6 Kirden
It was just after the middle of the afternoon that the government censors in Grande left. Not long after the gang left, Phantom Joe arrived.
He's here to apologize for the fact that Evan almost ruined Grande's halfway house credentials.
But it's hard to say whether the apology is sincere or not Zach - first, it's not Joe's fault, it's Evan's, Joe is qualified to represent Evan? Second, it makes sense to apologize, and it only makes sense to inform Grande in advance that the trip may be variable, before the censors come to Grande.
Now people are coming, even if they are sincere, what is the use? Forget it, there's no need to blame a phantom person for this kind of thing. Phantom people don't have much of an ability to make their own choices. Hmph, eighty percent of Evan wishes that Grande was unlucky, and he thinks so every day, Phantom Joe is just 'kidnapped' by this desire.
So Zach's attitude is very general, "It's over, don't mention it again." "It's not a comfortable outcome for anyone, so let's turn the page.
Phantom Joe couldn't say anything more, and after Grandry was left to dry for a while, "I'm going to follow your suggestion to go to Newton Phantom and learn how Phantom people should live in human society." β
It's a good decision, better than the vicious cycle of the typical bad guys like Patton and Evan who he relied on.
"Do you want me to say hello to Newton for you?" Zach asked.
"Thank you very much. β
Zach moved quickly, and successively called Newton Phantom Rich, Newton Revrelow, and his descendant Kent, informing them that the Phantom in Barton was going to Newton and asked them to take care of it.
Joe wasted no more time, knowing that he had a safe landing in Newton, and drifted towards Newton.
From the time the phantom Joe came to Grande to the time he left, the whole process was not long, and the incident itself was actually quite small, and there was no need to tell everyone about it, but I still told everyone that there was such a small incident in Grande in the afternoon, because-
Sbella's husband, Corden, saw the whole thing in Grandry.
Do you remember Corden's previous profession, he was a hunter? Just as Sbella used to be a family wizard, two retirees came to Barton for retirement.
Not long after Joe left, the former hunter, now an old Indian man who had lost his wife and had no children, moved to Zack's side.
"Do you believe that? Hmph, a phantom person, to learn how to live in human society? ridiculous!"
There is something that needs to be clarified first-
First of all, Zach doesn't understand why Roy would 'take in' Corden to Grande. The wake is the wake of the spirit, and the wake that Zach promised does not include letting the other party live in Grandri for the past 7 days!
Secondly, Zach didn't understand why Roy completely relayed this little thing about Joe the Phantom to Grande to Corden.
Everyone should know that among the people in Sibella's family, only Sibella has a talent for witchcraft, but Kirden Blast, an ordinary Indian, can't see the soul alien race. Joe's visit to Grande was relayed to Corden by Roy at the same time.
In the end, what Zach couldn't understand the most was Corden's question, after he heard Roy's relay, he asked Roy again, and Roy pointed directly at Zack, "You go and ask him!"
In summary, Zach really didn't understand the point of Roy getting himself into this trouble.
But now that this trouble has come to him, Zach helplessly glanced at Roy, who was avoiding, "Barton has so many aliens living in human society, you are discriminating against phantom people." β
"Discrimination is discrimination, I don't care!" Corden looked very determined, "When you Grande took in a phantom person (Danny at that time, Danse now), I told my wife (Sbella) that the phantom person will make something happen in Grandry sooner or later!" Corden also glared at the west, in the direction of the Church of the Holy Son, "Sure enough! The Republicans were brutally murdered because of him, you can't deny it! Phantoms are not suitable to live with humans! This race, the destruction of human society is catastrophic!"
Corden isn't bad, but the field of view is too narrowβ
Zach didn't use any serious tone, but, "You come out with an alien race that is not catastrophic for the destruction of human society." β
"You!"
"Me?" Zach was amused, "hehe, I'm afraid someone will line up to refute you, you need a more popular example." β
"Uh, Walter!"
"Have you forgotten that Walter used to make a living by defrauding senior citizens? "Remember, everybody.
"Tsk, Morellin!"
"Thankfully, Morellin worked as a tailor, can you imagine what would have happened if he had been in another profession?"
"Filmmaker Wandel!"
Corden's thinking was right, starting with the humanoid alien race, and then under Zack's reminder, he realized that even this alien race, which can be regarded as a special human race, has only found a way to suit human life. If this way of life is not right, the consequences will be disastrous as well. So Corden began to go in the direction of harmless aliens. The most representative is naturally the filmmaker who is too weak.
