"The culprit of Beckland's Great Smog Time is a demigod 'witch' named Panatia, and she is also the one who introduced me to the 'Witch Sect'."

At this stage, among the extraordinary people that Louise has access to and can communicate with in a friendly manner, Bernadette has the highest sequence and the most extensive knowledge.

What's more, she seems to be able to find out that the changes in her body, although in the clouds, can at least provide a reference, so Louise intends to confess something...... Of course, it is not possible to confess without reservation.

She continued: "The Beckland smog was not impulsive, but a very complex pre-planning, and I didn't participate much in the process, but on the day of the big smog, I experienced one thing firsthand. ”

Speaking of this, Louise showed a little fear, and Tong Kong shrunk and said:

"The 'Witch of Despair' Panatia is going very well, she has unleashed despair and plague everywhere, causing huge casualties, and in doing so, she has almost digested the remaining potions in her body, and she has been prepared for a good time, and she has every chance to escape before the arrival of the major churches and the official demigods of Rune."

"Unfortunately, she failed." Bernadette spoke, telling the story of the known result.

Louise bowed slightly, she looked up, there seemed to be a hint of horror in her eyes, and asked:

"But do you know how Panatia failed? Do you know what happened to her? ”

It's no secret to a big man of the extraordinary world like Bernadette: the "Witch of Despair" was not captured by any of the churches, her fate was unknown, and she disappeared completely.

However, it seems that Louise seems to know the hidden secret, Bernadette is thoughtful, the "witch" is separated from the "witch sect", it is really not such a simple matter.

Louise chose to conceal this when she told about the Great Smog of Beckland just now, and it must have been a big deal to make such a bold Divine Scroller look horrified...... Bernadette's interest suddenly rose, and she asked very cooperatively:

"What happened on the day of the Great Smog?" Where did the "Witch of Despair" go? ”

"A woman." Louise raised her voice, breathed a deep sigh of relief, and described in detail:

"A woman who is beautiful in appearance, but without any expression, she just glances at Panatia, who is like an oil painting, which is erased in an instant!"

"Then the woman looked at me and disappeared......"

Having said that, it is enough that Louise naturally will not reveal her communication with the "Goddess of the Night...... Well, although the "Goddess of the Night" didn't say a word to her, it wasn't a communication at all.

However, Louise believes that Bernadette will make it up to herself.

As the daughter of Russell, who received most of Russell's inheritance and a big man in the extraordinary world, Bernadette is one step away from being promoted to angel, but she is by no means ignorant.

She knew that from the beginning of the Fifth Age, the gods no longer descended easily, but they were by no means unable to descend from the gods.

The "beautiful woman" that Louise spoke of was exactly the same as the way Bernadette knew that the "Church of the Goddess of the Night" had appeared.

In other words, in the Great Smog of Beckland, the "Goddess of the Night" descended.

Bernadette had wondered why Louise had shown her horror, but now she understood it thoroughly, but then a question came to her mind:

"Why did the 'Goddess of the Night' descend?"

Is it just to eliminate a "Witch of Despair"? Don't be funny, if that's all it takes, the seven righteous gods may want the gods to descend once at every turn.

The Great Smog of Beckland hides a deeper danger!

Bernadette suddenly felt a little lucky, fortunately she didn't try to stop this crisis, otherwise it would have been a big problem to even be able to get out of it!

After a brief moment of surprise, Bernadette began to focus her thoughts on Louise, and from the description just now, it can be known that when the "Goddess of the Night" hid the "Witch of Despair", Louise happened to witness the whole process, but she was let go by the "Goddess of the Night"!

She is a "witch", a "witch" who has nothing to do with the Great Smog of Beckland, and there is no reason for the "Goddess of the Night" to leave Louise out.

Unless, she did it on purpose.

Louise is the Fool's Divine Scroller, who was discovered by the "Goddess of the Night" unscathed...... Could it be that there is a game between the gods and spirits?

A memory popped up in Bernadette's mind, which Russell said later in his life:

"Of all the gods, the 'night' is probably the most hidden one."

As for some other strange words, Bernadette could not understand them at all, because Russell's temperament had changed dramatically by that time, and he could not tell whether those words had practical meaning or not.

She was silent for a long time, then glanced at Louise with a calm expression and asked:

"What does the 'Fool' say about this?"

Just know you're going to ask this! Louise replied quickly, only with a slight confusion:

"Mr. 'Fool' said: Don't care."

Don't care...... Bernadette's heart moved, which proved that there was probably some kind of tacit understanding between the "Fool" and the "Goddess of the Night", but what did this tacit understanding have to do with Louise's little "witch"?

She was a little puzzled, so she asked:

"Is this what you just said, all the things that have happened to you?"

Louise shook her head, her eyes full of confusion, but she dutifully continued:

"There was another strange incident that happened on my boat voyage from Beckland back to Byam."

Bernadette said secretly, and then listened carefully to Louise's not-so-wonderful description:

"Strange things happened in Bansey Harbor."

"On the night when the passenger ship docked at the port of Bansey, there was a strong wind on the island, and for some reason, I and some other passengers disembarked and found that one of the bishops of the 'Church of the Storm' had long since fallen, and he believed in the 'God of Weather' of Bansey."

Such ancient beliefs in the Southern Continent are not uncommon, but most of them have been squeezed out of space by the "Storm Church", so Bernadette is very unfamiliar with the "god of weather" in Port Bansey.

She was silent as Louise continued:

"From this fallen bishop, we learned that a cultist was worshipping the 'god of weather' and was fighting a bitter battle with the 'substitute punishment', so we went to see it."

Bernadette couldn't help but tease: "Your courage is even greater than I imagined." ”

Louise smiled slightly, as if Bernardette was complimenting her, and then said mysteriously:

"We've discovered a big secret, the 'God of Weather' in Bansey Harbor is actually a living angel!"

"Probably because of the cultist's sacrifice, the 'God of Weather' responded and called out a name: Chick."

Louise showed a proper look of fear, shrunk her neck slightly, and said:

"Thankfully, we were able to run fast, so we didn't encounter any danger...... However, the 'God of Weather' in Bansey Harbor only shouted like this, and then disappeared completely. ”