Chrollo is my classmate

Three days later, Lacey, who got lost several times, finally took Sakka into Sumoko City.

"What's wrong?" Lacey asked, looking down at Sakka, who was a little uncomfortable.

Sakka tried his best to pretend nothing had happened, and whispered, "This is the first time I've seen so many people."

"Haven't you been here before?" Lacey patted Sakka's head, trying to make him less anxious.

"In the past, my parents didn't let me come out." The corners of Sakka's eyes were a little red when he remembered the past, but he held back his tears forcibly, turned his head and looked at the street lamp beside him, "Ah Mom said it was dangerous outside."

"It's okay." Lacey couldn't think of how to comfort Sakka, so she held Sakka's hand, "It's okay, I will protect you no matter how dangerous it is outside."

"I don't need your protection." Sakka glanced at Lacey and turned his head awkwardly.

"Although you say so, it is true that I am stronger than you. Do you want to protect me?" Lacey pinched Sakka's cheek with a smile.

"Hmm." Sakka puffed his cheeks and broke away from Lacey's hand.

"Okay, how about I take you to something delicious?" Lacey rubbed Sakka's head again and suggested.

"Where do we live at night?" Sakka looked at Lacey with big eyes, "Where is your home?"

"My home is not here, we can temporarily stay in a hotel." Lacey pointed to the hotel on the side of the road, seeing that Sakka still looked confused, so he explained the meaning of the hotel to Sakka, "The hotel is A place to stay for people who are traveling away from home."

"Then I don't have a home anymore, so I can only live in a hotel in the future?" Sakka said looking at the people coming in and out of the hotel door.

Lacey was silent for a while, and suddenly felt his emotions overflowing. He knelt down and hugged Sakka, "Don't worry, you will have a home in the future." As if to increase certainty, he repeated, " You'll have a home."

"Yeah." Sakka nodded.

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Kuroro leaned back on the chair, leaned his elbows on the armrest of the chair, rested with his chin on his hand and closed his eyes, and saw that half of the book was covered upside down on his knees.

"The knight." Kuroro suddenly opened his eyes, looking at the knight who carefully opened the door and entered without making a sound.

"Leader, my antenna is about to fail." The knight reminded that usually materialized things will disappear in a short time after leaving the body. The knight used special means to extend the materialized antenna. time of existence.

"Yeah." Kuroro didn't look like a person who just woke up, "Bring that kid here."

"Okay." Hearing Kuroro's order, the knight immediately took out the little devil's phone and pressed it a few times to control the action of the villain composed of black squares.

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"Sakeka...where are you going?" Lacey, who was sleeping soundly, was disturbed by the movement of Sakeka who was sleeping beside her, and Lacey asked half-awake.

"I'm going to the toilet." Sakka replied blankly.

Although Sakka behaved very strangely, Lacey, who was sleeping in a daze, didn't notice it.

Sakka got off the bed, opened the door silently and walked out in his pajamas, without shoes and bare feet. While walking, he could vaguely see a small, inconspicuous antenna sticking out of his calf. .

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"The guest is here." Kuroro put the book in his hand into the bookshelf, "Knight, please avoid it first, so as not to scare my guest."

"Yes, Captain." The knight nodded, and then surrounded his body with Qi, the sound of breathing and heartbeat gradually decreased until it was close to nothing, and the sense of existence was reduced to a minimum.

creak-

Sakka pushed open the door of Kuroro's study and walked in.

"Hello, this is our first meeting." Kuroro smiled at Sakka.

"Who are you?" Sakka, who had regained his sanity after breaking away from the knight's control, looked at the seemingly harmless double-black man, "Why am I here?"

"It's not important." Kuroro walked to the chair in the middle of the room and sat down, then pointed to the opposite chair, "Sit."

Sakka looked around the surrounding environment, it looked like an ordinary study room, and there was only this man who looked like a student in the room.

He didn't move, but stood where he was, "If you have anything to say, just say it." He didn't quite know how he got here, but the only thing he could be sure of was that it must have something to do with this man.

"I just want to tell you the truth about some things." Kuroro cast his gaze to a certain corner in the darkness, his face full of memories, "I am friends with Lacey beside you. We knew each other years ago."

"What does this have to do with me?" Sakka didn't fully believe what Kurolo said. If he really knew Lacey, why did he bring him here in the middle of the night.

