The way back was relatively peaceful, and although there were several unexpected incidents, the "Future" finally managed to get out of the confines of the sea of ruins without danger and successfully landed.

To Crane's bewilderment, Miss Power seemed to have forgotten her request for a trade, and didn't even take the initiative to look for her on the way back.

Although it is clear that this is true of her refusal, where is Miss "Power" so easy to give up? She's never been a character who doesn't stop until she achieves her goal!

And the point is that she succeeds in her plan every time, no matter how unbelievable it sounds.

Could it be that she is sure that I will accept her trade request?

Crane secretly said that he was also dignified, not to mention that he could only get the potion recipe of Sequence 4 "Sorcerer" from the mouth of Miss "Power"!

Well, although there are really no clues yet, he already has a preliminary idea.

So, after the "Future" docked at the small island called Toscut, Crane said goodbye to everyone very calmly, especially in front of Miss "Power".

It's just that Louise said with a smile before parting:

"Mr. Gelman, don't forget the agreement between us, I'm very sincere."

Conventions? Who made an appointment with you! I've already rejected you, okay! Crane was guilty of this, and at the same time confirmed that Miss Power did not give up on the deal, but because she really felt that she had won the battle.

Why is she?

Crane didn't respond to anything, and left the deck of the Future, looking very dashing.

"You guys quarreled?" A smiling voice suddenly rang in my ears.

Louise raised her eyes slightly, rolled her eyes inconspicuously, didn't even dare to show up, and still had the heart to tease herself, what about your cultivation as a princess?

If Bernadette hears this question from her, she will surely answer, "I learned from you." ”

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

After leaving the Future, Crane and Anderson set out to find a hotel to stay in for a while.

"You're good friends with that female demigod?" Anderson asked.

He thought that he was being targeted by Louise before, but who knew that after leading the way once, the other party didn't care about him at all, and he couldn't help but be very happy.

But his bad luck hasn't gone away, and the bounty hunter Gelman, who has been promoted to Sequence Five, claims that he has a solution, so the two go together for the time being.

Crane glanced at him and said, "You're afraid of her?" ”

Anderson suddenly straightened his waist and emphasized: "How is it possible, I am a person who has seen the world, just a demigod!" ”

As a result, under Crane's calm gaze, Anderson coughed twice, and said seriously:

"Among the demigods, Miss Louise is also a very special kind, because she has given me more dangerous intuition than most demigods."

Crane didn't comment, and said secretly: "Is it just the vast majority?" ”

"Is there a more powerful and mysterious demigod in this world than Miss Force? He was skeptical.

But then again, Crane himself rarely feels the danger from Miss Force, but why does Anderson feel it so clearly? Maybe it's because of his "hunter" extraordinary's character?

"Why do you think Louise is dangerous?" He asked directly.

Anderson was stunned, looked at Crane suspiciously, and said as a matter of course:

"You and Miss Louise are good friends, and she certainly won't be hostile to you."

Is this the reason? Crane wasn't sure, but he didn't dwell on the issue too much, and instead said:

"Let's go, find a hotel and rest for the night, and I'll take you to solve your bad luck tomorrow."

Anderson suddenly showed joy, and hurriedly said: "Don't worry, I will keep my promise." ”

Crane didn't look back and said calmly, "I'm sure you will." ”

Anderson stood there for a moment, smiled slightly, and then set off to follow.

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

That night, in a fairly well-appointed hotel room, Crane got up from his bed, drew a "spiritual wall", and walked four steps backwards to the gray mist.

Sitting in the seat belonging to the "Fool", he tapped lightly on the edge of the long bronze table and whispered:

"Fort Source, Fort Source."

Several times in a row, in different languages, but without elicit any changes.

After all, I was able to enter this gray fog after reciting a three-stage divine name, and "Source Castle" is just a name, what can it represent?

What secrets does this gray fog, which Miss Power calls "Source Fort", hide?

Crane couldn't figure it out, and he didn't even set out to search, because he had already felt that although he was successfully promoted to the "Secret Puppet Master" of Sequence Five, the biggest improvement was only to be able to independently pinch out a "world" that was more like a real person.

As for the imaginary grasp of the deeper secrets of the Grey Mist, that is something that does not exist at all.

The easiest and quickest way to learn the truth is to agree to Miss Force's request, but she makes a dilemma.

Regardless of whether Miss Power is a time-traveler or not, Crane is reluctant to put her core secret in front of her eyes.

Although the "Fool" may not reveal his true identity, he is not afraid of ten thousand, but he is afraid that in case, Crane cannot take this kind of risk, especially since this risk comes from Miss "Force", who has proven her ability and danger several times.

"Alas, anyway, I have just been promoted to Sequence Five, and the matter of demigods is not imminent, and I still have time."

Softly reassuring himself, Crane reached out and pulled a radio transmitter from the pile of debris obscured by the gray fog in the corner.

He planned to contact the mysterious Magic Mirror Alodes, which was also the most direct way to collect the half-medicine formula in the original plan, but who knew that Miss "Power" actually intervened here, which caused the current state of being extremely entangled.

With a sigh, Crane left Fort Source and returned to the inn where he had stayed, where he prayed to himself with a skillful ritual and brought the radio transmitter to the real world.

It wasn't long before the sound of a da-da-da rang out in a hurry, and an illusory white piece of paper spat out from the radio receiver, which was written in Runn script:

"Great master, your faithful and humble servant Arodes has at last, at last, caught up with you!"