Although Glerint was clearly aware that Walter was creating a new secret couple, he still chose to "judge" and "associate" the other party, and was ready to fight steadily, pushing him into a desperate situation step by step, and then trying to kill him.

This also allowed Walter to successfully transform some of the birds and rats into the Secret Puppets of the "Chain of Trickery" - the reason why he did not try to convert the servants into secret puppets was that humans had much more spirit threads than small animals, and the conversion efficiency was significantly slower, and they had little combat power.

At the same time, Carol's voice sounded in the bottom of Glerint's heart:

"I stole his 'paper man double'."

"Good!"

Glerint snorted as Walter vanished, leaving a sparrow in its place. Walter's rat puppet was still in the crack in the wall, so he had to swap with the sparrow.

Glerint did not hesitate, and casually threw an "air bomb" recorded in advance, directly shattering the sparrow, preventing Walter from changing it again. Then, he "flashed" and chased after the other party's side, and stabbed diagonally with a sword.

This time, instead of swapping places with the animals, Walter chose to "Flame Jump" and returned to the sconces in the room on the first floor. At the same time, he let one of his sparrows fly out, wanting to fly farther and then change himself.

And the reason why the first floor was chosen was because the "traitor" "Eudora" was waiting for him on the second floor.

There was no doubt that Glerint chased after him, and he was hit by another sword.

This time he was more sinister, not directly next to Walter, but directly above him, hooking his feet upside down on the top of the closet, and then stabbing down with a sword.

Unfortunately, Walter had a keen spiritual instinct from the "Joker" and sensed this attack from a blind spot, so he lunged forward and dodged this attack.

Then, he didn't have the idea of trying to kill Glerint when he was on a shaky footing, he just turned around and said, "Bang!" An air bomb was created to disrupt Glerint's pursuit. His attack was not of any level this time, and Glerling simply dodged it with only a slight side. But his purpose was not to attack, but to create a time gap with the Sparrow Puppet to swap places.

He succeeded, swapping places with the sparrow puppet who had flown away.

But in the next second, the smile on his face instantly turned into extreme consternation, because what appeared in his eyes was Eudora's "traitor" face.

He obviously switched places with the sparrow secret puppet in the distance!

I saw "Eudora" smile coquettishly, as if with endless charm, and the sapphire necklace on her chest also reflected a glimmer of light, and she said:

"I stole it!"

The girl's smile was so innocent and coquettish, and Walter was caught off guard, and Walter was stunned on the spot.

Then, "Eudora", who was barely a position away from him, stretched out her hand directly to his arm...... Before she could successfully steal the Chain of Trickery, Walter regained consciousness and was about to make a move and jump next to the flames of the wall lamp.

It's a pity that the tough invisible spider silk interfered with him for a second.

And in just this second, Carol successfully stole the "Chain of Trickery" from him!!

……

Rewind to the time when Glerint exiled Morgan.

Almost 10 seconds have passed from discovering that Walter and Morgan have swapped places, to Glelling's "exile", throwing the initially demonized Morgan into the void, to Glerint's flash chasing him to the bedroom.

However, Glerint just threw out a "Exile" from the "Chain of Arcanes" and then used a "flash", which didn't take more than six or seven seconds in total.

So, what did he do in the remaining seconds?

The answer was that he rolled up his sleeves so that Carol could see the familiar bracelet, and he also pointed to Walter and signaled that the other party also had one of these bracelets - he wasn't sure if the other party could understand his meaning well, but in his opinion, based on the role of "guiding the holder to meet" between the three bracelets, it should not be difficult for Carol to think of this.

Sure enough, Carol, who was very familiar with the "Chain of Parasites", like Glerint, knew how difficult it would be for Walter to have such a demigod-level item in his hands.

So they came up with a common idea of fighting, that is, Glerint would take Walter in the main attack, and then Carol would try to take the "chain of trickery".

Of course, Carol was also worried that Gleilint and her tactics would be different, so she also deliberately handed him an idea of her own along the "connection" between them.

……

After Glerint pressed hard, the two of them cooperated in battle this time, and successfully completed the most critical battle goal.

Walter was held by Carol on the body of "Eudorah", and at the same time as "charm" and "spider silk", Gleilynt also "flashed" upstairs, and he happened to see the scene where Carol succeeded.

