Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 85 Is it easy to coax a child?

Martin walked into the house with Felissa and Azarez, and greeted them to sit down with some restraint. Then he stood upright like a wooden stake, like a prisoner waiting to be punished.

He was a little worried. After all, he had attacked Felissa before, and he was deeply afraid of being blamed.

Of course, Felissa didn't mean to care. Martin was also forced by life at that time, and there was no need for her to embarrass such a child. She waved to Martin with a warm smile on her face: "Come and sit down, let's talk alone.

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Martin carefully sat down on the chair opposite. He only sat on the edge of the chair, looking trembling.

Felissa didn't care. She had met many people in her previous life. Some people were defensive when they met her for the first time, as if they were afraid that she would dig out their secrets, while some people approached her with a skeptical attitude.

Carrying out psychological countermeasures, in short, dissolving the patient's inner protective wall is the basic skill of her psychology practice.

Anna served tea to a few people, and then drove the remaining children back to the room like a hen driving away her chicks.

Felissa started chatting with Martin and asked him about his recent life. Gradually, Martin relaxed and revealed his quirky side that belongs to a child.

Asalez watched with cold eyes, and he found that Felissa had a very magical quality that always made people want to get close to her involuntarily, and everyone she knew would show kindness to her without exception.

There are also people among the demons who are equally good at dancing, but they have their own purpose in approaching everyone, and they always want to gain something from the person they approach.

Maybe it's some benefit, maybe it's the object's life.

But Felissa won't. She only gets close to anyone simply because she "likes" them.

Seeing that Martin was gradually relaxing, Felissa took the opportunity to put forward the purpose of her visit: "Martin, if you were to meet someone from the guild, would you be able to recognize him?"

Upon hearing this request, the smile on Martin's face paused, and he instinctively showed a trace of fear of the guild, but he quickly and firmly restrained this emotion and nodded: "Okay."

"Where are the other children?" Felissa continued to ask, paying attention to Martin's expression as she asked, "This matter is very important. Don't lie. It doesn't matter even if you don't recognize them."

After thinking carefully, Martin nodded: "Yes, people from the guild have some less obvious characteristics. It is our basic skill to distinguish these characteristics."

He was very sure, and Felissa confirmed that he was not exaggerating.

Safi's speech is in the afternoon. According to the plan, Safi and Fred are currently sitting in a luxury carriage touring the city to promote the speech in the afternoon. They will pass by here soon. With such a big movement, people on the abandoned avenue can't help but

They may still maintain an indifferent attitude, so they will definitely send someone in the afternoon, and they will definitely send someone reliable and someone with some respect in the guild to investigate the situation.

Azarez's mission is to capture this person alive, and Felissa's mission is to find this person.

Felissa's current problem is that she has too many children, nearly twenty, and even she cannot take care of so many children. Moreover, the children are not familiar with her, and she cannot guarantee that all the children will listen to her.

The two looked at each other, whispered a few words, and discussed the current situation.

"Let the children come over," Felissa said to Martin, "I'll get to know them too."

Nearly twenty children were crowded in the room, chattering so lively that everyone was talking to each other, and Anna couldn't calm them down despite all her efforts.

Anna glanced at Felissa uneasily, worried that the noble lady would blame her.

But Felissa just looked at the noisy children with a faint smile on her lips, as if their noise, which was about to rattle the roof, had no effect on her.

Azarez, who has keen hearing, even in such an environment, still heard the sound of the royal motorcade which was still far away from them.

"Coming." He whispered.

Felicia stood up and walked to the yard outside the door: "Martin, come here."

Although he didn't know what she was going to do, Martin followed her out and walked to the yard.

"What are you going to do?" Martin asked doubtfully.

"No hurry, wait a minute." Felissa stood calmly in the yard. Not long after, the children inside ran out one after another, but they were all cautiously keeping a distance from Felissa, as if

Was observing her.

The so-called leader sheep effect means that as long as the actions of the leader are controlled, the remaining sheep will naturally be obedient, and Martin is obviously the leader among this group of children.

A child coming out of an abandoned avenue would not be so easily trusting of others. Even if she saw Martin's trust in her, she would still be suspicious and not dare to get too close.

But Felissa was not in a hurry. She looked at Martin: "Do you want to go to the roof?"

Housing in civilian areas is generally low-rise buildings, with a maximum of four floors, flat roofs, and no stairs to go up.

This request seemed strange, but Martin knew that Felissa might have other purposes, so he nodded hesitantly: "If you need it."

Felissa glanced at Azarez.

Azarez understood, he stepped forward to pick up Martin, and quickly recited a spell, and a buoyancy appeared under his feet, allowing him to slowly leave the ground.

Most of the children had never seen magic. At this moment, they were shocked by Azarez's hand and watched dumbly as the two people floated into the air and stepped onto the roof.

Putting Martin on the ground, Azarez jumped down again. Even the height of four floors was nothing in his eyes.

And Martin stood alone on the roof, not knowing what to do and looking around blankly.

"Martin," Felissa's smiling voice came from below, "What's in the distance?"

In the distance? From this angle, there are streets, city walls, sky, trees, and...

"Cavalry?" Martin shouted in surprise, "Why are there cavalry in the city?"

Of course, it is impossible for cavalry to appear in the city. After all, the demand for cavalry training venues is relatively large. In addition, cavalry generally wear heavy armor, so cavalry can only be seen in the suburbs. What Martin saw should be the royal family's personal knights.

However, in this case, a little misunderstanding is not harmful, whether it is the cavalry or the knights, as long as it arouses the interest of these children.

Sure enough, the children seemed to be very curious about the cavalry mentioned by Martin. The smart ones ran into the house and tried to see the scene on the street through the window on the other side of the house.

It's a pity that from the window on the other side, you can only see another house. Only when you stand on the roof can you see the scene on the street.

(End of chapter)