"Miss Lovegood, though I hate to say it, ...... You've been with us for almost a day and a night. ”

"But it's because Safina won't say yes to me?"

"Yes! I just won't say yes - if you want me to see, you better go out! Ursula, don't stop me...... Please, the door has been opened for you, can you go? ”

At this moment, a scene is being staged in the room of the Goverain sisters that is inexplicably funny.

Luna had come since dinner yesterday, and as Ginny had said, she hadn't gone back to her room that night, but had stayed there until now. Although it was not as long as Ursula said, it was already close to noon the next day.

At the beginning of last night, the two sisters didn't think anything was wrong, because at first Luna had just come to their room and talked about all sorts of topics with her usual out-of-the-box thinking.

And as the time went on, it was late at night, but Luna still had no intention of leaving. And it was just when the sisters were beginning to wonder when she would leave that Luna suddenly talked about the fog that now hung over the whole of Britain.

"Safina, I heard Harry say that you seem to have mentioned studying this strange fog before, have you found anything now?"

Yes, Safina did use this to force her way into Harry's scouting team. It's just that at that time, she just wanted to rely on this reason to join the team to England and do her own thing.

However, during the rest of the conversation, Safina also revealed her knowledge of potions, so much so that Luna suddenly made a request that she wanted Safina to continue her research in the fog, which had only just begun.

Safina is naturally not happy about this - in order to fulfill the "deal" with Maca, she now needs to deal with the huge army of living corpses that seem to be inexhaustible, and now she finally finds a few days to rest, where is she willing to waste the precious time with her sister?

But who knows, if she didn't agree, Luna would stay in their room and not leave.

And in the middle of the night, the rooms in these churches were not used for living in the past, and there was not even a fireplace. As the night wore on, and the room grew colder, the two sisters wrapped themselves in the quilt and watched Luna sit in a chair and shrink her hands and feet, occasionally sighing.

Safina was fine, but her sister Ursula relented and eventually got up to sleep with her sister and gave up her bed to Luna.

It's a pity that one night has passed, and Luna Xie is thanking, but she still has no intention of leaving. The three of them looked at each other when they got up, and stayed up until it was close to noon, and even breakfast was brought by Hannah when she noticed that they were not coming out.

And now, Safina obviously couldn't bear it anymore, and regardless of Ursula blocking her, she finally forcibly "invited" Luna out of the room.

"Bang!"

"Ursula, I said it last night, wouldn't it be good to just kick her out?" Safina closed the door with her backhand, and then looked at her sister who was sitting on the edge of the bed and sighed slightly, "If you want me to say, you are too kind and good-tempered." It's always like this, in today's world, sooner or later you will suffer! ”

"Ugh."

Ursula brushed the hair around her ear - it was a new habit she had recently developed since she had this body, and she was still a little uncomfortable with this soft and beautiful hair, which she had been hairless for many years.

"Safina, Miss Lovegood has done nothing wrong, after all, the problem of this fog is not much smaller than that of the living corpses." Ursula frowned slightly, "Actually, if we think about it, it still has a lot to do with living corpses, don't you think?" ”

That's right, judging from such a long period of observation and various records, it is clear that there is a very direct connection between the living corpse and the fog - it can even be said that the living corpse was born from the influence of the fog.

If you add to this the problem that the "killed" living corpses can still be revived in the fog, if you want to destroy the living corpses, maybe starting from the source of the "fog" is still the right way.

However, doing research is not an easy task. Rather than spending a lot of time in a direction where she doesn't know if there will be a result, Safina, who has enough strength now, is actually more inclined to complete this deal with Maca in a rougher way.

"I don't do it anyway," Safina sat down on her bed, then raised her hand and summoned a cloud of black flame to play with in her palm, "When it comes to magic research, McLean is much more proficient than I am, and since he hasn't even started in this area, I guess this path will not work at all." ”

Speaking of this, she waved her hand suddenly, extinguishing the black flame in her palm, and then turned her head to look at her sister on the other side and said:

"Don't talk about that...... Ursula, I think that Hohenheim is probably coming back again, and the living corpses are probably about to come and attack again. When I'm done clearing the incoming corpses this time and going out for a 'spin' as agreed with McLean, do you want to come along?" ”

"Me?" When Ursula heard this, she suddenly said with some doubts, "I don't have the strength you have now, isn't it a burden to go out with you?" ”

"No, no, no, I didn't want you to clean up the living corpses with me - it was my deal with McLean, and I was enough to be alone." Safina shook her head and said, "I want to leave Winchester with you and go to Weymouth, you're so bored to stay here all day!" Besides, McLean wanted me to help the Weymouth camp take the pressure off anyway, so wouldn't it be better for me to go straight over there - he said I didn't need to deal with Helmo. ”

"Well......" Ursula couldn't help but be a little moved, but said with some hesitation, "What about Miss Granger?" And that Miss Hohenheim, if you only help by when you pass by, I don't think she will be able to stop the attacks of the living corpses every time. ”

"That'...... Just let her go with her! Safina simply waved her hand, "It's so close to London, who knows if Helbo will come over in person - according to McLean, we can't handle him all together, and staying here is not only useless, but even more dangerous." What's more, McLean won't be back anyway, so why do we have to ......"

Before she could finish speaking, she suddenly paused as if sensing something, and then turned her head to look at the door.