Silver Blade and Rose

The snake coiled on his arm hissed and spit out the letter, it looked no different from a living thing, the "twig" half a minute ago might be an illusion or a transformation, at least now Zars couldn't tell what it was What is it.

But one thing is for sure, even if he has been found, Grant will only be found faster. Now that he has no idea where he is, he has to find him as soon as possible.

Seeing that he didn't retreat immediately, and the snake didn't get entangled too much, while cruising down from him, he didn't forget to say a harsh word: "Sir, if you don't leave, it's not a good thing to alarm Lord Onsarster."

"How do you know that I wasn't invited to today's dinner?" Zales was curious about this.

"Guests who have received invitations won't come here," he could almost feel the snake rolling his eyes, "What do you think this forest is a good place for everyone to go here?"

Well, now Zals understands that they are thieves who climbed over the wall and were discovered by the dog left by the owner. Because they are not welcome, the puppy in front of him is trying to drive him out without disturbing the owner.

Seeing him in a daze, thinking about something, Snake said impatiently, "Have you thought about it? Go or keep going?"

It had already left Zals' body and hung itself on the tree like a decoration. Through the moonlight Zals was finally able to see its true face—it was indeed a snake, but the body had only bones left, wrapped around It wasn't flesh and blood, but something translucent, with red light shining in the pupils, it looked like a man-made undead creature.

"Can I ask a question?" Zales said.

"what?"

"Are you a snake? Or, are you an independent soul that was originally in this body, or are you just someone manipulating this snake?"

Zars didn't feel that it was a living thing until the moment he touched it just now. It didn't mean that it could move, but that there was indeed a soul in this small, artificial body.Either it was like the statue I saw in the temple last time, or someone put a soul into the snake's body, and it was extremely powerful, not a petty watchdog.

The moment he was wrapped around his arm, Zals recalled the fear of being grabbed by Unsastre's right hand.

"..."

After hearing his question, the snake was strangely silent for a moment. It was clearly threatening before, but it didn't answer him right now.The scene was very quiet for a while, and now that it was no longer hanging on his body, Zars quietly held the gun, and before he had time to think about whether to shoot, the snake hissed twice and said, "Who the hell are you?"

Zars said helplessly, "Would you believe me if I said that I was just an ordinary passer-by?"

The red light in the snake's eye sockets flickered twice, and it actually said: "It can be believed, as long as you leave here immediately."

"You're so lazy, what will Unsaster do if he finds out?" Of course Zals wouldn't just leave, holding his gun and continuing to delay the conversation with it, "Will he allow you to let me go?"

"It doesn't matter, anyway, the situation is not worse than now." The snake put itself on a tree branch, and flicked its tail back and forth in the air, "You can tell me why you have to go in here, maybe I will consider it." Let me let you go inside and do something."

Now Zals is basically sure that it is not guarding the forest voluntarily, so the next step will be much easier. He put the gun back, leaned against the tree trunk and said in a discussing tone: "I have to find someone , find it and leave, what do you think?"

The snake's tone suddenly changed: "Is that human who went in just now with you?"

"..." Zals thought that you really found him, and continued to act, "Yes, my prey escaped and ran into this forest, so I want to take him away."

"That's no good, he's faster than you, and I rushed in before I could stop him." The snake angrily said, "I still want to catch him, he runs faster than anyone else, it seems that this is not the first time I have come here Like."

"Really?" Zales asked suspiciously, "Could it be that you've already caught him and you're just lying to me?"

"Why am I lying to you? Unsarst didn't give me any money." Now that he knew that he didn't really want to go in, nor was he a guest who had gone through the wrong entrance, Snake also changed his tone and said, "Hurry up, here Nothing good, when that guy died inside, Unsarst might hang his head on the top of the castle to find the owner?"

Zales: "..."

He still wanted to continue the act, and set the other party's words, but the air around him was violently twisted at this moment, and a hole was torn open two seconds later, and Edwin walked out from inside.

If Zals is like an ordinary demon after putting on the cloak, and even if he enters the forest, he is only regarded as a little troublemaker, then Edwin, who was temporarily lifted from the ban, is like a demon in a pile of flour. Throwing a huge bomb, I am afraid that Unsarster, who is far away in the castle, can feel his coming.

The snake exploded all of a sudden, the scales on its body stood up, and it raised its tail at him in warning, without saying a word.

Edwin didn't even look at it, his attention was all on Zars, he seemed to be relieved after confirming that his beard and tail were not injured, and condescended to look at the branches from the corner of his eye The snake on the bed: "What is this?"

"Things" almost exploded for the second time, Zals explained kindly: "It should be Onsast who stayed here to guard the goal, I don't know it is..."

Edwin nodded, didn't pay much attention, and asked, "Where's Grant? Didn't you tell him to take him somewhere and leave? Why did you follow him in?"

Zals was embarrassed to say that he followed in because he was too worried in this situation, touched his nose and said nothing, and then looked at the snake on the branch, wondering if Edwin should catch it and ask Grant Has it really entered the territory safely?Fortunately, Edwin has long been used to his expression corresponding to his mood, so he got used to reading his mind naturally, and then grabbed the snake with his bare hands: "If you want to ask anything, just ask, it can't do anything, a small toy That's all."

"Toy?"

"Dead souls are stuffed into the snake's skeleton to make such a vicious and annoying thing." Edwin tied the snake in a circle, and the snake could only stay humiliated in his hand and let him knead it. Yuan rubbed, knowing the disparity in strength, he didn't dare to make any moves, "It probably doesn't know what it is, it's just a dead thing driven by the maker."

Zals thought of the suspicious silence of the snake just now, and felt that it should be the truth.

He thought it was a good thing he didn't shoot at it, and felt a little pitiful for it. In the end, he wisely put this unconscious thought behind him and returned to the topic: "The person just now really went in? You didn't attack Him?"

"No," the snake said weakly, "it's just a human being. I don't know who ran away as a slave. If I go in, I will be arrested. Of course, I will give you priority."

Only then did Zals feel relieved, turned his head to look at Edwin, and asked hesitantly, "Why are you here? I didn't call for help... right?"

There were other "people", Edwin didn't say how he sensed his emotional changes, he just said: "We'll talk about it when we go back."

As he spoke, he glanced at the snake tied with a bow, and asked casually, "Do you want to take this thing back?"

Zars was stunned: "Is it possible?"

Although it is not a good habit to pick things up randomly, considering that Cerberus has grown up a bit recently and may need some toys for molars, Edwin still nodded; "If you think about it."

He had some vague guesses about what kind of soul was stuffed into the snake, but he had to find Elvins to confirm it after he went back. Anyway, Zals looked like he wanted to pack it up and take it away, so it didn't matter if he took it back.

"Have you considered whether I want to go with you?" Snake asked weakly before being stuffed into Zales' backpack.

"Then what do you think?" Zales asked.

The snake thought for a while, then closed its mouth again.

So Zales zipped up his backpack and asked Edwin, "Shall we go now? I'm still a little worried..."

"I can't die." Edwin said, snapping his fingers, and a firework exploded above their heads out of thin air. The pattern of snow-white wings was particularly conspicuous in the dark night sky. "Let's go, I'm sleepy."

The topic changed a little quickly. Zals looked up at the firework, guessing that the guards in the territory and even Unsastre himself should be attracted to the attention. He didn't bother to ask more questions, and followed him away in a hurry.