Allen and his little bones [Western Fantasy]

The memory hidden in the depths of the mind is like a flower blooming in the thick fog. At first, it was almost completely submerged in the gray-white fog that seemed to be solid, and it was covered so tightly that even the shadow of the flower could not be revealed.

But only one chance is needed, the dense fog is pierced by a beam of sunlight that penetrates through time, and part of it has to be eliminated under the sunlight, and the "flower" hidden by it will reveal its shadow, shaking people's original self-confidence. An exact memory.

After being asked by Ellen about the neighbors in the back hills, Dorothy turned around and went to Ulic.

She copied the questions Allen asked her, and got answers from her husband that nearly matched hers.

Ulic also remembered that the back mountain had been uninhabited for a long time, and it seemed that there were empty houses when they first settled in the Anduru Valley.

"Empty room." Dorothy asked, repeating her husband's answer, "Are you sure?"

She has a gentle and pleasant appearance, and is meticulous in doing things, but Dorothy is also an out-and-out actionist.

It can be seen that Alan's amazing and efficient behavior style is mainly inherited from his mother.

Ulic, like Dorothy before him, was taken aback by this rhetorical question.

After he was stupefied, his memory started to go wrong.

Like his wife, after he questioned whether his memory was wrong along the way, some fragmentary and fleeting images flashed through his mind, making his answer uncertain.

"I'm not sure." He replied truthfully, "I feel like I'm remembering something again. There used to be—at least when we first moved here, there were still people there, and the owner seemed to be a lady."

Dorothy got the expected answer, but her mood couldn't be any happier because of this "prophet".

Under Ulik's somewhat unclear gaze, his wife exchanged glances with his son who was following behind.

He keenly noticed that the expressions of the two of them were not very good, and his freshly baked—or it could be said that he was about to officially start the job—"daughter-in-law" was standing a little farther away from the stairs, and the other party was also quietly watching this On the other side, he probably listened to the conversation between the three of them.

It is impossible for the memory to be confused for no reason. Jiulisa did arrive in the Anduru Valley many years ago. Eli also went to the abandoned house to confirm it. After comparing the environment in the house with his dream, it is further confirmed that it is Jiuli. The place where Sha and Omega lived back then.

When he heard that his mother had doubts about the memory and hesitated to say that the owner of the house over there was suspected to be a young girl in the past, Allen guessed that this "young girl" was probably Julisa Winter.

After receiving the prophecy from the undead elders, I know that I am a part of the prophecy, and that my children will be closely connected with "Hope" in the future, and it is also known that "Hope" will be born in the Anduru Valley.

After arriving in the Anduru Valley, Julisa Winter had contact with the residents in this area, especially those who had children or seemed to have children in their families. This series of actions is very logical. Based on the current Judging from the clues and information collected, the other party seems to have indeed taken this route at the beginning.

But the doubts are still layer upon layer.

"On the door of the house and the gate of the yard, I found traces of the magic spell." After returning to the room on the second floor with Eli again, Alan called the senior who was squatting on the roof to bask in the sunset into the house, and then Alan said Such a sentence.

He didn't specifically give Holk the previous information, because he knew that with Hall's ability, it was only a trivial matter to want to overhear the conversation just now.

"Can detection techniques be used to detect specific techniques?" Sure enough, Hall did not raise any objections, but only asked.

Allen shook his head: "No, too much time has passed, and it is not easy to detect traces of spells. Even if you use high-level detection techniques, you can't detect anything."

Hall shrugged his shoulders, expressing regret with physical prophecy.

Then he and Allen turned their attention to the third person in the room.

After Eli followed Allen back to the room, he entered a certain state of silence.

The anxiety before going downstairs, the nervousness when listening to Alan's showdown with the other's parents, and the joy after receiving the approval of Alan's parents are all gone from the blond young man at this moment.

New mysteries and confusion weighed heavily on his shoulders, causing him to restrain his expression unconsciously. At this time, he glanced over, and because he was sitting near the balcony door, he was half-body covered by the afterglow of the setting sun. It looks unreal, and the facial features seem to be blurred in a piece of light and shadow.

"...I can't figure it out."

After realizing that the senior and Alan were looking at him, Eli moved his body, and he said softly: "Why do you confuse the memories of Aunt Dorothy and Uncle Ulic? Who did it? What are the conditions for undoing the confusion? What is it, why did they not feel that there was any problem with their memory for so many years, but Alan just remembered something different from memory when he asked?"

