readx; When Peter saw Fr. Kervir again, he was sitting quietly in the garden behind the church. www.biquge.info He couldn't help but be surprised to see Peter coming alone, and Father Keville couldn't help but poke his neck behind Peter.

Peter coughed awkwardly before he said shyly, "That Eva and Wren are a little tired, so they won't come." After saying that, he scratched his head.

Fr. Kevel shook his head amusedly when he heard Peter's explanation, and he slowly got up from the chair he was sitting in and walked to the side of the blooming flowers. He beckoned to Peter behind him, pointed to the flowers in front of him, and asked, "Do you know Peter?"

Peter looked at the blooming red flower in front of him and shook his head, indicating that he had not studied any of them.

Father Kerver sighed and changed the subject: "Well, what are you here for?" Although he had a rough guess about Peter's intention, he still asked first.

Peter then handed the package he was carrying to Father Kevel, and he waited until the other party looked at the package in his hand curiously before he spoke: "This is the harvest of our last trip to the Misty Jungle, how can we say it, we don't dare to go deep into the place that is too dangerous, so the harvest may be much less than the first time." As he spoke, he observed Father Kerver's expression, but it was destined to disappoint him, and the other man had been smiling and nodding his head in admiration.

He rummaged through the package, checked the number of herbs inside, nodded to Peter, and said, "Then since you are no longer going to the Misty Jungle, then we will talk about the new mission." ”

Peter nodded, and followed Father Kerver through the bright and beautiful garden, back to the dimly lit church hall.

As soon as he was seated, Father Kervir waved his hand to Christina, who was waiting, and Christina bowed and left the room, closing the door tightly. When the door was closed, Fr. Kervir said to Peter in a deep voice: "Now, I am here for your situation, and the only task I can accomplish is to take care of the sick." There's a guy named Neto at the gathering point, and you'll find out if you go there. ”

Peter was stunned when he heard this, but he felt that this seemed to be a little too simplistic, and he was very skeptical in his heart. He hesitated for a moment before nodding to Father Kerver, indicating that there was no problem.

Peter made up his mind in his mind and waited until he got back to the hotel, like the talkative boss to inquire about the situation.

After arranging the mission, Kerville did not drive Peter away as usual, but he graciously retained the other party, and Peter was made to deal with the priest carefully by the priest's unusual behavior.

Fr. Kwill's chatter finally asked the most crucial question of today's meeting: "Then Peter, how did you come to Cromwell Abbey, as far as I know, the situation at that time was very critical, and the monastery should not be open to the public. When he had finished asking, he stared at Peter, waiting for an answer.

Peter's hair stood on end all of a sudden, and he only felt a chill in his heart, but he didn't know how to answer for a while, so he could only open his mouth and say nothing.

"Take your time, don't be in a hurry, relax, relax, I'm just a little curious, if you really can't say it's fine. Father Kver's eyes narrowed into a slit with a smile, and only occasionally a glimmer of sharpness flashed through the gap. Unfortunately, Peter was so focused on how to answer the question that he didn't notice his expression.

Peter kept thinking about how to answer, and he looked at the expression of Father Kerver across from him and remembered what had happened at his birthday party. He smiled and said to Father Cromwell, "Actually, it is not impossible to say that the main reason why we were able to enter Cromwell Monastery was because Eva and I met Cardinal Ratfar on the way. He saw that we were both very pitiful, so he took us in. With that, he gratefully drew a cross on his chest.

Father Kveril nodded, thinking that he was in line with what Archbishop Brown had told him, and sure enough, they were behind Cardinal Ratfar.

But he wasn't worried, because Ratfar was just an old man with the title of cardinal. He had no rights in his hands, even in Cromwell Abbey

The rights are not as great as that of Fernandez, who was favored by Archbishop Bena. The reason why Ratfar was able to become a cardinal was mainly because the Holy See needed the history and secrets of their lineage, so he used a title to appease the other party.

If he really compares power and wealth, he is far inferior to Archbishop Brown, so Kerwill only shows his respect for Ratfar, but he does not think so.

Peter didn't know about this, he just saw the respectful expression on Father Kerver's face when he heard the name of Cardinal Ratfar, and he was finally relieved that at least the current hurdle was over for the time being.

By the time he left the church, he was desperately breathing in the fresh air outside, only to feel much better inside his lungs.

He just wanted to stay away from this church that gave her a depressing and gloomy feeling, so he shook his head again and again and quickened his pace away from here. Peter, who was in a hurry to leave, did not notice that in the shadow beside him, a man in a black robe was watching his back, and it seemed that the man had been waiting here for a long time, just to see his back.

When Peter disappeared completely, the black-robed man pushed open the door of the church and walked in slowly. Christina stood aside early, and when she saw him, she quickly bent down and saluted, and then said coquettishly, "Father Kerver is waiting in the garden, please come with me." ”

As for what Kerver had talked about with the black-robed man, it was not something Peter could have known, and he wouldn't even know that a black-robed man had met Kerver.

Peter didn't go upstairs to Eva when he got back to the hotel, he looked around and looked around and looked to the boss and quietly inquired about Neto. At first, the innkeeper frowned vigorously and muttered that there was no such person, but then he kept asking Peter for more complete information, and his face suddenly changed as if he remembered something terrible.

Peter's heart sank, and he pursed his lips and waited for the innkeeper to regain his composure before asking, "Looks like you know something, so can you tell me about Neto?"

The innkeeper sighed helplessly and said, "Neto, you can really find trouble. Well, if you're wondering, I'll tell you slowly after dinner in the evening. Now let me calm down, thank you. Then he went to the door, closed the door, and went back to his house.

Peter looked at the innkeeper and knew intuitively that they might be in for a more troublesome task than the Misty Jungle.

"I know how Father Kervir could have given us such a simple matter with kindness. He muttered as he walked upstairs. xh:.74.240.212