Silver Blade and Rose

Originally Zals was a little confused by what the demon said, but if it was Fendye, his "somewhat familiar" was explained.

Grant changed his body after his physical death, but his soul remained the same, which Fendeye would find familiar.Connecting the cause and effect, Zales finally understood the reason for Grant's previous irritability: "You have already found out that Fendeye is not far from us?"

Grant was silent, neither yes nor no.

"So your anomaly just now..." Zars looked at him, and suddenly thought of a somewhat scary possibility, "Actually, you cut off the auxiliary belt just now and deliberately led him here, didn't you?"

It wasn't that he wanted to doubt Grant in this way, it was just that there were too many coincidences just now, if Fendeye hadn't been vigilant and easily believed him, they might have already started fighting.

"Why are you doing this?" he asked incomprehensibly.

They chose this route to conceal their whereabouts. Instead, Grant took the initiative to expose himself and lead Fendeye over. He really didn't understand what the other party was thinking.

"I became what I am now, all because of Fender." Under his repeated questioning, Grant finally asked back, "I just want to see what he looks like now, is there any problem?"

"You don't just want to see, you also want to kill him by the way." Zars said helplessly, "But you also saw that he is still powerful, and you will break into the territory of Unsastre after this. Now and It is very likely that he will not be able to get any benefits from the match, and he will take both of us into it. What is the difference between you rushing out in such a reckless way and blowing yourself up?"

Grant sat on a rock, heard his rational analysis, and closed his eyes a little tiredly.

"I know," he said.

Of course he knew that after changing his body, his ability was not even as good as before, and Zars was a novice, so the combination of the two might not be able to kill Fendeye.But after sensing that familiar aura, an indescribable impulse surged in his heart, and before he could react, he had already drawn out the dagger, cutting the belt connecting himself and Zars.

"I'm sorry," Grant wiped his face, stood up with a sigh, "I was impulsive."

Zals felt that he might have said too much, and added: "I can understand, and I don't mean to blame you, but I can't be affected by such emotions now, I think you should also understand."

Before setting off, Elvinste talked to him once. In addition to teaching him how to act in emergencies and pretending to be Onsastre's servant, he also specifically asked him to pay attention to Grant's state. Remember to ask in time.Zals originally felt that his worries were a bit unnecessary, but now it seems that Grant's mental state is indeed not as stable as he imagined.

"Calm down." He whispered, "Anyway, the road ahead is not that difficult, let's take a rest."

Rather than continue on the road now, he felt that it would be more practical for Grant to think about it first. After arriving at the destination, he would turn back the same way. If Grant was injured before then, without the cover of the cloak, it would be even more dangerous afterwards.

Although the other party definitely doesn't want to do this, no matter what you say, it's better to be on the safe side.

They rested for about half an hour—Zarles roughly calculated that the timer was not very useful here, let alone the clock that was made to spin wildly by the chaotic magnetic field—because they were firmly connected by the cloak, they There was no way to leave Grant to explore the road alone, so he had to sit beside him, thinking about their destination and what they would encounter in the future.

This area is completely different from the Silver Desert, more realistic and more dangerous.The words "Flame Rock Mountain" are written on Elvins' map, which is also very realistic.

A heavy muffled sound came from the volcanic mountain not far away, like a sleeping monster turning over, or like an angry roar of a disturbed god.Zars looked up at the volcano that was already some distance away from them. Even though he knew that it would not erupt in a short time, he still felt awe of nature in his heart.

"Aren't you afraid?" Grant asked suddenly.

It seems that several people have asked him this question, and Zars' answer has not changed: "Afraid, who is not afraid of such a volcano?"

"It's not just a volcano," Grant said. "When you faced Unsastre's clone, when you knew you were going to hell, and when you were suspected by Fendeye, didn't you feel scared? You know, you just a few months ago It's the first time I've seen something from 'this side', and I'm not even an officially registered exorcist, so I don't need to face it at all."

"If you want to say that, it's true." Zales smiled, "But after I came to No. 179 Rock Hill Street, I had a pretty happy life, and I didn't think about escaping back to the place of ordinary human beings." world."

The things he faced afterwards, including the contract with Edwin and participating in this plan, were all his own choices. Although he thought about what would happen if he returned to a normal life, to be honest, he could no longer imagine not having Edwin. warm their lives.

"While sometimes I feel scared, I think it is instinctive and inevitable," he continued. "I chose the path I want to go, and I have no regrets."

"I really envy you, you can still like these things." Grant said calmly, he couldn't hear any envy, he just felt that he should have been numb, "I just want to end all this quickly, and then go back to what you once had. normal life."

"Then good luck to you," Zales said.

He stood up, stretched out a hand to Grant, pulled him up, and then calculated the remaining distance. After walking for about an hour, he would reach the edge of Unsarster's territory.

He told Grant, who nodded, sorted out his equipment, and said, "You send me nearby, and then go back."

Zals was a little worried, but more unpredictable accidents might happen if he walked inside, and he might not be able to help much.But in Grant's current situation, he was not at ease leaving the other party alone - in case something happened, Grant might not be able to escape this time.

Even though Edwin had told him in advance that he didn't need to have any psychological burden, their agreement with Grant was limited to sending him to the place, and he could leave directly for his own safety after completing the mission, he still felt uneasy.

"What's the matter?" Grant asked as he walked.

Zals shook his head, didn't tell him what he thought, but said, "It's nothing, let's go."