Although the names of these shops around are varied, most of them have words such as jade and exquisite, and it is really impossible to tell them.

I couldn't tell the name from the name, so I turned to a shop where I could restore the pearl to its original form.

After careful inquiry, it turned out that there were not two shops with this kind of technology, but most of them used mermaid tears to play sloppy eyes, and only three stores could really handle this kind of pearl.

One of these three stores has been closed for the past two days, the other is slightly less skilled, and the shopkeeper of one said that he had lost his key and could not carry out this business for the time being.

When Prince Chun and the others heard this, they rushed to this store almost immediately.

The shopkeeper was an old lady, and suddenly saw a large group of people rushing in, almost scaring out the heart attack!

"I mean, what are you doing here!?"

"Keys! Look, old lady, is this the key? Prince Chun took out the key that Princess Ramana had given him.

The old lady frowned and looked at it for a long time: "Ouch, isn't this the key!?" Wait, how did this key end up in your hands? Are you thieves!? ”

"Old lady, shopkeeper, have you ever seen someone come back to you with a stolen key? This key was really given to us by someone else! ”

"Who's that guy!?" The old lady asked reluctantly.

Prince Chun thought about it and felt that if he said that he was a princess directly, the other party might not believe it. Moreover, according to Princess Ramana's personality, she may have set a trap on this puzzle, and if she directly identifies herself, she will get into trouble.

After thinking about it, Prince Chun's face did not change, insisting that the key was given to them by a stranger for safekeeping.

Guo Quan took out the stone beads he had just salvaged and said, "Shopkeeper, don't worry so much, take a look first, am I a mermaid tears?" ”

The old lady muttered as she took the black stone bead and looked at it carefully: "Hmm...... I can't say for sure. Alas, wait until I take care of it, and we'll see! ”

Being interrupted by Guo Quan, the old lady seemed to have forgotten to ask about the source of the key, and opened the lock on the cabinet by herself.

The moment the cabinet was opened, an envelope fell. The envelope was written with the words "Prince Chun".

The old lady looked puzzled: "When did you have such a letter here?" Prince Chun? Who? ”

"Ah...... That's exactly down there. Prince Chun stepped forward and replied respectfully.

The old lady thought about it, and suddenly said angrily: "And said that you don't know that thief!?" I've put all the letters to you in my box! ”

"Auntie, think about it, if I really know that thief, why did he hide the letter here? Wouldn't it be good to give it to me directly? So, this is obviously deliberately embarrassing me! ”

The old lady thought about it, and it seemed that this was the same reason. I took a closer look at Prince Chun and the others, and saw that they all looked upright, with a righteous face, and they didn't look like roosters and dog thieves.

After thinking for a moment, the old lady gave the letter to Prince Chun, and began to clean the bead for Guo Quan in a low voice.

Prince Chun opened the envelope and saw that inside it was an invitation from His Majesty the King.

The date is just tomorrow! Prince Chun was shocked into a cold sweat: Good guy! Does this princess really not want to get married!?

Carefully calculated, Princess Ramana's three-day period is counted from the time she came up with the question, and the last day is the time of the banquet, in fact, isn't it only one day!?

Fortunately, Guo Quan is here this time, otherwise he wouldn't have solved the puzzle, and it was thanks to his persistence in this merman's tears, otherwise he wouldn't have come to these jewelry stores by mistake!

Thinking of this, Prince Chun couldn't help but glance at Guo Quan, and Guo Quan was staring at the beads in the old lady's hand intently, and asked questions from time to time, completely unaware that the puzzle had been completely solved.

(End of chapter)