don't open the door, I will think that I have lost my memory. If I want to pursue the lost memory, I have to find Her Royal Highness the Queen and find the Queen's words." Greener suddenly changed the topic, "Earl, didn't you want to see me smile before? If you open the door, I will smile to you later."

He was guessing about his relationship with the Queen after losing his memory.

Ivy had actually already reached the door. She was thinking about whether to open the door or not.

If he opens the door, Greener will completely believe that he has not lost his memory, but Ivey is worried that his acting skills are not up to par, thus letting Greener know that he has lost his memory, and then go to the Queen. If the Queen knows that Greener knows about this, Maybe Greener is no longer qualified to stay outside his door. If you don't open the door, the result will be the same as the latter.

To open the door, or not to open the door.

"I won't open the door, but I won't allow you to go to the Queen either," Ivey said dully, "Just don't go to the Queen."

Greener held his forehead, knowing that even this could not convince Ivy. He was so stubborn and it was really hard to coax him.

"Then I'll just pretend that I've lost my memory. Then I'll ask again, Earl, do you like me?"

"do not like."

"Then, does the count hate me?"

"Hate."

"Naxi doesn't want me to disappear now and make an appointment with other humans."

"No."

"Hey, Earl, you are very strange. You obviously hate me, don't you? Then you might as well just let me go."

"I said no, it's no," Ivey probably shouted out because he had been asked enough questions.

"If you want to fulfill your wish, other elves can do it. There are very few elves who are stronger than me, but your wish can be fulfilled even by others who are slightly weaker. So, all you need is an elf. It's not me." Greener's eyes curled up.

"no"

Ivey opened the door and shouted to Greener.

Greener looked relieved and breathed a sigh of relief, "Finally the door is open."

Realizing what he had done impulsively, Ivey was about to close the door when Greener opened the door wide, took Ivey's wrist and walked into the room, closing the door smoothly.

"Let me go." Ivey's wrist was held tightly by Greener, unable to open at all.

"That won't work." God knows how much verbal effort he put into making Ivy open the door in anger. He suddenly raised Ivy's hand and asked Ivey to move closer to him, and then whispered in his ear, "The question just now , the earl didn’t answer me, it doesn’t matter as long as the elves, or does it only matter to me?”

Ivey simply turned away and ignored him.

Seeing that Ivey ignored him, Greener continued, "Earl, you actually want me to come in, otherwise I would be able to come in as soon as you open the door. Well, let's not talk about this to save you from being unhappy again, Earl. I actually just want to come. Make sure of one thing."

"What?" Before Ivey could finish her words, Greener suddenly kissed her lips.

As before, Ivey didn't realize what was happening at all. When he gradually felt that he was not breathing enough, he realized that something was wrong. He wanted to break away from Greener and bit him directly.

Greener felt the pain, and then he let go of his mouth. There was blood flowing out from the corner of his mouth. He looked at Ivy with a little complaint, but the complaint suddenly changed and turned into an unprecedented pleasure. He touched Ivy's cheek and said, "Edward really didn't lie."

"You're not lying. What did you do just now? Why did you feel dissatisfied and find other women, not me?" Ivy was so angry at Greener that she decided that Greener was hungry and unscrupulous.

"That's not possible. Who do you think I am, Earl?" Greener immediately denied it and said, "The fact I want to confirm is whether the twisted and cute Earl was my lover before. But now, it's no longer There’s an answer.”

Ivey didn't say anything. She was thinking about how to make things right. What she never expected was that Greener would directly kiss her to judge whether she was a lover. But after all calculations, she still didn't expect that Greener would go directly. Find Edward.

"I'm not your lover. Don't talk nonsense either." Ivy decided to deny the matter. She didn't like Greener in this state of amnesia. If she wanted to tell her like this, she would have to wait until Greener regained his memory.

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