"Sun" Deric once again offered to buy the main potion material of "Sun Priest", but unfortunately there was still nothing to gain.

Most of the people present live in Rune, and there is indeed a lack of access to the extraordinary material of the "Sun" pathway, and it would be much easier if the "Tarot Society" had members of Intis.

"Justice" and "Magician" have been successfully promoted recently, and the formula and main materials after that have also been settled to a certain extent, so they have not made a trade request, and they seem to be very determined.

As for the poor "Hanged Man", he has been trapped in Byam by the recent series of actions of the "Storm Church", and even more sadly, as a privateer captain, he is not qualified to join the core operations within the Church, and if it were not for the "Tarot Society", he would be ignorant of everything that has happened recently.

And the "Hanged Man" was unable to go to sea, which indirectly led to the fact that "Moon" Emlin could not get the share promised by Alger, which was equivalent to the extraordinary characteristics of Sequence 6 of the Blood Baron.

As a result, the transaction ended before it began.

Soon, the "Tarot Society" gradually came to an end, and finally with the sound of the "Fool" announcing the end, everyone exited the Hall of the Giants at the same time.

Crane stayed on the gray mist for a moment, a little worried that Miss Power would do something irrational.

Even if the "God of Weather" in Bansey Harbor is a real angel who will be tempted by anyone, you still have to weigh your own strength in advance, right?

If she is caught by the "Storm Church", then I, the "fool", will not be implicated? Well, although I seem to be planning to pick up the "Poseidon" Kavituva, the danger of the two is completely different!

What does Miss "Power" rely on? Is it because of Bernadette?

Crane subconsciously lowered his gaze slightly, landing on the red star representing Miss "Power", and found that it was wrapped in a layer of surging gray-white mist.

Maybe it's because this layer of gray mist of unknown origin, which can't even be purified, like the gray-white mist that entangles Miss "Power" like an appendage, makes Crane understand that he has never really seen through Louise.

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Moreover, Miss "Power" never did anything she was not sure of, and everything she did was successful in the end, even in the case of the Great Smog of Beckland, Miss "Power" was even the most mysterious character.

Therefore, instead of caring about the thoughts and safety of Miss "Power", it is better to think about whether you can get ahead of "Sea King" and find the spiritual relics of "Sea God" Kavituva?

Crane didn't hesitate any longer, and exited above the gray mist, and the Hall of the Giants returned to its eternal calm.

............

On an uninhabited reef near Bansey Sea, a ship is docked on the shore, and sailors are banging on the deck, repairing damage that few people know is that the faults are man-made.

Inside the cabin, Louise's consciousness returned to her body and her eyes opened.

Today's "Tarot Meeting" is going on very quickly, and it seems that everyone is in the process of leaping from one stage to another, and they are all slowly becoming mature.

After smiling, Louise was about to put away the envelope and Russell's diary on the table, when she suddenly felt a faint spiritual fluctuation behind her.

She turned her head suddenly, her right hand had been raised, and she almost launched a direct attack, but she stopped suddenly.

Because, in front of me is an acquaintance, Bernadette.

"Why are you here? When did you come in? Louise asked with an ugly face.

Bernadette sat on a swing made of vines, and was dangling leisurely, probably feeling Louise's faint hostility, she jumped off the swing lightly, and said with a smile:

"Just arrived, so you don't have to be nervous."

Look at your attitude, just arrived? Lake ghosts! Louise was silent, but she still put away her tense tension, and said with a low face:

"It's very rude to break into someone's room without consent, and it's something that even children know."

The sentence was harsh, even accusatory, and Louise had never been so tough in front of Bernadette, but she had to do it at this moment.

Bernadette was so perceptive that she had begun to suspect her identity in the letter she sent yesterday, and if she found out more clues, Louise couldn't bear the consequences.

Bernadette stared at Louise, slowly put away the smile on the corner of her mouth, and said in a calm tone:

"Nominally, I'm your captain."

Louise returned a firm look and said:

"It's only the captain in name."

Bernadette was slightly choked by Louise's straightforwardness, if it hadn't been for the fact that only two days had passed, she would have almost forgotten how the "witch" in front of her desperately wanted to be her subordinate...... Who would have thought that she would turn her face so quickly and deny it?

She was speechless for a moment, went around Louise, walked to the wooden table, picked up the letter on the table as if no one was around, and said a little strangely:

"You seem to be very nervous because of what?"

Louise frowned slightly, could it be that Bernadette really didn't notice that I was out of my body just now, and I didn't know where I was?

Could it be that at the time of the end of the "Tarot Meeting", Bernadette had just entered this cabin, so she didn't notice that I was participating in the "Tarot Meeting", and there was really such a coincidence?

Louise was a little reluctant to believe it, so she still asked very strongly:

"Don't you need a reason to trespass into someone's room?"

Bernadette went through the letter she had written with her own hand, and then placed it on the table, before replying:

"My messenger told me that you were nearby, so I came."

Louise thought for a moment and questioned:

"The letter arrived yesterday, why are you showing up today?"

"Because, I was in Bansey yesterday, and there's something more to watch there." Bernadette replied calmly.

This reason was relatively easy for Louise to accept, after all, she had already had a similar guess, Bernadette was probably near Bansey, otherwise she would not have written to inform herself of the natural disaster caused by the "God of Weather" in the first place.

"So, you really just entered my cabin?" She asked one last time.

Bernadette tilted her head: "Otherwise?" ”

Then, leaning over slightly, she developed a condescending sense of oppression, and her eyes were fixed only on Louise, and she asked:

"So, what the hell did you do in the cabin to be so nervous about my presence?"

Louise still put on a righteous and awe-inspiring look, and said:

"It's rude to do something personal, and no matter what I'm doing, trespassing into someone's room."

"Oh, really?" Bernadello recalled, and said aloud:

"But, when you were in Beckland, you never raised this objection."

That's because I was still weak during the Beckland era, and you didn't bump into me for the "Tarot Club"! Louise took a deep breath and sincerely suggested:

"I hope you can knock on the door first when we meet in the future."

Bernadette behaved in a good manner, and readily agreed:

"Okay, I'll take notice."

"So, can we get down to business now?"

Louise raised her right hand, "Please speak." ”

Bernadette suddenly walked to the window, clasped her hands on her chest, and asked without looking back:

"What are you doing in Bansey?"

Hearing this question, Louise couldn't help but be stunned, she thought that the "business" that Bernadette said must be about the doubts mentioned in her letter, but she didn't expect to be the first to talk about Bansey!

And, this question should be asked by me, what are you doing in Bansey?

Surprise flashed, and Louise replied indifferently:

"Just passing by, but the boat had some malfunctions, so I had to stop and rest for two days, and I will leave soon."

Then, she shot back:

"On the contrary, it should be strange that you are in Bansey, right?"