In the dream, Lewis couldn't see the woman's face clearly, after all, the dreams here belonged to the memories of Captain "Dragon".

However, his instincts told him that it was the person he had been looking for – Mandy. Harvey.

Exiting the dream, Lewis looked up, Captain "Evil Dragon" still had a clear soul, and there was still a lot of time left for him to channel.

"When you first engaged in human trafficking in the port of Enmat, where were those people sold?"

Captain "Dragon" raised his indifferent face and said numbly, "Intis, Trier. ”

"Trier, the capital of Intis?" Lewis nodded and decided to take a look at the capital of Intis, where he might find news about Mandy.

After the psychic ritual ended, Lewis and Paul stayed by Captain Dragon's side until an hour later, when the two disposed of the body.

Port Enmat, in a cemetery away from the sea.

Tombstones stand there, engraved with epitaphs for posterity, and there are no tombstones and no epitaphs in the place where the captain of the "Evil Dragon" is buried.

Paul took off his half-height silk top hat and said to Lewis:

"Mr. Dependent, I'm leaving the port of Emmat, and if there is anything you need my help with in the future, you can contact me by messenger.

If you have the chance to come to sea, maybe we can meet again. ”

"I thought, I'm leaving too, my promotion is over, I was going to leave a few days ago." Lewis smiled and said.

Paul smiled faintly in response, stepped through the illusory door, and left the cemetery.

Lewis sighed, he decided to go to the capital of Intis to investigate the news of Mandy, perhaps, he can really find the man who lost his fate.

Now that Captain "Dragon" is dead, he and Miss Stephanie don't need to hide it when they take the boat, I wonder if the ticket I bought from the detective before can be refunded?

After all, if it's just an ordinary boat ride to Intis, around 30 pounds is enough to get on a luxury cruise.

Looking up, the sky was getting dark, and the last rays of sunlight were falling from the depths of the cemetery.

Lewis found a corner that was not easily noticed, made a sealed spiritual wall, and prepared the ritual of summoning spirit creatures.

Ignite herbs and fill the walls of spirituality with the psychedelic scent of herbs and essential oils.

By the time he reaches Sequence 6, his own abilities are enough to support summoning messengers, and having a messenger present will bring a lot of convenience.

Lighting the candle that symbolized me, Lewis took a deep breath and silently pondered the prayer that had been prepared for a long time.

Summoning a spirit messenger is highly uncertain, and he must ensure that the summoned creatures do not endanger him.

Of course, summoned couriers are not completely harmless, after all, completely harmless couriers are most likely to mean that they are weak and may be killed by other malicious spirit creatures while sending the message.

"I can sense that this summoning of the Courier will end well."

Lewis took a deep breath, he had thought about putting Renette. Tinicol summoned out.

After some careful consideration, it was finally decided to give up, Miss Renette is a spirit creature, but she is too powerful, and she will become Crane's messenger in the future.

What's more, Miss Renette belongs to the ascetic department of the Rose School, and she belongs to the depraved, so it is estimated that it will be difficult to play together.

He took a step back and shouted in the ancient Hermetian language:

"Me!

I call in my name

Spirits that wander in vain, friendly creatures to be driven ......"

These sentences are all summed up by the experience of predecessors, which can ensure that the messenger is summoned, and it will not summon something too troublesome, and the last sentence is my own request for the messenger.

Lewis was silent for a moment, then added, "Good and cheap messenger." ”

As Lewis's prayer ended, the candle that represented me lit and the wind blew within the spiritual wall, as if something was about to emerge from the ground.

After waiting for about ten seconds, and no creature was summoned, Lewis sighed and said to himself:

Sure enough, it is not realistic to want a messenger who can run fast and have little to offer, and the same applies in the spirit world.

I really can't, I'll do the same as Klein, and hold a job fair, maybe I can really find a strong one out of the crowd of messengers. ”

Just as Lewis was about to give up, the candle flame suddenly swelled and turned pale.

A headless messenger slowly emerged from the ground, her head empty, and in her hands held four blonde red-eyed heads, which were slowly looking at Lewis.

Lewis unconsciously smiled, isn't this Miss Renette? Does He think He is cheap?

If you think about it, there seems to be no problem, although Miss Renette asks for a gold coin every time she sends a letter, but it is indeed worth the price.

Asking an angel-level messenger to deliver a message, just thinking about it, makes me feel compelling.

However, before Lewis could rejoice, Miss Renette's two heads spat out the words "disgusting and ugly" in turn, and then returned to the spirit realm.

Lewis frowned, he had the illusion that love came and went, and sure enough, Miss Renette saw through her essence at a glance.

After the first call-up, Lewis went through a second call-up ceremony, and he decided to do a job fair like Klein.

"Me!

I call in my name

Spirits wandering in vain, friendly creatures to be driven, willing to be my messengers! ”

Call!

Inside the spiritual wall, the wind stirred, and Lewis's gray hair was blown back up.

The candle flame faltered, swelling to the size of a human head, bright red as if it were dripping blood.

"Sure enough, there are many spirit creatures willing to be my messengers, and it's such a wonderful feeling to be popular."

After a few more seconds, a bell-shaped creature of white bones emerged from the ground, and at the top of the bell box were two flaming eye sockets.

It looked at Lewis silently, the flames in its eye sockets darting a little, and it returned to the ground.

Lewis twitched the corners of his mouth, as if he could see a deep sense of disgust in the creature's eyes.

"No, it must be an illusion, the vast majority of spirit creatures have no thoughts, it refuses to come out, it must feel that it is not worthy of being my messenger."

Silently comforting himself, Lewis watched as the candle flame grew brighter and brighter, and another messenger showed its head, like a fiery red fox with a white circle of light on its head.

The moment he saw Lewis, the fox narrowed his eyes tightly.

Lewis's eyes lit up, this messenger is not bad, although his combat power is not as good as Miss Renette, but his appearance is very good.

"Will you make a pact and be my messenger?" He stepped forward and asked kindly.

The fox's eyes narrowed even tighter, and it plunged headlong into the ground, uttering "I don't want to."

(End of chapter)