The Mystery:The Witch and the Scourge

The appearance of "Desperate Nightingale" Panatia represents the complete failure of the entire operation.

Not only that, the things Louise thought of because of this made her even more unwilling to believe it.

The timing of Panatia's appearance was too perfect to be a coincidence, so there was only one explanation left. She had already known all of her and Triss' plans... Louise was horrified by this idea.

Because, to a certain extent, this confirmed one thing: she had unknowingly fallen into the story woven by "0-08".

And obviously when she was in Tingen, Louise could always stay away from the story of "0-08"... She had always regarded this as the shielding effect of the "hidden state", but today Panatia's

appears, seems to indicate that this "shielding" has failed?

Louise is not particularly worried that she will encounter a particularly big danger. After all, it takes a long time for "0-08" to control a person's death, and she can leave the city of Backlund at any time, and she can escape from this place.

kind of control.

Unless Ince Zangwill forcibly summons the meteorite, Louise is currently considered a member of the "Witch Cult". Without Panatia's opening, he will not cause too many troubles. Today's incident is proof.

What Louise is really worried about is that she was able to escape from the vision of "0-08" because of the "Night Goddess"'s care before. Does the current situation prove that she has lost this care?

I just wanted to admire the dignity of the goddess, how could it become like this?

As a person with many secrets hidden in her body, she hopes to gradually uncover this layer of mystery, but she does not want to lose the interest brought by the secret before that... This is a bit greedy, but Louise has no intention of doing so.

There are two ways to go...

Standing at the place where she and Tris had agreed to meet, Louise had enough time to think about these things, because after Panatia brought her here, she left to talk to Mr. A about the matter.

Even the place they agreed on was clearly known, which made Louise even more sure of her guess, it must be "0-08"'s fault!

Not long after, Triss arrived as promised, but Louise didn't look happy at all. She could only look at her helplessly, her eyes passing by the sapphire ring, and she couldn't help but lament in her heart:

"It's all in vain!"

"But Will Asceptin would probably approve of it."

The next second, Panatia's figure appeared beside her, and Triss's expression changed from surprise, to anger, and finally to indifference, and she simply asked:

"How did you come?"

Panatia chuckled lightly, but she didn't seem to be angry at all. She took a step forward and said:

"Caring for the younger generations is a tradition within the sect. Why, don't you welcome me?"

Triss looked at her calmly and said nothing.

Louise's mood is relatively calm. She is not as "desperate" as Triss. The failure of this operation will bring considerable consequences to her, but she will never be as "desperate" as Triss.

Suddenly, Panatia seemed curious, then turned around and faced Louise, and asked aloud:

"What benefits did Triss give you? Why did you help her?"

In the original plan, Triss would leave Backlund without anyone noticing, while Louise would pretend not to know anything, and the reason given would be:

"Cooperate with Mr. A to target the 'Nighthawks' and create chaos. Isn't this the task you assigned me?"

But the current situation was really embarrassing. She took a deep breath and answered truthfully:

"That ring."

"Oh, really?" Panatia looked a little surprised by this and asked: "Why do you want to get that ring?"

Louise put on a frank and lenient attitude and answered seriously:

"Because Triss digests the potion very quickly, I think it's because of the ring."

Panatia nodded, probably in agreement. Finally, she even glanced at Louise with admiration and said with a smile:

"Although things are irreversible, I now feel that giving that ring to you back then might have been a good choice."

Forget it, my purpose and yours are very different... Louise smiled, deliberately bringing some bitterness, which naturally has different meanings in the eyes of different people.

Triss simply stood there, quietly watching the conversation between the two without saying a word.

Until Panatia turned to her:

"What about you? Do you want to go back by yourself, or do you want me to take you back in person?"

Triss's face finally showed some confusion. She didn't care what kind of punishment she would receive, but she never thought that Panatia would choose to give up pursuing her escape. Isn't this a right to "

The betrayal of the "Witch Cult"? What's more, he is planning to give away a "0" level sealed object!

However, she also realized something clearly through this, that is, her experiences during this period were closely related to "Desperate Nightingale" Panatia, and she was even one of the leaders.

Finally, she glanced at Louise with no meaning, then turned around and left without any hesitation.

Since we can still live, there is hope for everything.

Watching Triss out of sight, Panatia said without looking back:

"I don't want this to happen a second time."

Louise bowed and responded: "Okay, 'Ms. Desperate'."

"Also, your cooperation with Mr. A ends here." Panatia then gave another instruction.

It seems that her attempt with Triss is not without effect. Panatia seems not to intend to delay it any longer, and may have to take final action in advance. The private conversation she had with Mr. A just now is evidence... Louise

This thought quickly flashed through my mind, and I respectfully agreed.

"I told you, I'm more optimistic about you than Triss." Panatia suddenly turned around, looked at Louise with cold eyes, and said:

"This is not a lie, but you have to know that this is not the reason for your betrayal."

At this time, Louise could no longer continue to be flattering. She raised her head pretending to be stubborn and retorted:

"I have never thought about betrayal. Triss is also a member of the sect."

Panatia laughed "haha" twice: "If it weren't for this, do you think you could still be standing here?"

"Did I tell you not to get involved in Triss's mission? Have you forgotten?"

Louise slowly lowered her head, as if admitting she was wrong, but she was thinking in her heart:

"You are a demigod, you have the final say."

"Go ahead and be prepared to leave Backlund soon." Panatia gave the last instruction, and the figure disappeared from the spot in an instant.

Louise was thoughtful, leaning slightly into the air in front of her and said:

"As you command, 'Ms. Desperate.'"

Before leaving, she took a look at the Red Rose Manor not far away. It looked magnificent and noble, like a palace.