This aura is deadly

The sparse and ordinary day passed like this, the sunset burned the sky, and there were many fewer pedestrians on the street than before.

Little Jack and Jacob, as Chen Ke said, stayed in the library and didn't go anywhere. They could only play an ancient board game to relieve their boredom.

Beyond that, what Lucina told Chen Ke this morning concerned him because Lucina's reaction to Poloz was not at all out of character for her.

Poloz will change the dressing for Lucina's wound today and will come over in the evening. This is a good time to pry. He wanted to see what Poloz and Lucina did when they were together.

Chen Ke told Diana and the others that he was going out for a while, but he was actually hiding. He wanted to solve this matter alone. Hiding was not difficult for Chen Ke. He waited patiently for Poloz in the shadows. 's arrival

After nightfall, Chen Ke went around to the back of the house. He had already told Lucina in advance to leave a slight gap in the window so that he could hear what was going on inside.

Poloz arrived as scheduled, holding a kerosene lamp and a basket covered with white cloth in his right hand. He calmly came to their temporary apartment and knocked politely on the door.

It was Parker who opened the door. He joked with Poloz and then welcomed her in. Diana also came out of the room at this time and greeted Poloz.

"Ms. Lucina is upstairs?" Poloz asked.

"Yes, she hasn't been down since noon, and I can tell she's still in pain." Diana leaned against the door frame, hugging her chest.

"She was seriously injured, and it's rare to be as energetic as she is now, thanks to her strong physique. Ms. Diana also looks very strong, unlike us." Poloz laughed.

"Didn't anyone exercise in the 19th century? Just do a few simple freehand movements and stick to it every day, and you will have a healthy and strong body. That will feel good." Diana said, and then looked at Parker.

"Look what I'm doing?! I think I'm pretty good." Parker protested.

"By the way, where is Mr. Chen?" Poloz asked, his tone obviously cautious.

"You seem to be afraid of him." Diana heard it.

"I think he is a very mysterious person and not very easy to get in touch with," Poloz said.

"Hmph...if you really get to know him, you will find that he is a great person." Diana smiled.

"Maybe, Mr. Chen doesn't seem to be here?" Poloz looked upstairs.

"He's always busy. What do you want to see him for?" Parker asked.

"No, I just want to say hello, I'll go up first?" Poloz smiled.

Diana nodded, looked at Parker, and gave him a wink. Parker didn't understand and froze on the spot, watching Poloz walk up the steps step by step.

Poloz knocked on the door, then unscrewed the door handle and walked in. Lucina was lying on the window sill, looking at the buildings on the other side of the Thames in a daze.

"Lucina, you should change the dressing." Poloz said as she put the basket on the table. She opened the white cloth, which contained clean gauze, a bottle of ointment, a handful of simple medicine and a small hand-sized bag. Hourglass.

"I don't want to change my dressing tonight." Lucina said. The wind outside the window was blowing her long brown and black slightly curly hair. She was wrapped in a white light pajamas, which were a batch of clothes from this era provided by Evie.

"You should obey, Lucina." Poloz put the hourglass on the table, and blue dust began to flow into the lower half of the hourglass.

Lucina turned around and looked at the hourglass on the table. Said: "I'm sorry... I was just... a little irritable."

"Close the window, Lucina. Lock it." Poloz said softly.

"It's a little hot in the room, I want to blow some air." Lucina shook her head.

"Before I get angry, Lucina, close the window." Poloz knocked on the table.

Lucina lowered her head and closed the window.

"Very good, Lucina, come here, lie down and unbutton the buttons." Poloz took out the gauze and scissors from the basket.

Without saying a word, Lucina sat on the bed, unbuttoned her pajamas, and then lay flat on the bed. There was a bandage wrapped around her waist and abdomen, and some blood oozed from the white bandage.

"Look, it's bleeding, and the wound needs to be treated again." Poloz whispered.

"If you don't touch it, it won't bleed." Lucina said.

Poloz ignored it and used scissors to cut open the bandages on Lucina's body, exposing her bruised abdomen and a laceration scratched by a bullet.

The sutures of the wound had collapsed. If I remember correctly, it was Li Moyang's female doctor who treated her. But last night, Poloz used scissors to cut off the sutures, and the wound reopened.

Poloz put down the scissors and bandages, touched Lucina's abdomen, and his breathing became a little heavy.

"Lucina, have you considered having children?" Poloz asked.

"It depends on who you are with." Lucina said.

"Your body is ready, but you are not yet." Poloz said.

"Why are we talking about this...ahhhh..." Lucina was interrupted by pain mid-sentence. Poloz's two fingers opened her wound and dug straight in. Blood flowed along the gap. , flowing down along her waist line.

"Um... Poloz, stop..." Lucina clutched the sheets tightly with both hands. She wanted to punch Poloz, but for some reason, as soon as she clenched her fists, she felt that doing so was a huge sin. , so he released his fist again.

"Nice sound, Lucina, you can do more." Poloz inserted his fingers deeper.

Lucina's face turned blue in pain and her teeth chattered.

"Have you ever considered having children?" Poloz asked again.

"Why do you ask this?" Lucina had a thin layer of sweat on her forehead.

"You are fighting your body, fighting your true thoughts, which is a waste for your body." Poloz said.

"I..." Lucina looked at Poloz. In the corner of her eyes, the hourglass was still passing slowly.

She closed her eyes and tried to distract herself.

Poloz pulled his fingers out of Lucina's wound, licked the blood on his fingers, picked up the gauze on the side, and wiped away the blood on her waist and abdomen.

"Think about this problem carefully, Lucina." Poloz said as he treated Lucina's wound a little, then applied ointment and tied it tightly with a bandage.

The white bandage oozed red blood spots.

"I'll never get better like this." Lucina sat up and buttoned her clothes.

"Maybe." Poloz smiled, packed his things, picked up the basket and exited the room.

She went down to the first floor and saw Diana waiting for her at the gate.

"Ms. Diana," Poloz greeted.

"Have you finished changing the medicine?" Diana asked.

"Yeah," Poloz replied.

"She's in severe pain, but I know it's just a small injury and shouldn't hurt that much." Diana looked out the door, as if there was something behind her words.

"Her wound has not been treated well and has deteriorated a bit. The ointment used by our thieves group is not very good. If you can get better medicine, it should be able to relieve her pain." Poloz's tone changed. It must be cold.

"I'll let Chen Ke think of a way. If it's not troublesome to change the dressing, I think we can handle it ourselves, and we don't have to bother you coming here every night, right?" Diana smiled.

Poloz also looked at Diana with a smile, and both sides seemed to be guessing what the other meant.

"It's too dark. It's not peaceful recently. I'm going to leave first." Poloz said.

She sidled out of the door and walked to Evie's residence under Diana's gaze. Diana closed the door, looked up at Lucina's room, and walked up.

At this moment, in the shadow of every tree and house, Chen Ke was following Poloz closely.

There's something wrong with that hourglass.

If you persist for a few more days, you can get perfect attendance, Oli gives it!