Chapter 541: Diving into the Abyss (4)

At the same time, the engine room of the submarine [Ice Crystal].

"Master Merlin had guessed that the ship had no engine, and he was half right and half wrong. Tristan, who was leading the way in front, said, slowly pacing into the engine room, "It's true that this ship is all about propulsion and stealth, and there is no specific power plant, but there is a special [part] that needs to be placed in this engine room to direct the operation of the entire ship. Bediwell, who was following the Fish-Man Prince, was a little absent-minded, he was not interested in the construction of the ship, and only reluctantly followed Tristan into the engine room - until he saw the huge tank [in the engine room] and the huge fish swimming in it.

It was a ten-foot-long fish, transparent throughout, with a crystalline luster in the water. Even its internal organs are translucent, and the pink organs of this large fish can almost be seen from the outside. The only opaque part was the eyes of the big fish, which were as bright as finely polished obsidian, looking at the two in the engine room.

"Oh my God, it's a jellyfish!" Bediwell exclaimed suddenly.

"No, you idiot! it's a crystal dolphin!" Tristan yelled, but the next second, he blushed at his gaffe, and quickly coughed dryly to cover it up: "Come and meet the great crystal dolphin [Bit], the real captain of the [Ice Crystal]." "Beep?" the dolphin swam out of the tank, poked out of the water, and looked at Tristan and Beddeville with its large, curious eyes. Its prominent, slightly rounded nose emits a baby-like innocence that seems to be coquettish to Tristan.

"Okay, okay, it's not dinner time yet, I'll feed you later. Tristan leaned over and touched the dolphin's big nose and said.

"I don't understand. You let a fish take control of this submarine?" Bediwell was at a loss, the scene in front of him was so strange that he didn't know how to react.

"Yes. There are only bits that can control [Ice Crystal]. Controlling the flow of magic from every piece of sapphire throughout the ship requires a tremendous amount of information processing power that no human or merfolk can do. Bit's brain is a thousand times more developed than ours, and he can easily do what we can't do. "Anyway, it's still a fish, and it doesn't even know how to speak," Bediwell said disdainfully.

"Dolphins are not fish, you idiot. Tristan gave Bedi another blank look: "Dolphins are mammals. In addition to being a little less intelligent than us, they have other brain functions that are far more developed than ours. As for intelligence, Bit also has the IQ equivalent to that of a six-year-old child. "Oh," Bedi said perfunctorily. The werewolf boy stared at the dolphin in the tank, and the dolphin stared at the werewolf boy with his big black eyes, and let out a malicious snort.

"He doesn't like me very much," the Fish-Man Prince saw all of this, and said coldly, "You know what? "Oh what ability?" "Mind reading." As soon as Tristan's words fell, he had already pressed Bediwell next to the water tank with lightning speed, leaving Bediwell half of his head exposed in front of the water tank.

"You, what are you doing?!" "Do what I should have done a long time ago." Tristan's tone grew colder, "You're not Bedwell, who the hell are you?" Answer me! Otherwise I'll tell Bit to bite your head off right away!" The werewolf boy exclaimed, "What are your nerves?" Of course I am—" "Don't lie to me!" Tristan roared preemptively, "It's easy for Bit's mind reading to see through your lies, I've already told him with my mind teleportation technique, if you panic, he'll really bite your head off!- zuihou warns you once, don't lie if you don't want to die!" The werewolf boy's expression became solemn, he looked at Tristan for a long time, and finally sighed: "You are a true friend of Bedi, can't you hide this level of disguise." Tristan looked angry: "That's right, you feel and smell and even speak in a voice that resembles Bedeville, and with this outfit, you can fool everyone in the world - except me."

The first time I saw you, I thought there was something wrong with you. I can't tell what's wrong, but I can clearly feel that you're not Bedi at all.

So, answer me, who the hell are you?!weishenme is going to come here as Bedeville?!Where is the real Bedeville?" The werewolf boy sighed again: "So I said, it's better not to participate in this dangerous thing" He also seemed to be forced.

It was about six hours ago, late last night.

"Damn, damn bastard!" Bediwell sulked in the room after driving General Sernas away. He really wanted to rescue Albert immediately, but he didn't dare to do it casually because of Pantoracan's alliance with Rome.

"Don't do that, young man. Grand Duke Hall gently pushed the door in, a mysterious smile on his face, "There will always be a solution to things." "I don't know what to do. Bediwell looked confused, "I have to go to the Dark Regions with Evan and the others tomorrow, and I can't let go of things here—" "Knight Bediwell," Grand Duke Hall interrupted the werewolf boy and looked at Bedi with a serious and almost grim expression, "I'm going to ask you a question next, and I hope you can answer it seriously." "Well, what's that?" Bedi was almost frightened by Hall's serious look.

"I ask you: How far can you go for the sake of your friend? Can you risk everything, even if you risk your own life?" "I don't want empty words from your mouth. The next thing I want you to do could end up costing you your life. So, let me ask you again, can you really do anything to help your friend?, and is your friend Albert really worth your help?" There is no need to care about whether the value is worth it or not.

If I regret it, I'll regret it when Al really betrays me, but if I don't do anything now, I'll regret it right away. Heavenly Knight Hall's face also showed a look of relief: "You really are- okay, come with me, walk lightly." Hale pushed the door open, and walked gently on his toes like a feline, it was hard to imagine that a burly man in armor could be so quiet.

Bediville followed as quietly as she could, and the two of them stalked in the dark in the castle of Brindisi until they reached Al's cell.

"Did you really decide to do this?" the Gaian knight Cador, who was guarding the cell, had already turned out the lights in the cell, making the environment as dim as possible. In the faint darkness of night in the hallway, Bediwell could see the dissatisfaction on Kador's face.

"Even if it's my willfulness. I'm sorry. Hall whispered. Weishenmedaoqian, Bediwell didn't figure it out, but judging from Hall's attitude, the Heavenly Knight really wanted to help Albert.

What exactly does he want to do?