The Mystery:The Witch and the Scourge

Preparing for a dance is a tedious and meticulous job, especially in a gathering place of aristocratic gatherings like Beckland, which attaches great importance to etiquette and norms. If there is a slight mistake, people will be laughed at.

However, it is precisely because of this that the arrangement of the dance party has its own unique process, which is conventional and lacks novelty.

Louise has made many arrangements in her bedroom in detail, so that the arrival of "guests" feel at home as much as possible, come and go with pleasure.

"Have all the invitations been sent out?" she asked.

The maid was confident and replied seriously: "It has been sent out, and most of the guests have conveyed a signal of willingness to participate, but a lady directly rejected the invitation..."

"Oh?" Louise asked curiously, "Who is it?"

The maid glanced at Louise and gave the answer quickly:

"It's Mrs. Corlia, whose husband died on duty and is preparing for a funeral and has no time to accept the invitation."

Well? Major General Bright has been dead for so long, why has his death been just passed back to Beckland... Louise expressed confusion about this, but she just replied indifferently:

"That's all, that's fine."

…………

In the evening, the dance party was held as scheduled.

As the first dance party held after Louise came to Beckland, if something was not really delayed, the guests who received the invitation would basically give face to attend.

In fact, this dance should have been held long ago, but Louise was delayed by herself before rushing to Tingen. As soon as the "Five Pounds Kill Ambassador" incident occurred, Louise had to go with the flow and add some to the dance.

Stimulating elements.

Guests flocked to the crowd, more or less expressing novelty and praise to Louise for the dance, but what surprised the people even more were the other familiar faces who were present tonight.

Earl Hall's baby daughter, Miss Audrey was present, and Viscount Learson's youngest son, Cons, Viscount Connor, Viscount Glylint, etc., are mostly some truly influential nobles.

Not the descendants of Beckland's most down-and-out nobles.

"It seems that this new arrival Miss Louise is not simple!" This is the thought deep in the hearts of many guests.

Smiling and constantly greeting, Louise could almost guess what these people were thinking, and she thought with a little satisfaction: "If you tell me what I almost invited Prince Edsack to the dance tonight, I'm afraid it will make me

More people were surprised.”

She had this idea once, and although Prince Edsack would most likely decline, Tris would definitely accept it if he couldn't resist... However, the extraordinary guards around His Highness could not predict, and Louise finally gave up the invitation.

Keeping a smile along the way, Louise discovers a strange pair of combinations as her cheek muscles are about to become stiff.

Fors was wearing a dress and outlined a well-proportioned figure, while Miss Hug was next to her was wearing a knight outfit, a tender face, short and concise. If you guessed correctly, there should be a handful of three hidden inside the lining on her waist.

Blades...

Louise walked towards the two of them and bowed slightly and said:

"Welcome tonight's dance party, I hope you can have fun."

"It's our honor, Miss Louise."

Fors responded politely, and Miss Xiu beside her bowed, but did not repeat the answer.

"To be honest, I was surprised when I saw the invitation you sent someone to send me!" Fors joked, as if he was just a greeting.

Louise looked at Fors with a smile on her face and Miss Hug with a serious expression, and smiled and said:

"After tonight, your doubts will be relieved."

"But..." She changed her mind and said, "It was not me who invited you, but Miss Audrey. She offered to solve your doubts."

Forth and Hug looked at each other, both surprised that Miss Audrey was involved in such a dangerous and extraordinary event. She turned around and asked carefully:

“Is there any danger?”

Louise laughed silently and pointed at the guests around her chatting and laughing, and asked:

"What do you think?"

"Please forgive my offense." Fors smiled awkwardly, then pulled Hugh to the direction where Miss Audrey stood.

Louise stayed in place, finally calmed down for a while, raised her glass and took a sip of red wine, feeling the passing of time, but did not see Berkeron coming as promised.

However, according to reliable news, the Embassy of Intis did not hold a dance party, and Berkelan should appear here to get rid of suspicion. What's more, he is also waiting for him tonight...

…

While thinking, I suddenly found that the "Divider" lady dressed in a maid in the corner gave a wink. Louise was delighted and looked at the door. Sure enough, she saw Berkeron walking into the dance hall with relaxed and confident steps.

He looks full of success.

Berkelon has the qualifications to be proud. Under his leadership, his Intis intelligence personnel were playing around with MINI No. 9, but he calmly came to the dance party, preparing to welcome the last "temptation" to leave Beckland

People gifts”.

He noticed that the owner of the dance was walking towards him with his eyes slightly lit. Louise was wearing a crimson long skirt, with hollowed-out shoulders, flowing and smooth black hair, and her deer-like eyes seemed to have many words hidden.

"Miss Louise, you haven't seen each other for two days, your charm is simply irresistible."

Berkelon kissed Louise's left hand, and then he enthusiastically praised.

During the two days interval, he took the time to send someone to investigate Louise. The conclusion he came to was normal. The latter came from the Southern Continent and was working hard to get into the circle of nobles... Berkeron saw such people.

So I readily agreed.

"Mr. Ambassador is still so honest." Louise responded, with a slightly lively expression.

It was Berkelon's turn to be slightly stunned. He almost thought he had returned to Intis, because Beckland's lady and wife were relatively conservative and reserved, and rarely heard such interesting answers.

He laughed twice, saying, "I like your candor."

"If you have the chance to go to Intis in the future, you will definitely fall in love with it."

Louise showed her eyes of interest and said happily: "I have always had the idea of ​​going to various kingdoms to visit. At that time, the ambassador will do his best to be a landlord!"

Berkeron patted his chest gently and generously promised:

"Make sure Miss Louise is at home and feel the enthusiasm of Intis and the unique customs and customs."

"I'm really looking forward to it!" Louise blinked, then her eyes fell on Berkelon's face and invited:

"But now it should be time to dance."