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The east gate of Leiden City was originally crowded, but it was temporarily deserted because of Aaron and the others.

After Tu Antiwan took them for a while, there were more pedestrians on the street.

Among the people coming and going and wearing many strange clothes, Aaron and the others seemed particularly inconspicuous.

"Now that you have met Gaede, what does Gaede say?"

At this moment, Aaron, who was following Tu Antiwan, suddenly heard Tu Antiwan's voice in his ears.

"I'm just responsible for delivering things. I don't know about Boss Gade's attitude."

Aaron reacted very quickly and said honestly.

The wheelchair stopped quietly at this time. Tu Antiwan turned his head, glanced at Aaron meaningfully, and then ordered Andem: "I want to talk to him more."

"Teacher, this is the street. I'm afraid others might hear it."

Andem looked around and whispered hesitantly while glancing at Aaron.

This strange-looking male noble was accompanied by a silver-level female warrior.

Judging from the family mark on the coat of arms, it seems to be the famous Iris family of the Kingdom of Algrant.

Combined with the girl's appearance and previous chats with Sartre and Siosand, Andem vaguely guessed Aaron's identity.

Is this the young man who attracted so much attention from the master of the Star Tower?

However, Andem's eyes soon became a little evil.

He smelled a special aura from the young man named Aaron, a strong aura of the Tower of the Sun - Blazing Sun Potion.

He still remembered the strange expressions on Sartre and Siosand's faces when they first mentioned the Blazing Sun Potion.

That is to say...

Even though he didn't know what happened, with limited information and less rigorous reasoning, Andem still got the result he wanted.

The man in front of him snatched the teacher's drop of blazing sun potion.

Thinking of this, Andem's smile turned cold.

"Andem."

As if feeling the change in his mentality, Tu Antiwan said casually.

"is teacher……"

Andem took a deep breath, reluctantly stepped aside, and gestured to Aaron: "Please."

If it weren't for the fact that it was the teacher who spoke, he wouldn't be willing to do this.

As he said this, the extraordinary power in his body began to emanate, and two talisman and inscriptions appeared on his arms. After a slight twist, a stream of pure water gushes out from his waist, gently wrapping the wheels of the wheelchair.

In this way, shock absorption can be ensured to the greatest extent.

No matter how much he asked the dwarf craftsmen to improve the metal formula, and no matter how skilled he looked for blacksmiths, the shock-absorbing springs they made could never meet Andem's requirements.

In the end, Andem had no choice but to artificially dampen the shock of the wheelchair himself.

This Aaron has no experience taking care of teachers before, God knows if he will care about these details.

As a teacher's student, he must pay more attention.

Aaron subconsciously took over the wheelchair, and then heard Tu Antivan's voice: "Your name is Aaron?"

"Yes, I'm Aaron."

"good."

"..."

For a moment, Aaron didn't know how to answer the conversation, nor could he guess what the old man wanted to express.

Fortunately, before he could think about it, Tu Antiwan continued: "It's just that I didn't expect to meet you here..."

Obviously, these words were not meant for Aaron.

As they spoke, a faint supernatural aura emerged, isolating their voices from the outside world.

From the perspective of others, they can only see the two people's slightly moving lips and many syllables of unknown meaning.

Furthermore, even if someone eavesdrops deliberately during the moment of passing by, most likely they will not be able to hear anything substantive.

"It was just an accident." Ruosiqia took over the topic naturally, letting out his soul breath and communicating with Tuantivan through the cover of Aaron's mouth.

"Is this body your reincarnation? Or is it your back-up?"

As a tower owner who has experienced countless ups and downs, Tu Antivan also knows the reincarnation of the Moon Tower.

The moment he felt Ruosiqia's breath, his first reaction was this.

Only follow-up means such as reincarnation can explain why Ruosiqia can appear in front of him again today, decades later.

Tu Antiwan had to sigh with emotion: "I didn't expect that you could actually survive the natural disaster."

"It was just a fluke. At that time, I was desperate and never expected to survive. Well, maybe at that time, the living me would be more terrifying and disgusting than the dead me."

"Then you know about the tower spirit?"

"I know a little bit. Gad didn't tell me everything, and I don't want to know your plans."

Aware of the probing meaning in Tu Antivan's words, Ruosiqia quickly responded, "Ged and I just made a deal. I told some of the secret knowledge, and he was responsible for providing additional information to the Tower of the Moon. resource."

"It's just a deal..."

Having said this, Tuantivan sighed unexpectedly to Aaron.

He did not speak again, but looked at the surrounding scenery in a trance, letting Aaron slowly push the wheelchair and watch the passers-by.

"Just a deal."

After a few breaths, Ruosiqia responded calmly.

"Perhaps we can cooperate?"

"No," Roskia quickly rejected Tu Antivan's invitation, "You can't understand what fear and powerlessness are before facing Him.

Besides, I'm not interested in your plans either. There are still a lot of things waiting for me to deal with in the Moon Tower. "

"I heard that the group of water tribes on the east coast of the kingdom seem to have a historical heritage. It seems to be a lost civilization."

Tu Antivan mentioned it without starting or ending.

"That has nothing to do with me, Tu Antivan."

Mentioning this matter seemed to touch Ruosiqia's reverse scales, and her voice instantly became colder.

"No, no, no, I think the Tower of the Moon also needs historical information, right?

I can find a way to persuade His Majesty to look eastward.

Think about it, new historical materials and records, haven’t you always liked these things? "

Only Tu Antiwan, a veteran of three dynasties, had the confidence to say such a thing.

In the entire Algrant Kingdom, only a few people can interfere with His Majesty's decision-making.

Ruosiqia said without mercy: "But you are about to die. You are different when you are alive and you are after death."

Even if Ruosiqia didn't understand the rules of the Algrant Kingdom, he could vaguely guess them.

For some people, their words during their lifetime carry great weight, and their promises are worth thousands of dollars.

Perhaps it could be implemented while Tu Antiwan was still alive.

But what about after his death?

Death is like a lamp going out.