Mystery: The Witch and the Calamity

Louise checked carefully and found nothing abnormal, but she was a little uneasy.

It's not overly suspicious, after all, Botis left so simply, it's hard not to doubt whether he left behind some backhands, but after using the "witch"'s black flame to cover her whole body, Louise still He couldn't detect any abnormality in himself.

Is the method of the "mystic mage" so powerful in concealment?

Or in other words, Botis unreservedly believed in his "talking" and didn't stop at all?

Louise shook her head, pushing the unrealistic thought out of her mind.

The speed of the ship had reached the limit, causing some shaking on the deck. Seeing that Botis hadn't appeared, she scattered the angel long sword in her hand.

In terms of the speed of the "Mystic Mage", it took so long to not find him again, which means that Botis seems to have really left.

Although a little puzzled, this is also good news. Louise relaxed and turned her head to look at the people behind her. The maid and others stood not far away with worried faces, while most of the sailors stood there He moved a little further away, and carefully peeked at Louise's direction.

Louise looked around, chuckled, and said:

"Don't worry, it's over, it's just a simple exchange."

This reason is a bit perfunctory, but those close to Louise have long been accustomed to this style of Louise, so they easily accepted this explanation. Sophia stepped forward and asked again out loud:

"Miss, do we need to change the route?"

Louise smiled slightly, her smile looked a bit stubborn, and she calmly replied:

"No need, keep sailing."

After saying that, she set off and walked down the deck, and returned to the cabin. This time, the maid did not follow behind, and Catherine and Rebecca had no intention of playing anymore, and returned to their respective cabins together.

After the ladies left, the sailors on the ship finally breathed a sigh of relief. Gattuso and Holker glanced at each other, seeing the seriousness in each other's eyes. They walked up to Mr. Hunter and asked road:

"Captain, who is this Miss Louise? What does she want to do?"

Hunter thought to himself: "You ask me, then who should I ask!"

However, he still maintained his basic composure, and gave the answer in a deep voice:

"Miss Louise has already said that she will become the new pirate general."

This is indeed what Miss Louise said in person, but the magnificent battle that took place in mid-air just now is still clearly imprinted in everyone's minds. This is not a power at the level of a pirate general, and it is enough to make this The fifth pirate king appeared in the sea!

"Captain, what is the relationship between Miss Louise and Master Joyce?" Gattuso asked after a moment of silence.

Hunt's face remained calm, his steady eyes fell on Gattuso, and he replied:

"I'll tell you when I should know."

Louise returned to the cabin alone, skillfully drew out a spiritual wall, and quickly entered a state of meditation. The spirit body appeared in the "City of Disaster".

However, she still didn't find any abnormalities in her spirit body.

Although Louise's use of "City of Disaster" is not as good as Klein's control over "Origin Castle", but if there is an abnormality in her spiritual body, she will definitely not be able to pass through the barrier of "City of Disaster".

But now, Louise didn't find anything. This situation seems to indicate that Botis really didn't do anything?

Although there was still some doubt deep in her heart, she did relax a lot, did not stay longer, and exited the "City of Disaster" with a single thought.

Returning to the cabin consciously, Louise got up and took two steps on the deck, her expression changed from hesitation to firmness.

She clenched her fist with her right hand and lightly tapped the palm of her left hand. She made a decision, and then took out three tarot cards from the secret box she carried with her.

She planned to contact Will Auceptin after a long absence, and only this "Snake of Destiny" could explain it. Why did Botis say that he had the aura of fate in him?

If this so-called "breath of fate" has always existed, wouldn't it mean that the demigod of the "Aurora Society" may find him at any time, just like Botis today.

What's more dangerous, and one that puzzles Louise, is that if this "breath of fate" already existed, why didn't "angel of fate" Ouroreus find her for so long?

It turned out that I had been taking such a high risk without knowing it. After Louise realized this, she felt a little terrified,

The "Mystic Mage" of Sequence Four is fine, but once the "Angel of Destiny" Ouroreus descends in person, he will be powerless to resist.

Although I don't know why the weather was calm during this period of time, it was like carrying a powder barrel with me!

Louise had no choice but to seek help from "professionals"...that is, another "Snake of Destiny", Will Auceptin, whom she didn't really want to contact.

Arriving on the dark and vast continent with ease, the tall tower at the center of the continent still stands there forever, like a lighthouse in the lost way.

Louise took a deep breath and stepped forward.

Unexpectedly, with a simple step, she instantly crossed an immeasurable distance, and her figure immediately came to that high tower.

I couldn't help being slightly taken aback, what's the matter, I haven't been here for a long time, so is there a new welcome ceremony?

Louise shook her head with a wry smile, stretched out her right hand and pushed open the dark door, and walked into the interior of the high tower with bright sunlight.

However, when she looked back, she found that the light inside the tower hadn't spread out at all, and the continent behind her was still pitch black.

A shallow collision sounded, and the gate of the tower closed automatically.

Louise didn't care, and calmly walked towards the stairs in the center of the hall, and looked up. The stairs spiraled up, so high that the apex could not be seen, as if they were inserted straight into the sky.

She lifted her feet up the stairs, experienced a brief sense of dizziness, and immediately appeared on the top of the tower.

Here is a wide hall, the stone slabs under the feet, and the surrounding walls look full of thickness. When you look up, you can see a soft light. Although it is not dazzling, you can't see what it is.

Soon, a figure of a child in a wheelchair appeared in the hall. It was Will Auceptin, and he looked very familiar to Louise.

"You're here." He said.

Louise suddenly relaxed a lot, and even chuckled lightly, responding:

"Am I going to say I shouldn't have come?"