Water and Fire Twins Magician

Jacques couldn't speak yet, but how could Gandalf, who lived in the same room with him, not feel his emotional fluctuations?

"I know, I know. These big white rabbits are exclusively for you. I swear on my life's reputation that I will never peek at them." Gandalf's proud voice sounded in Jacques' head.

If Jacques had known what Gandalf meant by honor, he would have known that the oath was worthless.

Time goes back to a month ago, the night when Castro was reborn as Jacques.

Everyone should remember that Jacques' body was originally killed and abandoned in the ruins of Marsala.

It was impossible to explain why the dead baby suddenly returned home healthy, but the family did not find anything unusual when they saw Jacques return.

So, who knew that the baby had been killed?

It is certain that the murderer must have known, but Jacques' mother, Beruni, did not know. Otherwise, even if she could pretend to be anxious to find her biological child, she would be scared to death after seeing Jacques.

Jacques was a newborn and his mother was the closest person to him. Even his mother didn't know about it, which means that Jacques' murder was an absolute secret.

In the town of Marsala, there is a tradition that children with fire attributes must be killed. If Jacques was really publicly tried by the town and sacrificed to appease the anger of the guardian goddess Helen, then returning to the village would definitely mean death, and his mother and family would not be unaware of his death.

But if this was just a lynching, there would be a glimmer of hope for Jacques.

"That damn Richard and Paul trapped me here. What's the difference between me and a useless person? How can I protect the heir?" Gandalf gritted his teeth whenever he thought of the two people who betrayed him.

The above reasoning naturally comes from Gandalf.

Our protagonist, Mr. Jacques, had no idea how dangerous the situation he was about to face was. At this moment, he was lying in his mother's arms, enjoying the soft and warm fragrance of her.

In fact, every child has experienced this feeling in ignorance, and it is not uncommon.

The point is, Jacques is not ignorant, and it wasn’t actually his real mother who gave him this experience.

"Hey, we still have a long time to get along. No matter who you are, I won't be polite to you." Gandalf opened his voice: "Hey! I'm talking to you, you little pervert who uses his tongue when sucking milk! I know you can understand what I say, don't look around! Don't pretend to be a grandson! Listen to me finish what I have to say!"

"My name is Gandalf. As you have seen before, I was tricked by my companions and now forced to live in your head. You can regard me as your guide and protector. You can trust me absolutely, and I will do my best to protect you until you can explode. Because if anything happens to you, I will die with you."

"Are you following my thoughts so far? Well, as for my identity and what the world outside is like, we will talk about it later. I want to confirm one thing first, can we communicate directly with our minds?" Gandalf asked.

Jacques heard this and pretended to try hard, but his mother mistakenly thought he wanted to defecate, so she quickly reached for his crotch. Jacques was caught off guard and inadvertently let out a strange sound similar to a groan.

"I thought you pooped. Why are you screaming so strangely?" The mother withdrew her hand and gently kissed Jacques' little face.

"Okay, I understand. That is to say, before you master the language ability, we will not be able to communicate in both directions. No problem, I will give you advice and you just need to follow it, do you understand?" Gandalf sighed.

Jacques was puzzled as to what the old man who was yelling in his head was so nervous about. He subconsciously wanted to scratch his head, but was immediately stopped by Gandalf.

"Don't behave in a way that doesn't suit your age! If you want to stay alive, do as I say! The only thing you can do now is to act like a grandson! Try your best! Act like a grandson!"