"How did a policeman become heaven step by step. Zach said Chapman, and at the same time glanced at Corden, "You're in the right direction, the filmmaker Wandel may not have done much damage to society, but he completely changed the life of a normal person." You used to be a hunter, and you know that this behavior is no different from that of the aliens who cause great panic in society. β
"Didi the Mirror Man...... "Corden shut up himself, and the Mirror Didi is now the angel Crowley, the angel who controls all the human souls in Newton and preaches that anyone can enter heaven. Hehe, it's harmless to human society? Corden couldn't say that.
Zach didn't say anything, simply, "As long as it is an alien race, there will be damage to human society, just like human beings themselves are not all law-abiding." All we are doing is that since we are all in this world, we are all trying to coexist with each other, and no one is superior to the other. Giving a conclusion, it will no longer disturb Corden's gloomy thinking.
Zach wasn't completely idle, and in the middle of the review, Emilia in the sanatorium called Grande, saying that the slime bluntly said that he didn't just want to settle in Barton, he wanted to settle in Grande!
Zach has always felt that Emilia has been a little weird since yesterday's funeral, and now she is using various reasons to ask Zack to participate in her work, which makes Zach a little unclear. But because of Harrison's episode, Zach really didn't want to ask.
So Zack can only deal passively, when Cologne is looking for Zack, Zack is actually looking at the information of the slime, which was faxed by Emilia.
Slimebill, a businessman, as he once confessed to Zack, deals in goods ranging from vampire blood to soul shells that are about to disappear from the world, from witchcraft items to hunters' weapons, from human identities to alien body parts...... Both.
In the profile, Emilia asks him why he wants to go to Grande. Bill has an answer, I don't know if it's true, here is only a retelling of the question and answer written by the source -
"I've given up on Toredo's blood, but Barton still has a merchandise that I absolutely want to deal with!Something about republican aliens!Did you know?republican aliens can grow out of ordinary artifacts!!"
This should be the birth of the 'essence' in the republican alien race.
"Then why Grande? You should at least know that the forces of the Republican Alien Race who are studying at Barton right now are the wizards led by Reimer and Sbella in the Smith family. β
"As long as I live in Grande and live with that Zachary Torredo, am I still worried about my relationship with Reimer and the wizard?!And now the relationship between Reimer and the Devil's Feast is still uncertain, and the wizard of Sbella only has a ten-year safe period with the Devil's Feast! The facts have proven that Ramer can't protect me!" This should be talking about his purchase of blood in Thorin's nightclub, and the news leaked, "The wizard of Sbella only has a ten-year safety period, I don't want to take this risk! Grande is my best choice!"
For a speculative businessman, this idea is not really a surprise.
I won't retell the Q&A process here, and you can also see the tone of Emilia and this slime bill's exchange.
Now Zach is not very happy, even if he doesn't have to think too much, he knows that it would not be a good thing if such a cardboard box really came to Grande to use Grande to achieve his own goals.
What left Zach speechless the most was that at the end of the material, Emilia wrote the conclusion of the first assessment - Bill is very sincere, has always asked questions, except for occasional emotional excitement, logical and complete, is a normal alien race, and Barton's decision on whether he can accept his existence: to be determined.
What the hell? Is Emilia in the wrong mind, and I wonder if this is a problem for Grande? Or is it just that Emilia is deliberately making trouble for Zack! It's still to be determined? This kind of guy with his own uncertainties should get out of Barton as soon as possible!
Zach also wanted to complain a few more words about Emilia in his heart.
"What are you looking at. Corden's reflections were over.
"Nothing. Zach closed the papers.
"Is that the slime information that Emilia faxed to you earlier? β
Well, Roy even relayed that to Corden.
Zach didn't hide it anymore, "Yes." β
"Show me. β
Uh, like Zach has something to hide. Zach handed the information to Corden, but he didn't want to care about what Corden wanted to do, so he entered Grande and prepared dinner in advance-
Tonight was a fundraiser ball, and the high school students had already greeted Zach early in the morning and would be back early to Grande to prepare.
The lunch reviewers used up a large reserve of ingredients in Grande, but fortunately let Cyrus go to the purchase before Zack, and there would be no problem with dinner - Zach could foresee a bunch of high school students coming to Grande's finish today, and the food would have to be plentiful.
