You call this the mastermind?

Sister Lydia did not refuse, but she was skeptical of Mellen's words.

"Caesar used this prayer to gain favor with the son of destiny?"

Because she had been very honest during the two days of being imprisoned, Meren had already put away the red rope that bound her.

So the nun disguised as a black-haired girl was sitting on a chair with a calm demeanor, lowering her head and turning over a prayer that Mellen had found temporarily.

"This is not normal."

She said: "Then Caesar is a selfish villain. Let alone the Son of Destiny, he doesn't even pay attention to the faith of the Church of the Night. How can he be favored?"

"Who knows?"

Mellen shrugged and replied, "But it is certain that he escaped the danger of death and became a saint on earth."

Lidya pursed her lips when she heard this, and turned over the book in her hand without saying anything.

She is actually more familiar with Caesar than Melen. When she didn't know Meren's identity, she formed an alliance with Caesar and went to that desolate world to capture Alyssa.

Later, the operation failed. Mrs. Chelsea threatened Caesar with her family and children, and was instigated to assassinate the nun, her former ally.

Then because Mellen secretly informed the nun, the nun escaped without telling anyone. Instead, she laid an ambush in advance and severely injured Caesar.

So after combing through it carefully, it turns out that Caesar was favored by fate, and she actually had a share of "credit" for it.

After all, if he hadn't been seriously injured, he wouldn't have encountered such a good thing.

However, there is no use thinking about it now. A devout believer in destiny who is favored by "god" is completely inconsistent with the image of the person in her memory, so that everything in the past has no reference value at all.

"I can't see anything right now."

After reading it several times, Sister Lydia looked up at Meren who was sitting opposite, and said calmly: "I'll think about it carefully these days, and I'll let you know if I find anything."

"Do you need anything?"

Mellen asked with a sincere expression, thinking that his work would not be in vain.

"Not yet."

Lydia obviously didn't appreciate it, "This is not a favor to you. It was me who seriously injured Caesar. Sooner or later he will come to take revenge on me. It is also important to me to find out why he is favored."

As she said that, she couldn't help but look at Mellen a few more times.

If Meren hadn't warned her in advance, she would have died in Caesar's hands.

Although it was later learned that the reason for this early warning was to keep her alive and then obtain information from her, it ultimately saved her life.

"Unfortunately, everything is already doomed..."

A trace of sorrow flashed in her eyes, and the tone when Lydia spoke again was even colder than before.

"If you have nothing to do, go back first. There is no need to send me food in a short time. I have supplies in my magic pocket. I will notify you when the results are available."

Without the restraints of the red rope, she could of course use magical means.

However, the heir's authority restricted her to this classroom. Unless she had the ability to break through this rule-level confinement, it would be impossible to escape from this place.

"If you know how to transform, you can transform this place at will."

Mellen didn't care about the other party's indifference, but he still made a suggestion before leaving.

"This will make your stay more comfortable. I won't stop you from doing this."

"You've always had a great attitude towards tools."

Therefore, Lydia showed a smile that seemed to be appreciative, but was actually sarcastic, "But I suggest you be a little bit harsher to me, so that when you tell me the true purpose of imprisoning me in the future, I will be more likely to accept it." Mellen imprisoned her. The reason is, of course, that he hopes to let her bear the hidden dangers of Alyssa's bloodline.

Because he needed to be voluntary, he originally considered using some dirty means to train the person in front of him.

However, because of many things that had troubled her before, and the nun's attitude was rather strange, Meren did not start executing it.

Right now, she needs help in improving the prayers, let alone training them.

So after hearing this, Mellen didn't get angry, "It doesn't matter whether you accept it or not. What I want you to help me with may not necessarily be a bad thing for you. It's just that I can't determine the specific situation yet."

This is not a lie.

It is indeed uncertain what Alyssa's bloodline will become, but since what the Holy Spirit is talking about is a change in temperament, it certainly has nothing to do with life safety.

So the nun couldn't have died.

However, she obviously didn't believe Melen's words. When she lowered her head and looked at the prayer in her hand, she said indifferently:

"You don't need to use such words to catch me, let alone any sweet words. If the reason why you imprisoned me is Alyssa, then I can actually accept it even if I lose this life. As you said, I After all, she is her mother and should do something for her.”

"After all, even if I don't do it, you won't let me go. Rather than being a prisoner for the rest of my life, it's better to die soon."

The nun had long guessed that the reason for being imprisoned was Alyssa, a person connected to her by blood, and Meren was not surprised by this.

But the other party's attitude always made him feel something was wrong.

It seems that he has been greatly stimulated, and his heart feels like death. From various attitudes, it seems that the source of this stimulation is himself, a "scumbag"?

But it would be fair to say that he trashed Juliana, or trashed his own teacher.

Who is this person in front of me?

"You'd better keep thinking that."

Meren was too lazy to pay much attention to the Riddler like her, and disappeared into the classroom after leaving a sentence, "But what I said is not just rhetoric. If I say it won't hurt your life, it won't." ”

But some things are more uncomfortable than death...

Lidya thought silently, the sadness on her face no longer needed to be concealed.

During the past few days in captivity, she had thought about saving her husband's feelings, she had thought about enduring the grievance and resisted to the end, and she had thought about all kinds of messy thoughts.

But in the end, all that remained was disappointment and no expectation at all.

Because if it turns out to be time travel.

So for me, those sweet and happy memories with my husband in the past are just a fraud that has not happened yet but is destined to be full of utilitarianism.

The so-called love and marriage are all methods of fraud, and Alyssa is the result of this fraud.

For me, a little girl of fourteen or fifteen years old at the time, this was simply too cruel.

After realizing this, she cried bitterly and despaired about it, and even wanted to tell the truth and ask Meren, why did he treat her like that?

Why lure her to betray her sister and parents, and the entire Chelsea family?

For the sake of his ideals and wishes, he got involved with the evil hell and gave birth to a daughter with dirty blood?

She was so frightened that she spent half her life as a widow and ended up becoming such a vicious woman?

But how can we ask for an exit?

After all, everything still "didn't happen".

Moreover, even if it happens, isn’t it all voluntary?

Who’s to blame?

After thinking for a long time, the anger in her heart gradually faded away.

There is no greater sorrow than the death of one's heart.

So Lydia thought, if he wanted to let her die, then just die. What's the point of living?

If he had been more obedient, he would have felt a little regret after all, right?