Whispering Verse

There are two divination venues, one is the basement of Belindel Manor, and the other is the deck of the "Brilliant Messenger". The Countess originally planned to climb Belindel's Big Ben, but she gave up considering the current situation.

The witch followers came to help. The great witch of fate took a fancy to Agelina's "chaos" core spirit rune, and even let the little princess with only one ring participate.

It's just that the divination results in the basement were not very good in the early stage, but fortunately after they moved to the deck of the cruise ship, I don't know whether it was luck or the two fortune-tellers suddenly performed exceptionally. They actually got the divination in the large-scale water divination ceremony. result:

"[Dragon Eater Order] indeed has a dragon scale in its hand, a scale of a brass dragon!"

The countess frowned and took a step back from the edge of the swimming pool on the deck. Luvia closed her eyes and slowly breathed out to calm her surging spirit:

"I remember you said that the person related to the brass dragon scales is most likely the Hawthorne family?"

"Yes, although the scales cannot represent the entire family, I still think that the Hawthorne family is most likely to be the one with the deepest ties to the cultists among the seven major families!"

The countess looked at the light in the candles on the surrounding decks, which gradually went out as the ceremony ended:

"Although there are no ring warlocks in this generation except me among the seven major families, everyone is doing something secretly. Okay, even the scales are out, Hawthorne."

She seemed to have made up her mind, and then suddenly raised her hand to hold her right shoulder.

"What's wrong?"

Luvia asked with concern, Bella Belindel shook her head slightly:

"Ever since Shade used that strange technique to put this sage-level relic on my shoulder, every time I divined a result that was closely related to my own destiny, the bead would appear abnormal. But my The injury is almost healed, and it will take time to take it out.”

"Xia De doesn't need this for the time being. There are a lot of good things in the basement at home. You can keep them for now."

Luvia said, and then suggested:

"We are both in pretty good shape now. Do you want to continue divination?"

"Are you going to divine the remaining two dragon scales?"

"Of course not. Continuous divination of the same type of things will lead to a decrease in the success rate of divination. Bella, do you want to try a difficult divination?"

Luvia asked with a smile. The eleventh-level witch certainly refused to admit defeat:

"Of course, what about divination?"

"To predict Shade's recent fortune, use the divination cards we are most familiar with. Give it a try. Although his fate is unpredictable, I have not failed."

With that said, she took out her deck, and the blonde countess also confidently took out her deck. After successfully performing the most critical divination, she was in a pretty good mood at the moment:

"This is really interesting, so come on."

Two soothsayers stood on the deck in the night mist, throwing their decks upward at the same time. There was night wind in the fog at the pier, but what was very magical was that the hundreds of cards thrown by them not only were not blown away by the wind, but did not even fall downwards.

Around Miss Belindel and Luvia, the cards rotated rapidly around their own central axis.

Neither of the two fortune tellers carefully observed the patterns on the cards. They either turned around or raised their hands to grab the cards based on their own feelings.

The two touched the cards almost at the same time, and their expressions changed at the same time after seeing the cards in their hands.

With a crash, the cards spinning around them began to fall. They almost subconsciously stretched out their hands to grab the next one, so their hands, one left and one right, reached forward at the same time and grabbed the same card.

With a splashing sound, all other cards fell to the deck, and seven or eight cards even fell into the swimming pool. The back of the card they were holding was facing them.

The female diviners who were familiar with fate certainly knew that this was unusual, but they maintained their current postures and showed the first card they had just received.

Luvia holds "death" in her hands, and Miss Belindel holds "death" in her hands.

Of course, the two pairs of divination cards each contained a "death" card, and they actually drew them all.

In the night mist, the expressions of the two of them changed almost completely simultaneously, and then Luvia let go of her extended right hand, allowing Miss Belindel to turn over the third card.

"There are only two 'death' cards in both decks."

The countess pursed her lips and spoke softly, but it sounded like she was comforting herself. And when the third divination card was also displayed in front of them, there were thousands of phantoms standing on the dark water on the card, and the silver moon half submerged in the water in the background seemed to really be able to make the cards glow.

And the text on the top of this divination card is still "Death".

"This is not the card of 'Death', it is my relic, the [Odd Painting Divination Card]!"

