1:154 Salvation in Shackles (Part II)

The next morning. There are still four days left before the duel with the heavenly knight Gains.

The leopard boy was awakened by the smell of breakfast. He lazily climbed out of bed, his mind was not yet clear, he quickly freshened up, and immediately subconsciously walked to the dining room and sat down. He picked up the milk from the side and added it to the black tea, and then drank it slowly.

"Sure enough, you kid is awake at all. Arthur appeared coldly behind the leopard man boy and said.

Suddenly startled, Toddll squirted out almost half of the black tea he had drunk.

Arthur grabbed the leopard-man boy's head with one hand, "Boy, don't play dumb for me, I know you can understand what I'm saying!Tell me, what is your relationship with Corvis!Are you a spy sent by the orcs?!What is your purpose?!"Arthur!" Bediwell had just finished freshening up, and when he saw this scene, he hurriedly stopped, "What are you doing! Don't bully Thorville!" "Bully him? I'm just asking him!" Arthur withdrew the hand that was pressing on the leopard-man boy's head and said viciously.

"Woo" Toville snuggled up beside Bedeville in a pitiful look, his body shaking.

"Didn't I say that he was just a child?" said Beddivi, "perhaps he would not understand what you were saying, and that human language is not so easy to learn." "Not necessarily. Tristan stood on Arthur's side, checking the black tea with milk that Towell had drunk, "This black tea with milk doesn't even know to the mermaids, it's purely human shijie." I don't believe an orc imp would know how to drink this. This is not something that cannot be learned by long-term exposure to human shijie. "Now, do you still want to protect that little imp?" Arthur questioned Bedeville.

"It's not strange that he was sold as a slave to the human Shijie, right?" Bediwell defended, "Is it possible to conclude that he is a bad guy just from the way he drinks black tea?" "I didn't say [[he's a bad guy], I just said [he has something to hide from us]. Arthur rebuked, "This boy just sat down to eat breakfast like an uncle, and for a moment he thought it was his own home, didn't he think it was his own home?"

"What, what's wrong, Thorville?" Bediwell looked at the crying leopard man in surprise, comforting him and glaring at Arthur, "Look, you're making him cry! Do you have to be so fierce?" "Uhh Greenville said as she walked into the farmhouse.

"Oh, Greenway? It's so early. Arthur said.

"Come and see my [slave]. Greenwiel laughed, "It looks pretty good, except you made him cry." "I didn't—" Before Arthur could finish speaking, Greenway pulled him out of the house.

When we got out, Greenway whispered, "You know what? That kid can understand us, but he can't respond properly, and I guess there are two possibilities." First, it may be that some nerve center in the brain is damaged in the process of brainwashing, resulting in a language disorder. There is also a possibility that there is some kind of psychological and emotional disorder that prevents him from speaking. "In the first case, whatever we do is in vain. But in the second case, as long as you teach patiently and slowly gain his trust, it is possible to get him to speak again. Arthur looked at Greenway and thought about it again, "Weishenme I'm going to please such a stinky boy, and I don't see any benefit at all in doing this!" "Don't say that," Greenway smiled mysteriously, "I can vaguely feel that there is some kind of huge black curtain behind this child. If you figure things out, you're sure to get some kind of benefit. Don't you want to find out what happened to this kid?" Be low-key and get into less trouble. If you understand something new, it means that you will be involved in new troubles. Arthur said coldly, "It seems that it would be easier for me to put that kid in a cage and sink him into the sea." "Stupid, cold-blooded fellow!" Greenwile said angrily, "Enough! Since you don't want to get involved in this, then consider it a matter of fulfilling my request, you just have to take care of the child, and let me do it!" Greenway, you don't have to—" "I did it if I liked it, and I was curious if you weren't curious, so it was okay!?" Greenwile retorted.

"Okay, okay. You can do whatever you like. Arthur said.

"Now," Greenwill said with a smile, "let me earn some opinion first." ＂