"Cut, no wonder I heard that Karsham is falling."

In a slightly humble dressing room, Olin VI held a fluttering silver cuirass and said to Wren with some disdain.

"See," Olin VI picked up the cuirass several times and wanted to put it on, but each time he hesitated, obviously not looking down on this humble cuirass. He tapped his breastplate, making a hollow sound. "My army can all roam the continent in brand new armor and ride those steel machines, and their paladins are still wearing them. Look at this shoddy workmanship, in our Marret, even the lowliest, I wouldn't allow him to wear this kind of garbage to die. ”

For Olin VI's complaints, Wren also wanted to complain.

Because what they have in their hands is just props used by the crew for filming, and the position they are in now is a dressing room in the fan meeting of the crew of "Detective Lunch".

It may be that the last performance in the center mall almost went into a mess, which made the crew still a little apprehensive, but this time they scaled down and chose to hold a fan meeting in a hotel.

The hotel lobby was empty, chairs were set up, and the stage was ready-made, just a little more modest than the last time they had set up in the mall.

Fans are not casual to come, there are only less than 80 places, and in terms of publicity, reporters can arrive.

The hotel occasionally invites people to perform, so there is also a dressing room, but there is only one, and the actors who usually invite them are crowded into this room to make up.

But this time is different, "The Great Detective" is a big crew, and there are many celebrities in it, such as Lenchi, so you need a separate dressing room, and you can't make do with it.

But it's easy to do, the hotel has packed up a few rooms and moved a few professional makeup tables, which is enough.

At that time, Olin VI saw an advertisement placed by the crew on the road, so he dragged Wren to this hotel.

At this time, there was still a long time before the meeting, and the actors of the crew had not yet arrived, so they just asked people to transport the props and something by car first.

At this time, many media fans had already come to the vicinity of the hotel, and while there were many people, Olin VI smashed the glass of the bathroom and mixed in with Wren. They followed the workers up and down to find the room where the items were kept, which now occupied Maus's dressing room.

What Wren was holding in his hand at this time was a cracked helmet, which he was familiar with, exactly the same as his Alrenville armor, but it was an imitation, and it was fluttering in his hand. He also found a small magic device inside the mask, near his mouth, and he had tried the effects of this device. When you put on the helmet and speak through it, your voice will become hoarse and eerie.

Wren doesn't know what the filming people think, when he wears a helmet, he speaks because of the interference of the helmet and has a little urn sound, but where is this kind of voice that is a villain when you hear it?

In short, this thing is just a shooting prop, and thanks to Olin VI, he can still take the opportunity to advocate for himself.

However, Wren was slightly surprised that Orin VI, whose brain was already very confused, could still recognize this as Karsham's armor at a glance.

"Do you know those knights of Karsham?" Wren asked curiously.

Olin VI put on the prop armor with a disgusted expression: "I've met them a few times, and it's not very pleasant. ”

Wren was even more curious, "Oh, why?" ”

"They're a bunch of rotten people, so we can't get along." Orin VI said, beckoning to Wren and handing him his helmet.

After Wren stretched out his helmet, Orin VI took it and continued: "These guys have killed several nobles of the kingdom, the kind of people who kill innocents, slaughter civilians, and bend the law for bribes, even if they kill them, they will kill me if they don't kill me." But one of my men slaughtered a few of the Mura's villages, and they killed him, so I seized the knight and imprisoned him until he died of old age. ”

Wren knew that the Mura were a subhuman race, and they still existed, and their appearance was similar to that of ordinary people, except that they only had four hands and toes, which was almost equal to no difference compared to other subhuman races. Therefore, today's Mura people are basically indistinguishable from ordinary humans most of the time, and there are not a few people who form families between the two.

But listening to Olin VI's meaning, the humans of Maret seem to be incompatible with these Mura people, even if it is the name of an ordinary Mura village, Olin VI divides them into "innocent" and "civilian", and allows his subordinates to slaughter at will.

After putting on his helmet, Orin VI picked up the prop sword that had been placed on the side.

A replica of the Elrenville longsword would have been non-existent, as it was still stored in the World Parliament's headquarters exhibition hall when the armor was stolen.

The crew apparently changed the script halfway through, allowing the sword to appear in the hands of the "Armored Monster" in advance.

After picking up the long sword, Orin VI tried to swing it twice, and also slashed the sword in the corner of the dressing table, then shook his head and said: "I heard that those knights did not have standard equipment in the early days, except for weapons, they had to find their own way to wear them, so some knights did not have their own armor until their old age. However, the Knight of Karsham I met was already wearing the allotted armor, but this was the first time I had seen this kind of garbage. ”

Seeing Olin VI's constant complaints, Wren bet he must not have known that the true body of the Elrenville Longsword was worse than this.....

For the next plan, Wren also has some ideas.

Since getting his hands on the Allenville Armor, Wren has divided the mysterious people who are hiding behind the scenes into three categories.

The first category is the people who make him the "Armor Weird", which includes Alexia, but she is definitely not the only one.

The second category is the person who has been conniving at his crimes in Brika City, Captain Seven does not count, Wren knows that he is a backbiter, and the real instigator should be the security team, and even the upper echelons of Brika City. If it is a deep chase, Grayson, the principal of Reisburg, should also be counted.

Wren doesn't know if the two have anything to do before, or if they are the same people, they are both letting or inducing Wren to "do things", the difference is that the former Wren uses a false identity, while the latter is real.

As for the third group of people, it is the one who guided Wren into the illusion before, and the Melsey he has only seen today—of course, referring to the Myrsey who has become extremely eccentric in the end.

This third category belongs to those who hope that Wren will not "make things", but Wren still does not understand why they only use illusions or mouth cannons to warn themselves, but do not do anything to themselves.

Originally, Wren was helpless with these three types of people, and he was very unhappy to be at the mercy of the first two types of people, but it was impossible for him to honestly follow the advice of the third type of people and do nothing when he encountered some things.

But now, the appearance of Olin VI seems to give him a chance to fight back......