I weave my destiny in parallel time and space

When the early morning sunlight of the next day poured into the room through the window, Alicia opened her eyes in confusion.

The fire in front of her was almost extinguished, leaving only rose-colored charcoal and white ashes. Then, she discovered the black coat draped around her body.

Alicia woke up immediately. She quickly wanted to get up from her seat, but the crunching sound of her bones made her freeze in place.

A pain from bottom to top spread throughout her body, and she let out a low groan and sat back down again. Only now did she remember that she was no longer the same person she was in her twenties.

She raised her hands with protruding joints and touched her face, feeling the drooping skin and wrinkles. She was in a terrible mood.

She looked at the fire, looking at the fire that was about to go out. She panicked and added more firewood from the basket on one side, and then raked away some ashes.

It has to be said that the owner of this castle is really too lazy. The ashes accumulated on this furnace can be used as fertilizer to plant several acres of land.

As new firewood was added, orange-red flames burned from the firewood, small and curled, and then, a face popped out from the gap.

"Good morning." Calcifer said enthusiastically, "Did you sleep well last night? You can actually sleep on the sofa next to me. It's more comfortable."

"Thank you for your kindness, but I wish you could say it earlier." Alicia said, "My body is so painful now that I can't even stand up."

Then she looked at the black coat on her body, "Whose clothes are these, and who put them on me?"

Although she asked this question, Alicia already had the answer in her mind. Her sense of smell was still very sensitive. The owner of the smell on this dress danced with her the night before.

"Is he back?" Alicia asked concerned.

"Two hours after you fell asleep," Calcifer said.

Alicia subconsciously looked back at the stairs behind her. When she saw no one came down, she asked Calcifer in a low voice.

"Did he say anything about my uninvited visit?"

"Don't worry, I'm a fire demon! Even for the sake of my Lord Calcifer, he will let you stay here for one night!" Calcifer said confidently, burning brightly.

"That's not what you said last night." Alicia teased.

"Ahem." Calcifer coughed twice, "After all, the contract is two-way."

"So how much did he give you to be able to use you like this?" Alicia asked curiously.

"You know, I can't say."

Alicia sighed helplessly, "It's really annoying magic."

She struggled to get up from her seat, her whole body creaking, and she staggered towards the window she had never cared about last night.

What surprised her was that the window outside the window was not the town of Romil, but a port city. She saw a sloping, unpaved street, and quite simple houses on both sides of the street, as well as the exposed behind the house. The towering mast.

Further away, you can still see the sparkling sea, on which many fishing boats are sailing.

"Where is this?" Alicia turned back to look at Calcifer in surprise.

"There is a small town in the south called Eagle Point. It is also the real location of the inner structure of this castle and my true body."

"Ok."

After experiencing the whole day yesterday, she was already immune to this kind of thing, and she began to look at this place seriously.

It was a little smaller than she imagined, with black beams hanging low from the ceiling. Of course, this might be because there was more space upstairs.

I didn't look carefully when I came in the evening because it was too dark, but now I saw that it was really dirty. In addition to the ashes accumulated in the furnace, the wooden boards on the floor were stained with oil and were very slippery, and there were dusty towels hanging on the beams. Spider web.

Alicia casually wiped the table on one side, and her fingers were covered with dust. She glanced at the sink on the left side of the stove, staring at the pink and gray mucus inside, as well as the mucus dripping from the water pump above, and couldn't help but gasp. A chill.

To be honest, her impression of Char in the past was: mysterious, elegant, and very gentleman. Judging from the way the wilderness witch cursed herself for him, she must be very charming.

But now, this image was a little shaken, and she remembered what Calcifer said about Char as a very casual person.

It seems that this casualness has something to do with laziness.

Alicia looked at the stairs again, but the man still hadn't come down, and Alicia had no intention of going up to look for him. She walked towards the door, wanting to take a look outside.

In all her life, she had never seen the sea. She stood by the door and opened it carefully. However, it was obvious that she was not familiar with how to open the door. She turned the doorknob and the sound of the bell dinged. With a sound, the four-color dial on the door turned to green.

The door slowly opened, and she looked confusedly at the slowly moving mountain scenery in front of her. She watched the heather sweep under the door as the castle moved. She felt the breeze in the mountain blowing through her hair, and listened to The rumble and click of the castle's movement.

She closed the door again, tried to turn the door handle, and then opened it, and the appearance of the port town appeared in front of her.

A woman walked out of the house in front of her, trying to sweep the dust towards the street. Behind the house, a huge sail was trying to raise its mast, startling a sea of ​​seagulls, who were soaring on the sparkling sea.

So what is yellow?

With curiosity, Alicia tried the previous action again. There was a faint smell of kerosene mixed with moisture. Exquisite carriages and rich people were walking on the street. The streets on both sides of the street were more beautiful than those in Eagle Point Town. Tall and gorgeous.

Although Alicia spends most of her time in the palace, she is still very familiar with the smell of the streets of the imperial capital, so she recognized where it was almost instantly.

"This is a wizard's castle." Alicia said to herself.

Patapapap~

The slow sound of feet stepping on the wooden boards coming down the stairs came from behind, and Alicia turned her head subconsciously.

A man came down the stairs.

He was tall and tall, with dark messy middle hair, and sleepy black eyes, showing tranquility and laziness. He also saw himself. He casually leaned against the guardrail of the stairs and spoke with a slight smile on his lips. road.

"Good morning, uninvited guest."

Alicia was silent for a moment and then replied.

"Good morning."