Cyrus was called to help, and the reluctant Roy and Hank were also called to help him. Dinner was prepared in the midst of Roy's constant complaints of "I'm the second generation Tsmich! I'm actually preparing dinner for a bunch of teenagers!"
After a short period of work, Corden also went into the kitchen and put the finished materials outside, so that Zach joined the cooking work by himself a little unexpectedly.
Of course, the Indian man consciously or unconsciously occupies a place next to Zach, "Dr. Emilia Browning's judgment is good, and it is important to confirm whether the alien mind is normal to integrate into human society. β
Hey, it's no surprise, Zach knows this guy is going to find him.
Several other vampires in the kitchen looked at Zach and Corden, quietly, calmly watching the excitement.
Zach knew that he had made Corden suffer a loss in the previous topic of interracial discrimination, and from the perspective of normal social rules, when the other party took the initiative to provoke the topic again, Zack should let the other party have a high emotional intelligence. It's just this topic, hey, it really left Zach speechless, and he could only, "yes." "I didn't have any desire to communicate.
Corden probably took this as an encouragement to change direction, "When I was a hunter, I didn't see all the aliens go up and kill. There are many alien races, there are few hunters, and we know how to spare our lives and reduce unnecessary fights. He's talking about his life experience, and there's nothing to refute, "That's an important basis for me to judge whether this alien race needs to be exterminated." He paused, as if he was quite speechless for what he was going to say, "This alien is unreasonable. β
The sound of pots and bowls colliding was a mistake made by Cyrus when he beat the eggs - in this kitchen, the youngest guy in all senses is really the most unstable one~
"I'm sorry, I'm sorry!" Cyrus apologized, and Cyrus re-beat the eggs, in one go, but consciously.
Zach skimmed Kirden, knowing that it would be a dereliction of duty for him not to ease the atmosphere as a master, "You mean that as a hunter, your first move after contacting an alien race is to see if the other party can have a normal conversation." β
Look~ Zach said it very well~ can talk, indicating that it may be reasonable, indicating that the hunter may not have to work hard. If you can't talk, just meet and start fighting, regardless of the possibility later.
Corden pursed his lips and nodded, thanking Zach for helping him explain, "But of course it's my personal style, as you can see, I met Sbella in middle age and retired. Probably according to my principle, I probably wouldn't have lived that long without retirement. β
This is the fact of impersonal experience.
It's not like we've never seen a normal hunter, Rivench used to be one, did he try to talk to the ghoul he killed? Did he try to talk to his brother Ryan? No, when he showed up at James's house and tried to kill James with one blow, he didn't try to talk to James, who wasn't sure if he was an alien or not!
Rivench was at Barton to kill the aliens, he didn't even care about his own blood relationship, and he still cared about whether the aliens' minds were normal.
Corden is self-conscious, and his personal experience is not universal.
Zach didn't answer, he didn't know much about Corden's life, but he did know something about Sbela Zack. Zach learns that Sbella was once the one in the wizarding family responsible for rescuing female wizards captured by werewolves, and that after an operation, she met Corden, who was a hunter, and then retreated to live with Barton.
When two people meet like this, what happens makes them do it together, leave their environment and start a new life, Zach doesn't want to make up for it.
Corden continued, "While I agree with Emilia's judgment, I still feel that her profession is not enough for this kind of thing. β
Zach raised an eyebrow and didn't speak.
"Emilia can measure the psychology of an alien, but she can't measure the ...... that the alien itself can bring to this society," Corden glanced at Zach deliberately, "the impact, whether it's good or bad. β
Zach kind of fumbled with what Corden meant, "Like the Phantom Joe you talked about earlier." Like your undisguised preconceptions, Joe's desire to live well is proof of his sanity, which is Emilia's professional judgment, but as a phantom person, Joe is an alien race that will have an uncontrollable impact on society. Zach also felt that Corden had at least turned the 'catastrophic destruction' into a neutral 'impact', and he had listened carefully to what he had said to Corden, "Emilia is only an amateur in this regard, even if she has Harrison's help. But the impact of interracial on society, this is your specialty. β
Corden's head was heavy, "Yes, it's my major." After a short pause, "I can go to the sanatorium to be Emilia's ......" hesitated, "Assistant." Without waiting for Zach to speak, "I don't have a wife, I don't have children, I need to find a job to keep me motivated." β
What else can Zach say?
Nodding, "I'll talk to Emilia for you." β
"Thank you. β