"What do you have to tell me?" Beverly picked up the spine sword by the way, and Beverly was not interested in the question the guards wanted to ask, "Something to ask the group of bystanders." Pen %Fun %Pavilion www.biquge.info"

"No, what I want to ask is your relationship with him. The guard put on a very professional look: "Don't worry, maybe you are a little panicked because of the battle you just witnessed, and you just died sister...... Forehead...... Who is she?"

You're a professional fart, do you talk to the family of the deceased like this?

And I myself participated in the battle, what did it look like to witness......

"Sisterhood. Beverly dropped the words and left with Salander in her arms.

"Who's my sister?" the guard chased after him, asking a question that was hard to believe.

"............" Beverly glared at him in disbelief, not knowing what to answer.

It should be said that I don't know how this kind of question is made.

"I am. Beverly put her arms around Salander and added, "Can you go and do something serious?"

"Do you need our help with the corpse?" the guard insisted, "We are trustworthy, and it will be absolutely fine to hand over the corpse to us." There's a great value cemetery around here, and it's definitely cheaper than a house for people to live in - ah, don't go!"

I will never trust you...... Beverly didn't look back, completely ignoring the guards.

"Those guards are dangerous, so be careful. Beverly returned to Loelle and said the first thing she said.

"What's wrong?" stood silently, Loelle didn't seem to understand at all.

"Ah, what a lovely girl!" Suddenly, Loelle saw Salander and his eyes lit up. So he went up excitedly and was startled again: "Huh, he's ...... behind his back."

She didn't see Salander pull out her spine...... Beverly sat helplessly on the ground and leaned Salander's body against herself: "No problem, this is Aya." ”

"Aya girl should be younger than this, right?" Loelle squeezed Salander's hand and looked down at him.

"It's a man. Male Aia. Beverly threw down the words, and Loelle stood dumbfounded for a moment before letting out a panicked exclamation.

"Huh, man?" Loelle seemed to be seriously shocked: "I can't see it." Where does this look like a man!"

This guy is really a man, isn't he?" Beverly sneaked her hand into Salander's clothes and grabbed it to make sure: yes, there's something soft.

"Well, leave him alone for now. Looking around, Beverly narrowed her eyes and shifted Salander, who was leaning on top of her, to a more comfortable position, "Thanks to you, you're driving the enemy away...... There's something I want to ask you. ”

"Ah, I know what you're trying to ask. Loelle smiled bitterly, "You want to ask me about the recent sightings of the Dark Church Longkar here?"

"That's right. Beverly was still a little surprised that the girl knew so well what she might be asked.

"Because a lot of people have asked me...... It's annoying. Loelle touched his head and was depressed: "It's nothing special at all, why do so many people come to ask me." ”

"Would you like to tell me about it now?" Beverly pondered for a moment.

"It was near the woods that I saw a cultist walking by...... Nothing. Loelle's expression was sad: "That's all." There's not much more to say. ”

"Last week?" asked less than expected, Beverly asked.

"Well, last week. Loelle replied truthfully.

..................

The two looked at each other face to face, speechless.

It's like neither of them has anything to say.

"Hmm...... Gone?" asked Beverly, tentatively.

"No, that's all. Loelle touched his head a little embarrassedly: "I can't remember what I saw on a specific day." ”

Well, it doesn't seem like much of a gain...... Beverly suddenly felt bored: it seemed that this was the end of the conversation.

"I've asked what I want to ask, so I'll see you soon. Thank you for your cooperation. Thinking that there was no point in staying in the village any longer, Beverly looked at Salander with disappointment: the cost of compensation for not feeling guilty was also given, and Salander was also picked up. All in all, there's really no reason to stay here anymore.

It's a pity that the blue roast bear...... I didn't expect it to be baked with blue cheese.

"Hey, Miss, are you leaving so soon?" Loelle froze for a moment, then hurriedly reached out and grabbed Beverly, who was about to leave.

"Hmm, is there anything else?" Beverly had just summoned a cloak to tidy up her appearance, so she turned her head to look at her.

"Oh, no...... I want to ......" Loelle hesitated, as if trying to find something to talk about: "By the way, what is that sword?"

"This one. Beverly knew she was referring to the spine sword, "This Aya pulled her spine off." ”

"......" Loel didn't know if he was frightened or what, and his expression seemed to be a little shocked.

"Are you alright?" Beverly glanced at Loelle, wondering what she was thinking.

"Oh, no...... I just can't imagine what is going on. Loaire smiled awkwardly: "How can anyone pull out their own spine and turn it into a sword...... Ahahahaha, Miss, you are so humorous. ”

"No, it's true. Beverly handed the sword to Loel seriously, "Look at it." ”

"............" Loelle was silent for a moment with his spine sword, his face a little flustered: "Hey, is this true?"

"It's true. Beverly didn't say anything superfluous.

"......" Loelle hurriedly threw away the spine sword like garbage, and took two steps back in panic.

By the way, can this spine sword be inserted back? Beverly had a whim, and gestured to the spine sword: it seems to be possible and it seems to be not.

Or don't plug it in. Otherwise, it always feels like it will cause inexplicable injuries.

"Ah, you're awake. Seeing that Salander began to slowly open his eyes, Beverly immediately put away her spine sword and said to him in a calm tone, "The battle is over. Thanks to this bard...... Hmmm......"

Uh, what's your name?

"Hello, I'm Loelle. The elf crouched down with a curious face.

Fortunately, the bard took the initiative to introduce himself.

"This ...... What a serious injury. Loel saw Salander's open fracture and was shocked: "Don't you need something to fix the fracture?"

"I'll do that later—anyway, Miss Loelle repelled the enemy with daylight. I didn't use the Spine Sword either. Beverly took over: "So it's none of your business, let's get some rest." ”

"Hey, so my spine is white?" said Salander wanted to cry without tears.