Elven King of Bugs

Bai Chen wants to hear the story of Geng Gui.

What kind of relationship humans and elves should maintain has always been a problem in this world. Although the relationship between trainers and elves seems to be very close, in fact, there are still many people who only regard them as fighting tools.

At first glance, this question seems to have nothing to do with the current situation, but if you listen to how wild elves, especially the unpopular ghosts, get along with ordinary people, you may be able to find the answer to the question, even if it is just a scratch.

Well, actually these are not the reasons, just a little curiosity.

Faced with Bai Chen's question, Geng Gui seemed particularly calm, while Rotom looked at Bai Chen and then at Geng Gui. He didn't care, it just depends on what the boss decides.

Soon, Gengar suddenly grinned.

"Jie Jie"

With Gengar's laughter, the scene in front of him changed rapidly. Gengar and Rotom in front of him, Yaxuan and Lucario on the side, and the Giant Needle Bee, Heracross and Scorpio behind him all disappeared, leaving only Bai Chen was alone.

Another fantasy

Bai Chen was slightly startled and soon understood.

He couldn't understand Elvish, so Gengar wanted to tell a story, so he had to use this method.

But having said that, being able to recreate past images in the form of illusions, this Gengar is more accomplished in illusion than he imagined.

After knowing that Geng Gui had no ill intentions, Bai Chen was relieved and watched the "documentary" played by Geng Gui attentively.

There was no difference between the first floor before and now. It was still so empty. The only difference was that the carpet was brightly colored and cleaner than what Bai Chen had seen before, and the stairs looked much stronger than before.

Before he could understand it, the scene changed quickly, and Bai Chen came to a study room.

The wall on one side of the study room is a huge bookshelf filled with all kinds of books, including mystery novels, fairy tales, popular science books, and even some reference books, such as those introducing the types of elves and world geography.

On the other side of the window are desks and chairs. There are several books stacked on the desk at the moment. Next to the books, there is a pen and a stack of manuscripts, neatly stacked in the middle of the desk.

Isn't this the study room on the second floor?

Although there are a lot of books on the bookshelf and a stack of manuscripts on the desk, there is no difference in the placement of the furniture. The scenery that can be seen from behind the window is also very similar. This is obviously the most beautiful place in the whole villa. Luxurious study room.

Bai Chen vaguely guessed the next development.

Sure enough, the scene changed again. The study was still the same study, but there was an old man with gray hair behind the desk. He was wearing a pair of ancient gold-rimmed glasses, holding a book in his hand, and was reading carefully.

This old man was about 70 or [-] years old. His appearance didn't have much of a feature. He was holding a book in both hands and his expression was so focused that the shadow behind him grew silently, and he didn't notice it at all.

Well, normal people really don’t pay attention to their own shadows.

The lengthening of the shadow is just the beginning. Just when the shadow has grown to twice its original length, a gust of cold wind blows, accompanied by a strange laughter of "Jie Jie Jie"

Bai Chen looked surprised. This illusion could actually convey the sense of touch.

Gengar's prank was really too unoriginal, and he already guessed the ending when he saw the beginning, so Bai Chen's focus shifted to these weird places.

However, one thing is that he was mentally prepared and would not be frightened. However, if a normal person suddenly hears a strange laugh while reading a book and feels an unexpected coldness in his body, he will indeed be quite frightened.

Bai Chen looked at the old man attentively, guessing his next reaction.

Was he so frightened that he threw away the book in his hand, or was he so frightened that he knelt down and begged for mercy?

Unfortunately, Bai Chen guessed wrong.

Hearing this burst of laughter, the old man was stunned at first, and then looked surprised. His eyes suddenly became brighter, and the wrinkles on his face became more obvious under his smile.

"Is it a ghost? It must be a ghost."

The old man looked around, his tone full of expectation.

By coincidence, his eyes swept around and landed on the illusive Bai Chen.

Bai Chen: ""

Although I know you are not referring to me, it is very stressful to be stared at by an old man with hungry eyes.

Perhaps it was the first time that Gengar encountered such a human being who didn't play by the rules. He was a little overwhelmed and subconsciously retracted his body that was already halfway out from the shadow.

The old man said a few words, but never saw any response from the ghost, so he returned to his desk disappointed.

Looking at this scene, Bai Chen suddenly realized

He understood. This old man knew from the beginning that there were ghosts causing trouble. In order to drive them away quietly, he adopted this opposite method. You must know that most ghost elves don't like it. Humans, by showing enthusiasm for them, might scare them away

His approach proved effective.

But when he took a few steps forward and saw the books on the table clearly, he realized that he had gone astray.

The reason is simple. These books are all related to the supernatural, such as The Encyclopedia of Ghost Elves, One Hundred Ways to Scare Ghosts, My Life with Ghosts, and various other types of supernatural books.

This old man is simply a paranormal enthusiast, to be precise, a ghost enthusiast.

No wonder he was so excited.

At the same time, he also speculated that Geng Gui actually cared about the old man, and was probably observing the old man in a corner. Otherwise, the names of these books would not be clearly displayed in the illusion.

Just as Bai Chen expected, the next scenes kept changing.

From the beginning Geng Gui was very unconvinced and wanted to really scare him. Later, scaring and being scared gradually became the daily routine between one person and one elf. Watching Geng Gui change his tricks to tease the old man, the old man remained as calm as ever, and then Showing his enthusiasm, Bai Chen had a smile on his lips.

This kind of strange interaction actually seems to have a kind of peaceful beauty of time.

Seeing this, Bai Chen probably understood the relationship between Geng Gui and the old man. It is definitely unreasonable to say that the old man had been teased for so long and still didn't know that Geng Gui was secretly spying on his life. In the same way, Geng Gui should also He understood that the old man had discovered his existence a long time ago and was just pretending not to know.

But as he watched, Bai Chen had a few more questions: How did the Rotom appear? Did the owner of the villa really never meet Gengar until his death?

All this was quickly answered