Lunar phase

At noon, there was a knock on Rom's door.Damian, Bilkingworth's lecturer, drove up in his fire-resistant hunter's attire, bringing her Master William's letterhead.As expected, the content of the letter was to let Rom and Mikleish return to school.That carriage is Master William's own property, and its significance is self-evident.Rom asks Miklesh to write a reply, asking Damian to help take away the food at home.

Church hunters dressed in black slowly poured into the alley from the other end. After inspecting Damian's pass, they passed the scholars of Bylkingworth and went straight forward to collect the remnants of the sick.Rom wanted to take Miklesh to find other Belkinworth teachers who lived in Ahage, but Miklesh refused. It seemed that Rom and Damian went back to the school to arrange the dormitory first. It is more efficient Decide.

"Are you worried that I'm afraid of the traces of hunting?" Rom asked, "It will be a matter of time before we see the results of hunting, but it is the only way we must go through in our experience."

"What kind of experience?" Miko Laish grabbed Rom's waist and hoisted her onto the carriage, "I'm going to pick up two more gold coins."

"Master William will not allow it," Damian stretched out his cane, and tapped Miklesh's shoulder.

"You didn't hear anything."

Miklesh flicked his cane, and the base of the cane cocked and then slid down. A gold coin fell into Damian's palm. Damian opened his mouth, intending to express his dissent. over the phone.

"How about this," Rom said, "Let's put our things at school and come back to pick up the others. Please take care of me."

Damian shrugged, and the whip slid a beautiful arc in his hand.The order he received from Master William obviously contained unspeakable principles.

"It's reasonable to be reasonable, why are you touching his hand?" Miko Raish raised his head and stared straight at Rom.

"Bribe for you," Rom stretched out his legs against Miklesh's neck, and gave him a kick slowly, causing him to stumble backwards.

The three saluted and bid farewell. Mikolaish took the address of the teaching staff and disappeared into the depths of the alley. The carriage drove out of Ahage in the opposite direction from where the hunters came. Ann passed by, but there was no familiar face, and even the leaders of each team were wearing hunter's uniforms, which were featureless.

In Rom's impression, the famous hunter has more or less characteristics. Maria is exquisite and elegant, Geman is a pioneer, Tira is kind and almost soft-hearted, and the holy sword of the church moves forward bravely.Just a little observation, every hunting night has a different leader, and every hunting night is different.

The residents in the wilderness stopped their farm work and watched the hunter silently. Several residents suddenly burst into laughter and cursed.From the chaotic words, Roma could hear dissatisfaction, complaints and curses, that is, there was no accusation against the church.Damian waved his whip in silence, and the carriage carried a small amount of baggage through the cathedral area.

After giving the signal, they entered the forest.Damian took off his fire-resistant hunter uniform, revealing the Byrgenworth school uniform underneath, and Rom was in a trance for a moment.Damian is similar in stature to Miklesh. After the establishment of the Mensis school, there are still outlander hunters who confuse the two of them, although it is not difficult to distinguish them. Miklesh was completely reduced to the record player of the old gods.

"I heard that Lawrence is about to appoint a new bishop," Damian broke the silence along the way, "a young girl, and Master William will also appoint a new headmaster, also a... lady. In terms of faith, we and the church Parted ways, the annoying gods gave us the same alternation."

"Well, Master William told you," Rom folded his hands into his arms, "I'm already married, so I can't be called a 'girl' anymore."

"People can still call you that if you want," Damian said, pulling his long hair back.

"Oh," Rom sneered, "Actually, I dismissed Xiao Mi today to discuss this matter with Master William."

"What are your plans?" Damian asked straightforwardly.

"Reject, I can't be the headmaster," Rom said with his hands tucked into his sleeves.

"I'm sorry...with all due respect, no matter knowledge or prestige, it's up to you."

"I want children."

Damian almost fell under the carriage, so he quickly grabbed the reins and stabilized himself.A few hours later, when Rom met Master William, he also explained that human beings' desire for blood continuation sometimes exceeds reason.William promised to postpone his retirement and wait for Roma for a year, but instead of waiting for a new headmaster, he stepped into the weariness of old age.

"Bring a child to Miklesh?" Damian simply asked a more blunt question, "Even if all the scholars are as sympathetic as Master William, I can't think of anyone who would like him, except you."

"Huh? Uh-hmm," Rom hummed softly, sounding like an annoying guy who wasn't there.

"Please answer, this answer will determine whether I follow you. Following you means following a more cowardly kindness. Obviously, the current Byergenworth needs a strong leader."

On the plus side, Damian doesn't sound like a potential Roma disciple.After he put on the Mensis cage, he never thought that the decision had been promised by fate, and it was unintentionally spoken from his own mouth.

"The whole school knows that Xiao Mi has been crazy for a long time," Rom looked at the silent sky, "but who knows why Xiao Mi went crazy? Why did Master William hand over the library to him after he lost his mind? Because some of his talents and wisdom appeared too inappropriately, you are the closest scholar of Xiao Mi, you must know...following me does not mean the best choice, and other choices are not much better.Follow Baierjin The spirit of Voss? Listening to your own broken and shaking hearts? Even throwing yourself into healing churches—with your talent, you'll get a good job there."

Damian didn't speak anymore, the carriage bumped and waded through the fog in the forest.