The great witch of fate gritted her teeth and said, but more out of fear. According to the characteristics of the relic, once the effect of the [Odd Painting Divination Card] is triggered, that is, when it actively appears and gives the card face, the accuracy of this divination will be very high.

"fine."

Luvia put her hand on the shoulder of the witch next to her, and she suppressed her inner uneasiness:

"It's not like Shade has never died before. When he was in Middleburg, he had already entered death. This time, maybe he needs to go into that ghost place, for example, to find the Dark Chosen One for help."

Although this was what she said herself, she herself did not believe it:

"Don't tell Shade or anyone else about this first."

Luvia said again, her purple eyes with a worried expression glowing slightly in the night mist.

Miss Belinder agreed:

"Whether it is true or not, if you tell him, it may lead him to this result. We are not the interpreters of fate. What we see is just the appearance of fate in the material world."

"I'll write a letter in a moment and give that letter to Carina the next time you have a meeting and ask her to send someone to call Joy Barton and Marilyn Handel."

Luvia said again, and the countess thought for a while before remembering who these two people were:

"You want them to help prevent possible death?"

"No, Bella, we know best that trying to prevent fate makes it easier for fate to happen. I was just thinking, even if Shade really enters death, I will find someone to bring him back!"

The temperament she displayed inadvertently while speaking was already a bit close to that of long-haired Luvia. The countess, who had been plagued by the "purple-eyed nightmare" for the past few months, was startled and thought Luvia was going to lose control.

"The priest is in Moon Bay, the nun is in Moon Bay, and if Joey Barton is there too, then I will see how he dares to die!"

Luvia gritted her teeth and said, of course she was also worried about the results of the divination. For some reason, Miss Belindel felt that Luvia in front of her was a little scary, so she took the initiative to change the topic:

"Why hasn't Shade come back after being out for so long? Let's go out and greet him."

So, when Shade returned to the nearby dock with the [Star Sword Stone], he saw Miss Belindel and Luvia walking towards them with more than a dozen high-level witch followers.

He also thought that Luvia and Miss Belindel were planning some action.

Shade brought two relics according to the agreement with Mr. Chekov, and of course he successfully obtained the Star Sword Stone. This relic has never been seen in the Sixth Age, and the witches have only heard of it, so they are quite curious about it.

But in fact, the appearance of this secretkeeper-level relic is not very outstanding, and it is more like a strange "crystal" than a "stone".

The blue crystal was about as big as Shade's two fists, and it was heavy to hold. The relic itself can emit a blue light on its own. When Miss Elisa temporarily extinguished the lights in the cabin, the entire cat face of little Mia in front of the crystal was reflected in blue.

"Little Mia has turned into a blue cat!"

Shade whispered, but because cats couldn't understand human speech, they didn't fight back.

[Star Sword Stone] If you want to use its characteristics to summon the activated meteorite, you need to hit it with thunder on a clear night. Shade himself knows how to use [Thunder Spear], but unfortunately the fog in Moon Bay has not cleared yet, so he cannot test how powerful the activated meteorite summoned by this thing is for the time being.

"Miss Elisa, please store this relic on your ship first. The identity of the chosen one is basically confirmed. I think we may use it at any time."

The ship girl naturally agreed, and Miss Aurora planned to strengthen the security of the ship to prevent anyone from snatching this vital relic.

The night was already dark, and this Monday Shade did not stay in Yuewan for the night, but returned home with little Mia.

The ladies at home were already waiting for him to come back, and the supper was ready. When Shade was eating the supper, he suddenly felt that he had eaten too much recently, so he thought about whether he should give Xiaomi some food before taking photos of Miss Gaode. Ya lose weight.

Dorothy and Carina also sat down around the dining table, listening to Shade telling the last story of the time key this morning while eating.

The Duchess was just sentimental about the sacrifice of the newborn witch and thought she was a very good girl. Dorothy was more concerned about Shade's new spiritual runes and mythical locks:

"Rewinding time because of persistence?"

She watched Shade pick up the butter bun:

"Lecia's sublimation words in Central are this story. Perhaps, she can also understand this story from the perspective of time."

Because Dorothy was still feeling unwell, and she had spent a good time with Shade in the study in the morning, it was still the red-haired duchess who returned to the bedroom with Shade that night.

She probably saw that Shade was very tired, so she was on top this time because she felt sorry for him.