Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 184 Nancy wakes up

"Miss Safi," the pharmacist finally breathed a sigh of relief after seeing the person clearly, "You are finally here."

This sentence was interesting. Safi raised her eyebrows: "Did you expect that I would come?"

The pharmacist shook his head: "No, I..."

Suddenly there was a noise from upstairs. Safi and the pharmacist closed their mouths alertly and listened carefully to the movement upstairs.

Fortunately, it was just a false alarm. Safi finally realized what it means to be a thief with a guilty conscience. For fear of another big noise that would disturb Ulysses, she pointed to the paper on the table and motioned to the pharmacist to write it down for her.

The pharmacist understood it, but suddenly he saw his little grandson lying there softly, and his face suddenly looked horrified.

"It's okay," Safi mouthed, "I just fainted."

The pharmacist felt relieved and began to write quickly.

When he finished writing, Safi took it over and looked at it with a look of surprise.

The medicine that put Nancy into drowsiness was actually made by the pharmacist in front of her, but he did not reveal this method to Ulysses, or in other words, he did not tell any nobles, even though he is currently doing research in the academy.

But no one knew that he had actually developed such a weapon against the nobles.

Just because it was not disclosed to the nobles does not mean that it was not disclosed to the common people.

Safi wrote the words "Abandoned Avenue" next to it with a pen, and looked up at the pharmacist questioningly.

The pharmacist didn't expect Safi to guess right, so he nodded stiffly.

He was afraid that Safi would be blamed, but Safi didn't seem to care. After a while, he gradually relaxed. Maybe he didn't want to pursue it for a while now, he thought to himself.

Although the pharmacist discovered the reason for Nancy's lethargy when he examined her, he did not dare to say it directly. He did not know why Nancy became like this. If he took out the antidote readily, would he be considered

is a suspect.

So he could only say that he could cure it, but he would need time to delay it, and wait until he got the story out of Ulysses before he considered whether to cure Nancy.

After Safi understood what happened, she quickly connected all the events in her mind.

There is no doubt that Nancy's drowsiness was caused by Ulysses. He did not want Nancy to go to the battlefield. Then when he was sorting out information about the abandoned avenue, he discovered this medicinal material. Not only that, he was also sure that the pharmacist could unlock this medicine.

The effect of the potion was good, so he dared to use it on Nancy with confidence.

The pharmacist said that he might not be able to make an antidote for a while, which was probably in line with Ulysses's wishes. He just wanted the pharmacist to delay the time as long as possible, the longer the better.

At this moment, Safi really felt the same as Fred. Felicia said that Ulysses was sick. At this moment, she only felt that Ulysses was terminally ill and there was no cure.

Forget it, you can still be saved.

"Cure Nancy as soon as possible." Safi left these words to the pharmacist, and then touched out without disturbing Ulysses.

After she reunited with Fred's people, she asked them to continue monitoring the house from a distance, and then returned to the training camp overnight.

Fred stayed up all night waiting for her. When he saw her coming back, he couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief and greeted her: "She's back."

Safi told Fred the situation in a low voice, and Fred also looked like he wanted to beat Ulysses to death.

In the end, he could only let out a long sigh: "Ask my junior sister tomorrow what we should do next."

The next day, after Felissa learned about what Ulysses had done that made people speechless and choked, she rubbed her eyebrows and said, "Nancy wakes up and leaves him alone for two days. Let Nancy communicate with him first."

The fact that Ulysses became so crazy was a bit beyond Felicia's expectations.

This personality has been suppressed for so long, and it is understandable that he does some extreme things, but it is still difficult to accept it.

Their team has received countless overt and covert applications to join the team, but Fred has blocked them all.

The only advantage of being short of people is that their actual combat strength increases rapidly. After all, one person has to be used as half a person.

News from Ulysses also comes every day.

Nancy woke up the day after Safi left. The person watching said he saw Nancy appear at the window and gestured to the outside to tell him that she was okay.

Nancy did wake up from her sleep, but she looked at the chain on her ankle and tried to use magic to break the chain, but found that she couldn't use magic at all.

Items that restrict magic are prohibited items. It is impossible for nobles to allow items that threaten them to exist on the market. However, these items do still exist in the black market, and they are banned repeatedly. After all, there is a market when there is a need.

Nancy was not surprised that Ulysses could get such a thing. After all, there is always a way to get whatever you want.

The chain was just long enough for Nancy to reach the window, but she couldn't even lift her feet to step through the window.

She didn't see Ulysses when she woke up. The pharmacist who treated her said that Ulys left after confirming that she was fine and has not come back yet.

Maybe it was difficult to face her? Nancy didn't know. Anyway, she had just woken up for a while, and she still had the patience to wait for Ulysses to come back.

Ulysses came back in the middle of the night, and although he had consciously softened his movements when he came back, Nancy was still awakened, her eyes opened wide awake, and she accurately grasped Ulysses' hand.

Ulysses suddenly froze. He didn't dare to make a sound, so he just stiffened his body and let Nancy pull him.

He thought Nancy would question him as soon as she opened her mouth, but what Nancy said was: "Are you going out tomorrow?"

Ulysses was silent for a while, and then said: "I won't go out."

"Oh." Nancy responded and let go of Ulysses, "Then you can stay with me tomorrow."

Ulysses didn't expect to hear Nancy say such dependent words in this life. His throat trembled slightly and he couldn't help but nodded.

He couldn't refuse Nancy at all, even if he knew that what he did to Nancy would make Nancy hate him extremely, and even if he had no face to see Nancy, he couldn't refuse.

In fact, Nancy received a letter from Felissa very early on, which told her that if Ulysses made any inappropriate moves, try not to irritate him, just follow him and negotiate with him in a relatively calm manner.

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So after Nancy finished speaking, she fell asleep peacefully, leaving Ulysses sitting by the bed until dawn.

Ulysses stared at Nancy's sleeping face for a while, then suddenly smiled silently.

Hasn't he already thought clearly about the price of doing this? He has long been mentally prepared to face Nancy's blame and resentment, and he has long decided that no matter what happens, he will not make any concessions, even if Nan

No matter whether he blamed him or hated him, he would not let Nancy go to the battlefield.

(End of chapter)