When Rolf opened his eyes, he was greeted by a city, and if Rolf hadn't remembered what he had just done, he would have thought he had crossed over again.

He was standing in front of a blacksmith's shop, and a blacksmith was wielding his sledgehammer and slamming a slam in front of him.

Looking ahead, there were all kinds of craft shops, tailor shops, bakeries, and everything else, but to Rolf's surprise, why did they all work outside the shop?

If you don't go into a good house, do you want to let these people outside learn their craft?

Just as he was taking a closer look at the city, there was suddenly another flower next to him, and Grindelwald appeared beside him.

"Why did you follow up?" asked Rolf curiously.

"Besides, if I hadn't protected you, how would I have to go back to see Dumbledore? Grindelwald shrugged his shoulders and said with a look of course.

Rolfe couldn't listen to it, and the feeling of being raised just now disappeared in an instant, after all, I made a mistake!

Rolf held back the anger in his heart, and walked through the city side by side with Grindelwald, and the people around him seemed to be no different from normal people, except that they were all illusory.

And in the heart of the city, there is a giant tree that towers into the sky, making it hard not to notice it.

The emerald canopy of trees hung in the sky, and it seemed to contain the entire city in his shadow, turning it into an umbrella for the city.

Rolf wanted to inquire about the phantoms around him, but he couldn't communicate with them at all, except for the ripples caused by passing his hand through the mist.

These phantoms are like the walking dead, just acting mechanically according to instinct, and there is no trace of human agility at all.

He looked at Grindelwald for a moment, and then said with an ugly expression, "What now, how can I find the soul of that dream witch?"

"Obviously, we're going to have to go and see the giant tree. Grindelwald said with a nonchalant expression, in stark contrast to the expression on Rolf's face.

Rolf looked at the giant tree not far from him, and if the witch was here, it was indeed where she was most likely to be.

In this way, they passed through the "crowded" crowd, and in the ripples of circle after circle, they walked towards the giant tree in the center.

Rolf put his hand on the trunk of the tree, thinking of whether there was a soul in it, Grindelwald quickly knocked his hand off, and said, "You really don't have a long memory, why did you suddenly come in just now and you forgot?"

"But...... Otherwise, how can we find the soul of that dream witch?" Rolf shook his hand helplessly, and then complained with his eyes that Grindelwald had used too much force when he knocked off his hand just now.

Grindelwald looked unconcerned, and then prepared to drag Rolf to fly to the trunk of the tree, just then, a strange scene happened, and everyone turned to look at Grindelwald who was casting a levitation charm.

Rolf subconsciously immediately summoned a fountain of clear water, turning the water into a small snake wrapped around his wrist, but he also noticed that the group of people did not seem to be looking at him, but looking at the top of his head.

He followed the gaze of the crowd and saw a figure jumping from the canopy of a tree, floating in front of Rolf and them.

"Who are you, and why did you get here alive?" asked a young voice, confused.

Then she looked down at the crowd that was looking straight ahead, said "follow me" and flew back into the canopy again.

Rolf and the two of them followed and landed on the canopy of the tree, only to see a simple wooden house erected there, and it was difficult to tell whether it was a trunk or a wooden house without looking closely.

"Are you a dream witch?" asked Rolf curiously as he sat down.

At this point, Rolf finally had time to look at the woman sitting across from her, who looked seven points like Snow, especially her fair skin and red lips.

"How do you know the Dream Witch, who the hell are you, how did you end up here?" the woman asked alertly.

"We're here to find Mistress Merry, he's missing from the stronghold! ”

Rolf's eyes widened as he pretended to be anxious, as if to prove that his intentions were true.

"You're coming to Mistress Merry, why do you know the stronghold? We don't have a creature like a male witch in our dream witches!" the woman listened to Rolf's words, and immediately got up and went into a state of alert.

Rolf also continued to ooze cold sweat on his forehead after hearing this, why did he forget that the mission description said that it was 'the stronghold of the Dream Witch', and he would have changed his excuse if he had known.

Grindelwald was watching the play with his hands on his chest, and he almost laughed out loud when he saw Rolf caught by the witch in the wrong place, what a little liar full of lies.

"Mistress Merry is a friend of my father's, and it was Mistress Merry who told my father that if there was an emergency, I would go to the stronghold to find her......" Rolf continued to lie about his mistakes.

Unexpectedly, the witch nodded, and then said, "This is what it is? No wonder you know how to enter here.

It's just that I don't know where Mistress Merry has gone, and I haven't been able to get in touch with her since I entered here. ”

Unexpectedly, the woman actually believed the nonsense she had made up on the fly, and used her brain to help them lie, and Rolf thought that she would have to ask herself a few more rounds.

"Then how do you usually get in touch?" Rolf hurriedly asked when he saw that he had initially gained her trust.

"It's a dream, of course the contact information of our dream witch is in a dream!" the woman said with a look of course.

When Rolf heard the word 'dreaming', she was amusing herself, and she couldn't help but feel a sore tooth, and secretly said that she was really a clever witch.

Later, when I thought about their beliefs, it seemed that dreaming was really the most suitable way for them to contact them!

The Merry lady couldn't be found, and the clue was broken again, which made Rolf a little annoyed.

It's a long way to complete the task, and there is no such task as giving away experience for nothing?

ps: Thank you for the time flowing, what is it called, cnguguh, all things recovery ss, the unparalleled monthly pass of the world!

Last month was my first full-time achievement, which made me cross my waist hahaha, mainly thanks to your support, so that I can continue to write without any recommendation.

I feel like the grades are going to get better and better.,Because I feel like myself.,The plot behind is also quite exciting.,It's just that I can't add it.,There's no time.,I'm sorry.,Bow JPG.