The blond young man threw out so many "whys" at once, that his audience didn't know which one to answer first.

But fortunately, Eli is not really looking for anyone, asking who must give him an answer.

It's just that there are too many new questions in his mind, and he sorted them out with difficulty, and then presented them to the two people he trusts the most.

"I suspected it was the work of the trackers at first." Allen, who was standing near the end of the bed, took a few steps towards the balcony door so that he could see Eli more clearly.

He doesn't like the other party's current state that is almost blending with the light, and asking a distracted partner to take into account other people's perceptions is obviously against the code of conduct for a good boyfriend and a good unmarried partner.

So Allen moved on his own and stood in a position that could weaken the natural light and shadow filter.

Eli, whose light was partly blocked, turned to look at him.

"Eliminate the memories of people who have seen your mother, and further cut off her connection with the outside world, so as to achieve the purpose of not attracting too much attention even if she disappears, and it is more convenient for them to do things—this is what I always do. The main reason for starting to suspect the stalker." Knowing that this is a topic that would make Eli quite uncomfortable to discuss in detail, Alan did not continue to elaborate on the content of "action", and then changed his voice, and put forward his own "guess B" , "But I later suspected that the person who cast this memory confusion spell might be your father or mother."

"Because if it's the stalkers who do it, shouldn't they leave hidden dangers for themselves and set the trigger condition as a simple 'retort question'?" Eli asked.

After Alan blocked part of the light source, he stayed in the artificial shadow for a while, and gradually felt the temperature change. While asking, he subconsciously reached out and touched his face that had just been blessed by the setting sun for a long time.

A little hot.

"That's right." Allen took over the hand that Eli was about to put down very naturally, and put his hand next to the opponent's cheek. He wiped his fingertips on Eli's face lightly, "If it was you Mother, she was originally a student of Osmond, so she should be no stranger to elemental spells. After being able to freely switch races, her elemental control ability will only be higher after her strength is improved, and she will be able to access more complex high-level spell."

"It also means that she can set more complicated spell trigger conditions." Eli closed his eyes for Alan's touch, thinking that something was on his face, and it was very cooperative, so people could touch it, "... ...Is there something on my face?"

"No." Allen said frankly after finishing his hands and feet, "I just want to touch it."

Eli: "..."

The topic seemed to turn in a strange direction again unexpectedly, and he choked on the answer. Eli forgot the words for a while, and couldn't figure out how to answer the following.

Hall coughed in a very timely manner.

The black-haired young man continued on as if nothing had happened: "It makes sense to assume that the person setting up is your mother, and there are many other problems—for safety, she and your father will leave before leaving. She casts a spell that can confuse memories, so that the neighbors no longer remember who lived in the old house, but at the same time she still remembers the content of the prophecy, hoping to leave a little clue for her children, or the "hope" she guessed, So an 'opening' is put in the confusion spell, and years later, when the grown-up children come back and look for a young woman who used to live in that house, the spell's seal will loosen."

The sudden embarrassment disappeared with Alan's words, and Eli's attention quickly shifted to Alan's words. After thinking for a while along Alan's train of thought, he nodded: "You are right .”

"So where do we go next?" he asked.

It's all a question that slips out of your mouth.

In Eli's view, Allen can always take one step and see three steps. They are still in the current scene, and the other's eyes seem to have looked at the next stop farther away, and there is always a beacon of purpose in their hearts.

The object of his trust did not immediately answer his question.

Allen sighed first.

"I thought you knew exactly where we were going next."

Eli was taken aback.

Allen didn't hold back, and stretched out his hand to rub his hair again: "It's not a place where you need to hurry, you can get there after a teleportation array, and my appointment time is tomorrow morning, there shouldn't be many people there, so we It won't attract much attention."

Vaguely, a thought suddenly jumped into Eli's mind. He felt that he understood what Alan meant, but he was still a little uncertain.

Hall looked left and right, and had a premonition that this was the time when he could not intervene again, so he walked away quietly through the wall, leaving behind a junior who understood and hesitated, and a black-haired young man with big eyes. Stare small.

Eli didn't know for sure that he really spoke until he heard his own voice with his ears.

"what do you mean……"

Allen completed the sentence for him, and looked at him very gently and firmly: "I mean, let's go to the nearest partner center tomorrow morning."

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