"Two madmen. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info" He muttered and turned around, and there was a woman in his sight.

The man looked no more than twenty years old, with shawl hair, a few pale feathers pinned to her temples, and a shape-shaped striped costume. Under the reflection of the street lamp, the dress seemed to intertwine the warm orange and the cold blue.

"You're Eko, aren't you? My name is Rosherine, and I'm here to pick you up. ”

Rosherine stepped forward and held out her hand to him, her face was coquettish, and her eyes were as cunning as foxes. It reminded Eko of his most energetic age, when he was as sharp as a sword out of his sheath, but was quickly trampled underfoot...... He touched his hand with the other party in a bit of a daze, and suddenly he didn't realize that he was spitting out the word "fortunate meeting".

Rosherine looked left and right for a moment, and asked, "Where's your guide?"

Ecco came back to her senses suddenly.

"When we arrived in Akagun, we stopped by to take a look at the client's situation. He's terrible, mentally and physically broken, and has to be left with someone on his side. ”

"No wonder...... I've told you a lot about being flexible. Rosherine looked disgruntled.

"But they still insisted on two people, and if you hadn't left a message in the store, I wouldn't have known you had arrived. ”

"You've come much faster than I thought. Ekor was honest about her feelings.

As soon as he finished speaking, Rosalyn breathed a sigh of relief.

"Thank goodness for being such a well-behaved friend of yours. A smile bloomed on her face, and there was an inexplicable look of coquettishness in her eyes when she glanced over.

Ekor looked at her, suddenly feeling bored.

"The first meeting always has to be flattering. He smiled at the coquettish face as little as he could, but Rosherine sensed something.

"I didn't expect that...... You have such eyes, and you can flatter people. ”

Egor sighed secretly, and said with a smile and flattery: "It depends on what kind of face these eyes see." ”

"I love to hear that. ”

Roselyn suddenly smiled, and she made an inviting gesture sideways, then gave way to half of the way. Ekor followed her, walking side by side toward the inn. Just as he was guessing how there would be a place to talk about things in the crowded shop, Rosherine suddenly quickened her pace and turned into the dark alley next to the store.

It was so quiet that you couldn't hear anything from the store. Suddenly, a light lit up beside him, and it was Rosherine who lit the lantern, and the faint flickering light seemed to light her eyes, making the amber color dance with golden light.

"Can you tell me how you care about the veterans?" asked Rosherine in a low voice.

Ekor thought for a moment, and lowered her voice.

"Our peer threw an olive branch to the higher-ups, and he entrusted us with seeking justice for that man. ”

"Are they going to beg us? Could it be that Akagi is going to change the sky?"

"Oh?" said Ikko, pretending to be blunt.

Rosherine glanced at him, not elaborating. She walked deeper into the alley until a low door appeared in front of her.

"Now that you've seen the client, you can see that he can't do it on his own. Those guys can't be refuted, and to be fair, they can make them imagine being raped, and they will gather and use all their resources to defend themselves. ”

"And what do you suggest?"

After the sound of a key turning the lock, the back of the low door revealed a staircase that extended downward. Ekor looked at the entrance to the underground and sighed unconsciously.

The fleeting fragility in his eyes seemed to be seen by Rosalyn again, and the woman smiled and made a gesture at him. Echo smiled back, and then he walked down the steps, while Rosaline raised a lantern to illuminate him, but only the three steps in front of him, which prevented his eyes from seeing through the darkness.

"Speaking of suggestions, I think the white sparrow is too quiet, and if this is to be done, it is necessary to speak out. Rosherine's voice came from behind.

"So, you already have a plan?"

"There was no specific plan, but I had a hunch that there would be a lot of things to do. But today, I want to show you the drama first. ”

"Sounds like something to look forward to. ”

Ekor finally stepped the last step. At this moment, his path was blocked by a curved half-wall, which was surrounded by a curtain, as if it were covering something. He cast a questioning glance behind him, and Rosherine suddenly turned off the lantern before wiping half of his body and turning forward.

"This play is never performed publicly, only for our own people. ”

At some point, Rosherine pulled a rope with the end of the tassel, and the curtain around the wall was pulled and pulled up to the sides, revealing the scene behind her.

To Echo's surprise, he was in an underground theater, a few meters down the wall to the stage, with a curtain and a half-ring above it, and beams of light focused by mirrors. Suddenly, a beam of light swept towards the two of them, and Rosherine leaned in slightly and beckoned, then turned her head and said, "Please enjoy "The Unveiler" below. ”

With that, she stepped aside, and Ekko's gaze moved from her to half the wall. On stage, the performers ran out of both sides of the curtain in turn, and among these brightly dressed people, only one did not have a costume. He was pushed and pulled to the center of the stage by everyone in a daze, and turned his head to see the figures of the mountain peak and the two children reflected on the curtain.

"Are you a mountain god? We've sent it to our family as a sacrifice!"

The performer begins to speak his lines. The play is about a villager in a certain place who suffers from harsh taxes and gives his children to a mountain god who is actually an evil dragon in exchange for money. The story is quite moral, and the performance method is a question and answer behind the scenes and in front of the stage.

Seeing that the non-costumed responder was acting jerky and constantly being ridiculed, Echo couldn't help but chuckle, and Rosherine sighed softly, "The homophonic initiation ceremony is indeed a bit of a trick on newcomers. ”

"It's funny, it's the first time I've seen such a traditional ceremony. ”

"You haven't been dragged on stage in Alada?"

"It's not up to me. But you asked me to watch this play, probably just to see the reaction of the unveiler, right?"

When Eko said this, the newcomer on the stage who was anxious finally stretched out his hand to open the curtain, and at that moment, the initiation ceremony was finally completed, and the beam of light that had swept the two of them was cast again, and there were voices of blessing on the stage. I only heard Rosherine say, "You may have heard such a sentence, we may all be in the play." ”