"The plan went well, he couldn't make waves!"

Without the Sage-level magical items in his hands, Walter had almost lost the possibility of resisting.

With his right hand raised and his palm forward, he recited again in a low Old Hermetic language:

"It's forbidden to interact with the spirit world here."

"Forbidden" from the same source cannot be stacked, but this doesn't matter to Glelint, as he has long since abandoned the prohibition of "manipulating the spirit thread".

His purpose in prohibiting interaction with the spirit world is very clear:

Let Walter not use the "fire jump"!

And his "paper man double" has been stolen by Carol, and now he is completely a pig to be slaughtered!

Walter's heart sank, and when he was at the end of his rope, he inevitably panicked, and frequently tried several "flame jumps", but unfortunately he couldn't perceive the existence of the spirit world at all.

Seeing Glerint approaching step by step, he didn't have the idea of fighting the other party hand-to-hand with a few moves, and then looking for a chance to escape, because he knew very well that he had held the secret puppet of the "Corrupt Baron" for a period of time:

If you are in the hands of the other party, you will be killed with just one move.

He chose to pinch his bow tie, spread a solid invisible shield, and at the same time took out a blood-colored forehead ornament and put it on the top of his head, inspiring patches of crimson moonlight, quickly replenishing his own spirituality, intending to resist stubbornly to the end.

At the same time, he found that even without the "Chain of Trickery", he had regained the ability to control the spirit thread. So, while trying to manipulate the spirit thread of "Eudora the Traitor", he said to Glerlint:

"We don't seem to have a life-and-death feud, do we? You don't have to fight to the death, right?

I'm not afraid to tell you that this shield of mine is a magical item from the 'Guardian' counterpart in Sequence 5, and you can't break it with conventional methods.

And Eudora should have told you, I have a crimson forehead ornament in my hand, and my spirituality is far superior to yours.

Why don't we take a step back?

Don't fight me to the death anymore, and I will give you the Chain of Sophistry and the hidden Oath of Justice. ”

He still has a newly pinched face, still holding the illusion that Eudora did not tell Glerint his true identity, and trying to stall for time to complete the manipulation of "Eudora".

Gleilynt laughed dumbly:

"Lord Walter, are you being a fool for me?"

He drank the other person's identity in one gulp, then took a pen from the side and threw it to Walter, thereby unleashing a "weakening".

At the same time, he noticed Eudora's sluggishness, so he reached out and nudged her, looking at Walter with a sneer.

Walter was even more dead in his heart, and watched as Glerint pulled out a delicate notebook from his chest, and then wrote and drew on it several times. Then, as if he was a little overwhelmed, he raised his notes with a rather difficult hand and slammed them down.

Indeed, as he expected, neither Glerint nor Carol had any particularly good way to break this solid invisible shield, and could only rely on brute force.

"Bang!"

Along with the shield, Walter was smashed back several steps, but the shield was indeed very solid, and it was not broken. But Walter was also very uncomfortable, and this time it directly shook his blood and qi up, and his chest tightened for a while.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

……

I don't know how many times Glerint smashed it, but the shield finally shattered.

Originally, it was Glerint who waved the "weight of knowledge", but this time the shield suddenly shattered, but it was this note that dragged Glerint's body straight towards Walter with a strong movement trend.

His spiritual instincts were frantically warning, making him instinctively dodge to the side, but he was in a trance again, and when he came back to his senses, it was too late to dodge......

…………

After a violent exertion, Glelint couldn't help but care that the delicate notes covering Walter's body were stained with blood, and his body suddenly lost his strength, and he collapsed next to him.

Then, he suddenly turned his head to look at Carol, and said sincerely:

"Thank you!"

Frankly speaking, although she took the initiative to participate in the battle this time, Glerint actually guessed in advance that she would not sit idly by, so he had the idea of borrowing her power - anyway, it was not appropriate to use her without consulting in advance.

"Eudora's" eyes have turned dark brown at some point, revealing Carol's unique clarity and translucency, as if it can hit people's hearts.

She dodged Glerint's slightly fiery gaze, waved her hand freely, and said nothing:

"I didn't help much, with our relationship, you don't have to be so polite."

What is the relationship between us?

Glerint chewed on her words, and couldn't help but think about it.