I Will Eventually Embark on a Road of No Return Called a Hero

Are you saying this to yourself too?

Siddigar chuckled and looked out the window.

I have always believed in you.

Chapter 89 The Man Who Can't Be Peeped into the Future

El-Melloi II lifted the seal.

However, he suffered a stomach ache.

The agreed-upon [I look at from the side] Sidika and Medusa blatantly sitting there eating really made him... a little bit of a headache.

These two have absolutely no idea how much impact they will have on this world... consciously!

El-Melloi II held his forehead and waved his hand to signal Grey, who was about to stand up, to sit down, and then sat down on the chair by the dining table behind Siddigar.

He wasn't going to sit next to Yvette.

Well, death won't sit there!

"Have you found the culprit?"

Siddija leaned back and whispered in El-Melloi II's ear.

"No," El-Melloi II shook his head with a serious expression.

"Need my help?" Siddija raised the corner of her mouth.

"I have my pride," El-Melloi II said calmly.

He is unwilling to admit defeat to other heroes, and he will never bow his head to heroes other than him with a firm determination in his heart.

Stupid, but admirable.

"Then I'll watch from the side," Siddija chuckled and took up her coffee.

"No, don't just watch when it's critical," El-Melloi II said with a black line on his face.

"Like now?" Siddija pouted towards Olga Marie and her servant Teresa not far away, seeing that her straight pace should be aimed at El-Melloi II.

"You should just watch from the side," El-Melloi II sighed and stood up.

Although I had already anticipated it, I didn't expect that the little princess from the astronomy class would come directly to the door. It seems that Animusfia is very interested in this auction.

Facing Olga Marie's [Let's talk about] El-Melloi II was a little hesitant, after all, in his eyes, except for a few of them, everyone else was a suspect.

However, considering the current sad state of the family, don't offend a monarch's daughter casually, even if the opposite monarch is busy with a project that is no different from joking.

After thinking for a while, El-Melloi II nodded and took Olga Marie to his room.

Of course, Siddija followed very naturally, and in Olga Marie's somewhat bewildered gaze, she looked at the crowd who was sitting next to Grey, who was eating melons.

"he……"

"He's... my companion," El-Melloi II sighed while holding his forehead. "You can trust him."

Back in his shadow again?

El-Melloi II glanced at the shadow under Siddija's feet, and with just a turn, Medusa disappeared from his sight.

Really, can't you be a little more self-conscious...

"Then... let's talk," Olga Marie straightened.

"I'd love to hear about it," El-Melloi II breathed a sigh of relief.

"Hey, Mr. Siddigar," Coles poked Siddija's waist carefully, put a letter in Siddija's hand, and whispered, "This is what I found before,"

"Well," Siddija frowned and stuffed the letter into her pocket, "good job."

"After all, I want to do me a favor too," Coules scratched his head.

Here again, it's so sad...

Grey bent down slightly, completely hiding her face under the hood.

be patient……

The teacher is busy.

"Really, what a clumsy child," Siddija sighed and raised her hand.

At this time, it seems that in order to increase her credibility, Tereza took off her glasses, "El-Melloi II, please raise your right hand."

"Magic Eye," El-Melloi II squinted his eyes and raised his right hand. Now he is killing with the magic eye. The effect on him directly should be ineffective, so... what kind of ability is this?

"Well, that's it, 3, 2..." The corners of Tereza's mouth rose slowly.

"Bang——"

The train trembled slightly, which might be innocuous to others, but it was the last straw that broke the camel's back for Grey.

"Sorry... I'm sorry!" Gray covered her mouth and tried to get up, but because of her patience, her legs softened and she fell forward.

"Relax Grey," Siddija reached out and grabbed Grey's back collar and pulled her back, then patted her back gently, "then breathe, now you just haven't kept up with the rhythm. , to feel the shaking of the train and let your body adapt to it."

"Well," Gray nodded while covering her mouth, and then began to adjust her breathing just as Siddija said. Although it did not return to normal immediately, the dizziness was disappearing.