The Mystery:The Witch and the Scourge

Using the same color of flame, it’s another “witch”!

Louise was obviously a little surprised. She originally thought that the little boy was so persistent and bold in chasing after him, perhaps because he had encountered an insurmountable problem, a matter of life and death, and was preparing to ask her for help.

Maybe the boy had already looked for many people, but no one was willing to help, so he took a huge risk to find himself, a strange and powerful Beyonder... just like the boy Louise had helped.

But she didn't expect that the boy would actually say this first sentence straight to the point.

But I have to admit that Louise was indeed aroused by this sentence, because she knew one thing very well. Before she arrived at Olavi Island, there was an unknown "witch" on a ship.

The ship that departs early will also be destined for Olavi Island.

In other words, besides myself, there is at least one other "witch" on the island.

Louise had speculated that the person might be a member of the "Witch Sect". After all, except for her own special case, it is difficult for wild "Witches" to appear.

Unexpectedly, on the second day after arriving on the island, she found clues about the mysterious "witch", which surprised her.

The boy in front of me is not an extraordinary person at all, and his clothes are relatively simple, but he can tell the clues of a mid-sequence "witch". It seems a bit strange?

"What do you know? And who asked you to come to me?" Louise asked in a bad tone.

The boy probably thought of the horrific scene in the "Sweet Lemon" bar just now, and was suddenly frightened. However, he found that Louise had no intention of taking action, so he plucked up the courage to say:

"No one asked me to come to you. I have actually seen a woman using black flames!"

This child didn't get to the point at all... Louise had no choice but to ask directly again:

"Where did you see the woman using black flames?"

The boy cautiously raised his head and glanced up, then quickly lowered his head and whispered:

"at my place."

Now it was Louise's turn to be surprised. What did "seen at home" mean? Could it be that the boy had a "witch" in his home?

She frowned and continued to ask:

"Then why did you come to me? Was it instigated by that woman?"

The boy quickly waved his hands and shook his head, flatly denying:

"No, I came to you myself... That's not right, I met you by chance. That woman didn't instruct me because she has been in a coma for three days."

Comatose! Louise was even more surprised that a comatose "witch" was adopted into a home by a boy. How could this storyline be both familiar and strange at the same time...

She then spoke and repeated the question:

"Then why did you come to me?"

After chatting for a while, the boy's breathing gradually became much calmer. He scratched his head and replied with some embarrassment:

"I heard that there are many organizations among Extraordinaries, and Extraordinaries who use the same extraordinary abilities are most likely members of the same organization, so I want you to save people."

What a simple thought. Unfortunately, many Extraordinaries of the same sequence will often be life-and-death enemies... But there is a doubt in this. Even in the perception of ordinary people on Olavi Island, Extraordinaries

It's not a secret, but how could a child know so much information?

"Who did you listen to?" Louise asked, she needed to find out whether this was a trap?

Although letting an ordinary boy seduce her was an almost impossible trap, she couldn't let her guard down casually.

Under Louise's deep gaze, the boy didn't panic much, but he was a little depressed and said bluntly:

"Dad told me, but he and mom haven't been back for a long time."

This reason is quite reasonable. It seems that the boy's father is an extraordinary person, maybe a member of some extraordinary organization... Louise secretly pondered for a moment, if this is not a trap, then

Maybe you can go and take a look at the unconscious "witch".

After thinking about it, she said in a deep voice:

"Tell the story of your encounter with the unconscious woman in detail, without leaving out any details."

The boy nodded heavily, spoke excitedly, and told all the information without reservation.

It turns out that he did not meet the "witch" proactively, but completely passively.

The story is not complicated. One day, the boy came home from outside and found a woman inexplicably in his living room. She was still burning with black flames, but she was still alive. Moreover, the flames did not ignite anything in the living room.

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It was precisely because of this that the boy judged that the black flame used by Louise was the same kind as the woman's flame.

After discovering the woman in the living room, the boy immediately recognized that she was an extraordinary person, but he couldn't wake her up, and he couldn't get close to the black flame at all.

After being nurtured by his extraordinary father on a daily basis, the boy did not have much trust in official power. Moreover, when he first saw the woman, he felt that she was very innocent and pitiful.

So, after a short period of confusion, he did not choose to call the police.

But he couldn't get close to the woman shrouded in black flames at all. He was worried about the danger and did not dare to stay at home, so he went out to find a place to stay for one night, but when he returned home the next day, he found that the woman was still there.

After waiting for three full days, the woman seemed to be unable to wake up. The boy was very anxious about this, so he went to the most famous "Sweet Lemon" bar on Olavi Island to try to find some solutions.

method.

Whether it's to wake up a woman or move her out of his home, boys can accept it, at least they can't stay like this forever!

After that, he saw Louise instantly killing the pirates, using the same black flame, so he had the courage to chase after her...

After listening to the boy's explanation, Louise did not immediately express her position.

The black flame burning on the "witch" is to protect herself and prevent others from being found through divination and other methods. If you add in the fact that she is unconscious until now, it is easy to guess the general situation.

She must have had a fight with the enemy, and was finally defeated. As for the reason for her coma, it may be due to some special methods of the enemy.

As for the boy in front of him, he was only fascinated by the slight charm deliberately shown by the "witch", so he did not cause any secondary harm to him.

After pondering, Louise asked one last question:

"What does that woman look like?"

The boy recalled it and described:

"Very beautiful, as beautiful as you, wearing a purple dress and an exquisite crown on her head..."

Louise's eyes moved slightly, and she finally decided:

"Come on, take us to your home."