You call this the mastermind?

The Evans Religious Library is located in a quite quiet forest garden in Fort St. Grant. There are not many people around, especially not many young people.

This is mainly because the library contains basically historical documents and books related to religion.

However, wizards and magic are now in power, and the era of religion has long ended. Except for students taking elective theology, few outsiders visit here.

When Mellen found Mrs. Chelsea, she was sitting in the reading area of ​​the library and carefully flipping through a book. In front of her, there was a pile of books listed.

Things like "The Glowing Bones", "The Loremaster's Mystery", "The Shadow of Darkness", etc. all seem inexplicable.

However, the first sentence the other party spoke was very simple and clear.

"I remember that you told me before that the memory of the Mixed-Blood Association is an abandoned library?"

The black student robe looks very loose when worn on the body, and the long sleeves are draped over the white and exquisite wrists, mixed with the books next to it, giving it an inexplicable bookish feel.

Looking at the pretty girl he had "just met" in front of him, Meren nodded.

"That's right."

He said while sitting next to him, "Why do you ask this?"

"Prepare for future demonic tides."

Madam replied.

From the corner of her eye, she saw the young man next to her standing close to her, his shoulders and body touching, and she couldn't help but frown slightly.

Just speaking the words is another matter.

"She learned about the existence of this library from my memory and said it was very important. She hoped to find more information about it."

"Is it important?"

Mellen raised his eyebrows upon hearing this, "How important is it?"

"She didn't say it, but it could very well have something to do with her plan."

The lady said: "It's just that I contacted the Mixed-blood Association before. President Jacques mentioned that the teleportation quota in the association has been exhausted, so I wanted to ask you if you have any clues about the location of the library. ?”

"A clue."

Mellen pondered after hearing this.

When he entered, he was only focused on gambling with that rotten gambler who looked like a goblin, and he really didn't have time to carefully explore the library itself.

In my memory, the most eye-catching thing is the crystal ball that can be exchanged for knowledge, and the well under the crystal ball.

Mellen felt that that thing was a bit similar to the main god in the main god space. It had its own thoughts and emotions, but strictly followed certain set rules.

Other than that, he didn't know much else.

It’s just that there are no clues, but there is one next to it——

At that time, the goblin thought that Meren could not avoid death, and signed a contract with him. This contract could transport people there.

If this were to be the case, there would be no need for any clues or clues.

but……

"You get along well with her?"

Without mentioning the existence of that contract, Meren asked curiously: "Are you helping her now?"

"It's not like helping her."

Looking at her student's appearance, Madam knew what he was thinking, so she explained: "If the disaster she mentioned really comes, it will be impossible for all of us to avoid it."

That's what she said, but at first she had an attitude of "playing with that bitch to death", but now she is so reasonable...

The two sides seem to have reached some kind of tacit understanding?

Melen was secretly surprised when he saw this, but on the surface, he hesitated deliberately and finally shook his head.

"There are no clues. I just used the association's teleportation room to get in. That place looks very closed."

"That's it..."

The lady felt a tacit understanding after hearing this, so she said nothing more.

"That's right." Seeing the teacher lowering his head calmly and continuing to flip through the book, Meren suddenly said: "Julianna is at my place."

He originally wanted to mention "Li Gui" to the teacher just now, but after meeting him, he remembered that he seemed to be unable to speak directly about anything now.

After all, there is a bright light bulb inside the other person's body.

"Juliana?"

The lady was startled when she heard this, and then frowned instinctively, "Didn't I tell you not to get entangled with her anymore?"

"You did say that, but I don't think it's really a big deal."

Mellen said: "You are just worried that there is a generation difference between us, but if you think about it carefully, it doesn't matter whether we are senior or not, and there is no blood relationship."

"Besides, I prefer an older girl to a girl of the same age as my fiancée."

What he said meant something, but the lady's focus was on the other side.

"fiancée?"

She frowned tightly, "You actually still want to marry her?"

"If it feels right, of course I want to get married."

Mellen said without hesitation: "It can't be just for fun."

"I don't agree!"

Madam suddenly emphasized her tone, "As for your marriage, I have already decided on a candidate."

"Who is it?"

"Candice of Copperfield."

"Never heard of it."

"I'll give you the details later."

"Let's forget it."

Mellen shook his head, "I still like older people, and I don't want to get engaged to a stranger."

"I am your teacher, you have to listen to me." Madam said in an unhappy tone, "This matter is non-negotiable."

"But, my parents have agreed that Juliana will be my fiancée."

Merlen blinked and replied, "They are not like you, worrying about this and that, and you know my mother, she is very open-minded, so even if she is older, she can accept it."

Mrs. Chelsea was speechless.

Traditionally speaking, as a teacher, she can indeed make decisions for Mellen on such matters, but the premise is that the other person's parents agree with her.

But Mellen's confused parents have long been fooled by Juliana. Not only do they think she is a relative of the family, but they have even written an engagement letter.

This makes the lady have no position to control Mellen in this matter as an elder.

"But this kind of thing is still early, what will happen in the future, who can say for sure?"

Seeing that the teacher's face was a little stiff, Mellen gave her a way out.

But then, before she could say anything, Mellen stood up and said goodbye.

Watching his hurriedly leaving back, Mrs. Chelsea looked a little unhappy.

This was not because the student who had always been obedient suddenly didn't listen to her, but because of Mellen's previous words.

Juliana is still with him.

What should she do at his place?

What does she want to do?

What will happen?

He is in such a hurry to go back...

Many possible scenes flashed through her mind, making the lady's face a little uncertain.

She wanted to ignore this matter and continue to stay in the library, but the more she thought about it, the more upset she felt.

The book in her hand, inexplicably, suddenly seemed to have turned into a heavenly book, and no matter how she read it, she couldn't understand it.