Allen and his little bones [Western Fantasy]

The words that should have followed after "but" were just replaced by the elder Phoenix, who is good at divination. Hall couldn't hear any difference anyway, let alone that "but" was originally meant for him. After successfully getting the result here, I left happily.

Watching his brisk walking back, Phoenix sighed softly after he walked away.

"What did you foresee again?"

A voice suddenly sounded from behind.

Phoenix turned his head, but there was no one behind him, only a towering pillar of the main hall.

Seeing that there was no one behind, Elder Phoenix didn't show any strange expression on his face. He turned his eyes around the pillar and reached out to knock on the pillar/relief on his body: "Those two children are at Yuriu's side, you go Have you seen it?"

The relief sculpture, which was still in a static state at first, was knocked like this, and it seemed to come alive suddenly. A small snake carved on it twisted its body, swam out of the relief painting range deftly, and circled around the pillar.

"Not yet." The little snake opened his mouth, spitting out human words, "I saw that silly boy Hall secretly pulling you to talk, so I came over to have a look—why, he still didn't give up, and came to ask him and Lawrence again this year. Is there any possibility of repairing the relationship?"

Obviously, Hall's "obsession" with Lawrence has long been known among the undead elders.

Phoenix smiled slightly at his old friend who couldn't physically be there today and only came over with a sliver of mental energy: "That's not true, it's rare for him to ask me to take up something else today."

"really?"

The eyeballs of the little snake in relief should be made of stone, but they are driven by the power of another person to convey emotions.

Phoenix and Little Snake had a pair of unbelieving eyes, turned sideways, and signaled the other party to look in the other direction of the hall.

The little snake followed Phoenix to the other side of the pillar and looked there.

When he spoke again, his tone changed from disbelief to understanding: "Is Hall asking for those two children?"

"Right." Phoenix replied.

The little snake flicked its tail and didn't answer for a moment.

Phoenix saw that his friend was hesitating to speak, and guessed what the other party wanted to ask. He raised a finger at the other party: "I can only tell you that compared with the original divination, the new divination has not changed much."

Little Snake: "Is everything as usual?"

"Everything is as usual." Phoenix said softly, "Every star is walking where it should be, and their light is converging in the same direction. When the invisible thread connects them all together, the new The constellation will be born, and the day we all look forward to will finally come."

Repeating Phoenix's last sentence "It will come eventually" twice, a faint dark purple light glowed on the little snake, and it seemed to sigh softly.

"...It's best if you can come."

"Can't you trust my divination?" Phoenix asked.

"Of course not." Little Snake shook his head and shook his head, "It's just that you understand, we've waited too long."

"But today, Hall came here with these two children, which shows that the wait is worth it." Phoenix tapped on the colonnade lightly, "Go over quickly, you have wasted too much time with me."

"You're right. I don't have much time to distract myself. I have to go see them soon."

The last sentence fell silent, and the little snake swam back to its original position on the relief. At the moment when it returned to its position, the short "lived" relief became silent again. At the same time, the sound of conversations in the distance There was an extra voice, and from Phoenix's perspective, the two young men could be seen to be stunned for a moment, and then they all looked at the wall sculpture at the same side, probably saying hello to his old friend.

Alan and Eli have no way of knowing the conversation that happened in this corner for the time being, but about the divination that Holt asked for them, about half an hour later, while Alan and the two elders were discussing the dark recovery potion , when going to another area to test the effect of the potion, Eli, who didn't know where to go, was pulled aside by the senior.

Hall sneakily waved at him: "Come on, let's go to a place too, there is something that must be given to you alone."

Eli didn't know why, so he instinctively wanted to look at Alan, but he turned his eyes halfway, and suddenly realized that he still wanted to rely on the other party, so he immediately forcibly pulled his gaze back, making himself look like he was just Move your neck.

"it is good."

He responded to Hall, hoping that Allen would not notice his movements, and followed Hall.

It wasn't until the spirit walked away together that Alan saw their backs disappearing at the corner of the hall in Elder Yuriu's water mirror, and then he turned his head and cast a light glance.

"Ellen?"

"It's nothing." Allen looked away, "Let's go."

Testing of the dark restorer was very successful.

Although when the finished product came out for the first time, the dark recovery agent was only tried on the injured Eli once, and Eli's undead power was so strange that he could not be regarded as a native undead, but follow-up tests proved that Eli It was indeed not a coincidence that it worked that time. The prescription that Allen had in hand was already the most complete and stable recovery agent formula in the world.

At the beginning, the data that supported the continuation of the research could be collected, which was inseparable from the help of the Black Academy, the Val family, and the undead elders. Now that the dark recovery agent has been successfully developed, Alan received the congratulations of two elders who specialize in pharmacy , His hard work has paid off, and he is naturally in a good mood, with a rare three-point smile on his face.

When Eli, who didn't know what to whisper, returned side by side with Hall, Allen and his party happened to come out of the side hall. Eli was looking at the direction of the courtyard, and he frowned slightly for some reason. The moment he left the side hall, he seemed to have a feeling, and turned his head to look—and met Alan who was looking at him.

Allen: "..."

Eli: "..."

Before they knew it, they had stopped at the same time.

Hall raised his eyebrows, patted Eli on the back casually, and continued walking without saying anything.

The two elders walking with Allen were a bit inexplicable, but their age and experience were there. In just a moment, they realized something from Hall's behavior and the delicate atmosphere between the two young people. Allen also left neatly after saying hello.

It was already past afternoon when the three of them arrived at the Hall of the Lord of the Undead. After a busy interview, chat and test, it was almost dusk.

Only Alan and Eli were left at the entrance of the side hall, and the dim light hit them obliquely. Because Alan was standing closer to the room, the side hall behind him was empty and dim. Light and shadow were separated from his body, and he was like a three-dimensional but not clear light and dark line.

Just when Allen thought that he and Eli would maintain this state for a while longer, he had to come up with a topic first to break the almost static atmosphere.

Eli spoke.

"I want to talk to you." The blond young man looked at him, finally did not avoid eye contact, the other said softly, "Are you free now?"

"Yes." I don't know what controlled his mind for a moment, Allen felt as if a stone that had been pressed for a long time had been removed from his heart, and he added, "You are willing to continue talking to me, I Always available, of course."

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Ahhh, it's just before twelve o'clock!

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A small notice, the editor knocked on me today, and said that the bone is about to enter v, this article will enter v on the 27th, and because the full text is not too long, I need to rewind tens of thousands of words in v, when the time comes It will become a paid chapter starting from chapter 37, so dear readers, don't stock up and get fat these days, look at the duck!