Peter and Eva each donned their black robes and followed Andy out of the church door. Peter had thought that the gatekeepers they were attacking would have been spotted by the patrolling soldiers earlier, but when he went out to take a look, it wasn't like that.

The soldier who had been knocked unconscious was sleeping from his seat in the gate, and the man next to him who had gone to ventilate Andy was looking at him with a complicated expression, muttering something from time to time.

Peter and Eva looked at each other with a relieved expression, then quickly retracted their expressions and followed Andy into the carriage parked outside the church.

When the carriage disappeared from the sight of the soldiers guarding the gate, Andy said to the two of them, "Okay, I'll send you here, you can be careful on the road." With that, he knocked on the wall of the carriage behind him, and the groom who pulled the carriage heard the sound and gradually stopped the carriage.

Peter pursed his lips vigorously, and he looked down at the carriage, only to see that it was very simple and decorated, except for the seats, and all other amenities were absent.

If there's anything special about this carriage that Peter finds special, it's probably the one that wants to be as eye-catching as I am. The carriage is completely black, and it looks very attractive to the eye, as if you can't help but be pulled into this black vortex if you accidentally see it.

Peter withdrew his gaze, and once again looked at Andy's ordinary face, even if he hesitated again, and finally asked, "So can you tell us who you really are?"

Andy, who was looking at Peter a little strangely, was a little surprised when he heard this question, but he still laughed, he scratched his cheek with one hand, and thought for a long time before he tilted his neck and said to Peter, "I, I'm just a very curious person." Okay, you better get out of here, and I think we'll meet again if we have another chance in the future. Of course, this opportunity depends on your own choice. Goodbye Peter and Eva, and I bless you here. With that, he made a cross on his chest and opened the door.

Peter and Eva watched helplessly, so they had to bend down and walk out, and as soon as they were firmly on their feet, the carriage sped out of the place.

The two of them could only look up at the moon and the houses around them, discerning the position below, and walking back in the direction of the hotel. Along the way, the two of them carefully avoided the night watchman and finally returned to the hotel.

As soon as I entered the door, I saw Urgart sitting at the counter, staring at the two of them with bright eyes, and Wren was sitting at a table in the hall with Emma in his arms, who had fallen asleep.

Peter raised an eyebrow in surprise, and he nodded at Wren before he and Eva walked over to the Zhang Zhuozi and sat down.

Urgart just stared at them all the time, and in the end, Peter was only creepy to see him.

He had to turn his head to the one with a serious expression on his face, staring at himself with a frown, and Urgat asked, "What do you think of me like this, and where have you been since I looked for you all day?" The more he talked, the more unnatural he became, because Urgat's expression really looked too serious and serious, so in the end he couldn't help but change the topic in a smaller and smaller voice.

Chapter 52

The dim candle barely managed to chill the hotel for a small while, and Urgarte stood on the counter with his arms propped up on the counter, frowning at Peter.

Peter didn't dare to look at him unnaturally, he scratched his head and whispered to Wren who was holding Emma carefully beside him, "Why don't you go back to the room to rest and stay here?" After speaking, he pointed to Emma, who was sleeping in Wren's arms, with a very doting expression on his face.

Wren only looked up and smiled when he heard Peter say this, and he didn't answer Peter's question, because he knew that Peter was just changing the subject, and he had a look on his face.

Sure enough, it didn't surprise Wren, and Urgart couldn't help but be a little annoyed when he saw that Peter didn't seem to have the intention of confessing.

Ergarte leaned back in his chair and crossed his hands on his lower abdomen. He coughed twice and then said to Peter, "Where did you go when you didn't stay in the house at night?"

He was taken aback when he heard Urgat's question, and he finally turned his head and looked at Urgatte seriously and said, "Didn't you let us go to church? Then what are you asking us for, Eva and I just saw a man named Andy in the church, and the boulder left by Neto in the secret passage." He looked at Urgat's expressionless face, and couldn't help but tell the story of what he and Eva had just experienced in the church.

Urgatte listened to Peter's description in silence, and he did not react to Andy, who was highlighted by Peter, but seemed to be more interested in the boulder with Neto's handwriting engraved on it.

When Peter saw the other party's performance, he simply explained in more detail the appearance of the boulder and the handwriting engraved on it.

Peter watched Urgat's expression as he spoke, and he was surprised to find that Urgart didn't seem to know about this, and that the other party seemed to have such a subtle reaction. This reaction also seemed to bother the other party, so Urgat, after waiting for Peter to finish, rubbed his brow with his hand and fell silent.

Peter and Eva glanced at each other, both of them stepping on the inside story at the same time, but what it was, and the two of them couldn't ask any useful information from Urgat's mouth for a while.

Urgart groaned for a long time, but did not speak, and the hotel suddenly became dull. Each of them thought about their own thoughts, and Peter turned his head boredly to look at the hotel hall, which he was already very familiar with, and he yawned greatly from time to time and looked very tired and sleepy. Sure enough, it may be that he can't stand it anymore, and Peter said to Urgat, "Uncle, if there is nothing to do, we will go back to the house." After speaking, he also pulled Eva beside him with one hand and Wren with the other to go upstairs.

Urgatte came to his senses when Peter was interrupted by this, and when he looked at the other side, he saw the backs of the others who had reached the top of the stairs.

He opened his mouth and slowly closed it, waiting until their figures finally disappeared at the top of the stairs before he said to himself, "Andy, hehe's kind of interesting." I don't know what these lads will think. After saying that, he closed his eyes slightly, leaned back in the chair, and slowly fell asleep.