"I want him to stop." Kuroro covered his eyes with a little pain, was silent for a while, and then slowly said, "He knew that he was engaged in human organ trading a long time ago, and I have always wanted to stop him .”

"Impossible!" Sakka said without hesitation.

"I also know you don't believe it, after all...he is so good at acting, my sister...I just believe him, my sister..." Kurolo pointed to a photo frame on the coffee table The photo on that photo frame is a group photo of Kuroro, who is a few years younger than now, and another girl with black hair and black eyes, "He dug out my sister's eyes and sold them to organ collectors."

Kuroro's face was deeply buried in his hands, his body was trembling silently, and he raised his head after a while, but the tear stains on his cheeks could still be seen, "I'm sorry I said a few more words , maybe you don’t believe me, but I really don’t want this painful thing to happen to others.”

"Impossible... right." This time Sakka's rebuttal was a little lower, he saw that Kuroro's painful look didn't seem fake.

"You are from the Kuruta tribe." Kuroro said suddenly, wiping his cheek.

"How do you know?" Sakka's eyes widened.

"Don't be afraid, because I want to find him to avenge my sister, so I have been paying attention to his whereabouts." Kuroro smiled with a soothing meaning, "I just found out that he was going to find Kulu The Tha do big business."

"Big business?" Sakka understood what Kuroro meant by the big business, and he suddenly felt a bit of coldness.

"Look at this video for yourself." Kuroro waved his hand as if he didn't want to say more. He picked up the black remote control and pressed it, and the TV hanging in midair turned on.

"This is it!" Sakka looked at the blond man with blue eyes on the screen. He remembered clearly that he was the one who ordered a big man to catch the escaped clansman!

The man on the screen was having a very pleasant conversation with Lacey. The voices of the conversation between the two were very vague, and Sakka could only hear a few fragmented words.

Such as Kuruta, Red Eye, Price, Clare City, Live Mouth and so on.

"After investigation, I found out that he had a deal with a human body collector in Clare City, that is, he brought a live Kuruta to the human body collector." Kurolo said.

Sakka took two steps back in disbelief. It turned out that the person he thought rescued him was actually trying to kill him. He still didn't believe it and argued, "He told me that it was the Phantom Troupe who killed my people!"

"Who do you think brought the Phantom Troupe to your village?" Kuroro asked, "It's just because he and the Phantom Troupe were not evenly divided, and the two fell out, so he told you so .”

Sakka suddenly remembered that the Phantom Brigade came after he brought Lacey into the village. He said in a daze, "It was me, I killed my people."

Kuroro stood up from the chair and squatted down in front of Sakka. He hugged Sakka and whispered in Sakka's ear, "Go to revenge, he must not have thought that you knew the truth , he has no defense against you."

"Revenge." Sakka repeated in a trance, as if he was confused by what Kuroro said.

"The Phantom Troupe's whereabouts are uncertain, and it's hard to find, but Lacey is by your side." Kuroro said bewitchingly, "You have to be careful and don't let him know, go and complete your revenge The first step is for me, for you and for your people."

"Revenge, good." Sakka nodded firmly, "I will kill him."

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"Where did you go, Sakka?" Lacey, who got up to drink water in the middle of the night, found that Sakka beside her was gone. Just as she was about to get dressed and went out to look for it, Sakka opened the door and walked in.

"I couldn't sleep and went out for a walk." Sakka said in a hoarse voice, paused and then said, "I dreamed about my people again."

During the past few days with Sakka, Lacey also knew that Sakka would wake up every night because he dreamed of his clansmen and couldn't sleep. "Why are your feet full of blood?" He picked up Sakka Ka put it on the bed and squatted down to look at the soles of Sakka's feet.

"Maybe I stepped on the glass when I came back." Sakka looked at the top of Lacey's head and asked suddenly, "Where are you taking me?"

"Clare City." Lacey was helping Sakka pick out the glass embedded in his flesh, "Does it hurt?"

Sakka grabbed the quilt tightly, shook his head, "It doesn't hurt."

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After Sakka left, the knight relieved his anger, "Isn't it good for you to play like this, Captain? What if Lacey finds out?"

Kuroro chuckled, "He won't know, never."

Because he knows Lacey too well.

The author has something to say: I can't update tomorrow due to something, I will update it today, and it will be over soon