Ghosts and gods do not enter the door

The way the butler and the princess get along is very much like those "wizards" who play tricks.

The wizard makes money by "communicating" with the dead and "possessing" his attitude. He doesn't care about the "attitude" of the dead at all, even though he acts like the dead is really alive.

But... that's not right either.

Ding Mu recalled that although the butler looked like this when facing the princess, the respect and humility in this man's eyes were not fake.Moreover, this man behaved in every way, caring every step of the way, as if he was real-as if he had a special way of communicating with the princess.

Does he have a special way of communicating with the princess?

Ding Mu touched his chin, and when he came back to his senses, he realized that this was Guan Yi's usual posture.

He shook his head, trying not to think about it, it would disturb his mind and make him unable to think quietly.

He forced himself to focus on the weird and harmonious atmosphere between the princess and the butler that made it difficult for others to get along with each other.

Is there a special way of communicating?This is somewhat.

For example, lip language, gestures, eyes.

But these three, none of them appeared in their relationship, especially the princess, her lips hardly moved, she just stood there stiffly, with her hands clasped, noble and elegant, she didn't even have eyes, because then she Those two eyeballs are like glass bead buttons that cost [-] cents in the store, they are sewn on little by little with a needle and thread, big and lifeless.

Ding Mu didn't even blink when he saw her a few times.

Sometimes he suspects that the ghost princess doesn't blink.

Like the dead.

No, she is still a little different from a dead person, Ding Mu thought, she reacted especially violently when being scolded.

The princess seemed to hate people calling her a "ghost".

It's so disgusting that it directly kills the other party's life. This kind of behavior is not something normal people can do-but there are not many normal people here.

However, this is also easy to understand. Maybe the princess is just an ordinary little princess, but because she is not good-looking, she is more sensitive to these words.

Think about it, what a person hates to be said the most, and you still say this in front of people, if you don't die, whoever dies.

It's just a little more obvious here.

Because not everyone has this right, whoever scolds to death.

Will the princess be the station master?Ding Mu thought about it, but he didn't feel like it. One reason was that the goal was too obvious.

This Yinshan has always liked to feint. This princess is sensitive and is the owner of the castle. Although it is more appropriate to arrange her to be the station master of this station, it is too easy for people to see - the answer to the mystery is on the surface, and , from the beginning to the present, her performance makes people feel that she only exists in the station as a mascot, just a decoration, so the possibility that this princess is the station master is not high.

In contrast, the probability of the housekeeper next to the princess is very high.Apart from the princess, he is the person with the highest status in this castle, and he has the ability to give orders to anyone in the castle. At the same time, he respects the princess very much. Although he doesn't know how much of this respect is true or false, but he has this appearance.The person who died because of scolding the princess may not be because the princess wanted him to die, but because the housekeeper who respected the princess and regarded the princess as heaven disliked him.Since the butler has great respect for the princess, he has the motive to kill anyone who is rude to the princess.

Even if it's just superficial.

In addition, can other people be excluded?Probably not either.Because this castle is too big, at least much bigger than the previous two stations, with more characters and more complicated relationships, and this inexplicably connected verse with the previous station.

If this website tells the story in this poem, it will be very difficult.

Princesses, kings, wizards, demons, divine masters, etc., so far only one character has appeared. They don't know when the other characters will be unlocked or whether they will be unlocked.

To put it another way, these people have already appeared, but their identities are different from those in the poem. They just experienced the same experience as in the poem, but their identities are hidden—just like the different identities in Werewolf Killing.

Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that the webmaster is among these guests.

These outsiders are not the only guests who come to the castle.

So how does this make him look for it?Is it possible that he should be chopped off one by one?

Ding Mu looked at the verses on the phone, recalling the plot in "The Long Poem of Samuel".

Wait a minute, he seems to have overlooked something.

He has been delayed by different things these days, and instead forgot the minutiae. Now he finally remembered the important issue. They were invited into the castle to attend the princess' engagement banquet.

But at the engagement banquet, where is the other protagonist?

This princess, who is she going to be engaged to?

The groom-to-be never seemed to show up.

After dinner, Ding Mu followed the maid through the corridor and found Guan Yi among the gradually increasing crowd. He told Guan Yi his deduction.

Guan Yi frowned and said, "Isn't this engagement a cover?"

The important thing is to find a reason to kill people, not some reason, this has always been Yin Shan's style.

Anyway, they are just a passer-by in the life of the Yinshan people, so generally no one would want to think carefully about the words of the leading NPC and the background of the story.

"I think it's very important," Ding Mu said.

"Don't she know?" Guan Yi raised his chin to signal the maid in front of him.

Ding Mu shook his head and said, "She's just a tool, she doesn't say anything."

He curled his lips. Some of these maids have a little sense of self-awareness, while others seem to be walking corpses whose souls have been eaten.

When he sat down at the table, the maid serving Ding Mu was a familiar face: Mei.

He asked softly: "Hi, May, do you know who the princess is engaged to? I want to prepare some gifts for them."

Mei glanced at him in surprise, raised her eyes to scan the surroundings, saw that no one was paying attention to them, and said in a low voice: "Don't you know? You can't say this out loud!"

Ding Mu also lowered his voice and asked, "Why?"

Mei shook her head and said, "I don't know, I only know that he is a warrior named Sameer."

A warrior named Samel.