Mystery: The Stars Returner

After paying the expensive fee, the written letters can be delivered to every recipient accurately through the developed postal lines of the Republic of Intis.

Even in remote mountain villages, there will be one or two postmen responsible for delivering letters to several nearby villages.

It was already a week later when Aurore Lee received the letter from Trier.

In a quiet small village, the orange-red roofs were wrapped in the diffuse night. A figure sat in the center, hugging his knees and looking at the stars quietly.

This is an unusually beautiful woman with long, thick blond hair, light blue eyes, and bright facial features.

At this time, she looked intently at the sky, looking at the flickering bits of brilliance, her expression as quiet as a statue.

The starry sky is always so desirable. No matter in the past or now, it always looks at everything on this land from a perspective that overlooks everything.

Therefore, she likes the starry sky and the faith of the stars, and she also wishes to join the Church of the Stars.

Even though it was just a branch church of the Church of the Stars in a town, she thought it was pretty good.

"Starry sky, which star will the earth be next to?"

"Can the stars guide the way for those who have lost their hometown and are confused?"

"Yes, He is so kind. He will love His believers and will definitely protect me when I return to my hometown."

After Aurore Lee whispered a few words and praised the stars, her confused eyes gradually solidified.

She is naturally not a native of this world, and even the name Aurora Lee was given to herself by her.

She was originally born as Roche Louise Sanson.

Originally, she wanted to accept this new identity and adapt to the world, but she didn't expect that her family members were all followers of the evil god. She could only find an opportunity to escape and change her name to Aurore Lee.

Currently living as famous writers of "Novel Weekly", many of these time travellers, who do not belong to this era, choose to earn their first pot of gold by writing novels.

There was no way, other simpler ways to make money had been taken away by Russell, a senior time traveler, leaving them with only a few choices.

Although writing novels is not the mainstream nowadays, you can still make ends meet, at least for now.

"Aurore! Aurore!" Calls came from the stairs behind me one after another.

Aurore didn't turn to look back, but simply said: "Call me sister."

"Okay, Aurore."

The person who came was about seventeen or eighteen years old, with a tall and tall body, slender limbs, short black hair, and a pair of light blue eyes.

"Aurore, why are you here looking at the stars every day? Haven't you seen enough?"

While the visitor was talking, he was sitting next to Aurore.

"Lumian, you don't understand what the starry sky means to me, let alone what is in the starry sky."

Aurore sighed, her expression turned dark and she said: "A philosopher once said that there are only two things worthy of awe in this world, one is the morality in the heart, and the other is the starry sky above our heads."

The man named Lumian smiled deliberately and said: "I can answer this question, it was said by Emperor Russell!"

"Pfft..." Aurore laughed.

"Isn't it right? When you hear a very philosophical and high-level words, you can be sure that they were all words said by Emperor Russell." Lumian said with certainty.

Aurore became a little more interested, "What do you think of Emperor Russell?"

"I've never met him. Maybe all the legends about him that have been passed down to later generations are fabricated?" Lumian sighed and said, "Aurore, you are just too naive."

"Call sister." Aurore raised her slender fingers and tapped Lumian on the head.

A smile appeared on Lumian's face, and he nodded heavily: "I will, Aurore."

Aurore laughed and shook her head. She ignored Lumian beside her and continued to look up at the stars.

"I met three strangers tonight, and they were quite generous."

"Stranger?"

Seeing that Aurore seemed to be interested in this matter, Lumian described tonight's little episode in detail and added details.

"You shouldn't mess with the priest casually."

"But I hate him when I see him..." Before Lumian could finish speaking, Aurore stood up.

"Okay, it's time to go to bed, my disobedient brother."

While speaking, Aurore tossed it casually, scattering some silver dust, and then she flew up like a bird, slowly flying down from the roof, and turned to the window on the second floor.

"Aurore, what about me?"

"Climb down by yourself." Aurore's nonchalant voice came from the room lit by candlelight.

Lumian sighed, "One day, I will also master this extraordinary power."

He liked the words of Emperor Russell very much: People always have to dream, what if it comes true?

At night, Lumian had another dream, about the gray fog that never dissipated.

The increasingly frequent dreams gave him a premonition that something big might happen in the near future, although he couldn't even figure out what the dreams represented.

"Maybe I should get you a real hypnotist to find out what's causing this."

After learning that Lumian had that dream again, Aurore had a thoughtful look on her face.

"Are you looking for help from your pen pal again?"

"Why do you care so much? Why don't you think about how to solve your own problems first?"

"I can't think of it..." Lumian muttered.

"If I can master extraordinary power, can I find out what the dream represents?" Lumian's eyes lit up, but soon dimmed again.

"No! Your most important task now is to read and study and prepare for the unified examination of colleges and universities in June."

Lumian wanted to say something else, but was interrupted by Aurore.

After washing up, the two of them finished breakfast, and Aurore returned to her study.

She thought about it for a while, and then started to write a letter to her pen pal.

"Dear Owl, I have received your sincere invitation. I think I should also go to the metropolis to see the market, otherwise I will be eliminated by the times sooner or later."

"Before I go to Trier, I need to ask for your help. Do you know a real hypnotist?"

"You know, I once took in a street boy and treated him as my younger brother. He has been having the same dream frequently recently."

"I am deeply worried about my inability to analyze and decipher the content of the dream and the enlightenment it seeks to bring."

"I think you must know many people in Trier, the most dazzling capital of Intis, who are capable of solving the troubles in my heart."

After Aurore finished writing the letter, she put it in a drawer and waited for the postman to come to the village before mailing it. The postman only came once a week on Wednesdays.

It's a long way to send letters from here to Trier, and the stamps are incredibly expensive.

Fortunately, every time she delivers a letter, she chooses the pay-on-delivery method, letting her pen pal Owl pay for it.

After all, her wealth is not rich at all, and she has to support a growing younger brother, so she is really struggling financially.

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"Aurore! Aurore..." Lumian's knocking and shouting sounded outside the door.

Aurore put away her things before opening the door and going out.

"What happened again? Or did you get into trouble again?"

"..." Lumian's face fell, "Aurore, am I so unreliable in your eyes?"

"When did you ever let me worry?" Aurore stared at Lumian. Lumian, who felt guilty, looked away and said, "I'm just here to ask you what you want to eat at noon?"

"Scrambled eggs with tomatoes." Aurore replied casually.

"Okay, Aurore, I think my cooking skills are much improved than before."

While talking, Lumitian glanced at the study inadvertently before leaving to prepare lunch.