Mystery: Starting from Meeting Amon

Chapter 168 Summoning the Messenger
In the dream, Lewis could not see the woman's face clearly. After all, the dreams here belonged to the memories of Captain "Evil Dragon".

But his intuition told him that this was the person he had been looking for - Mandy Harvey.

After exiting the dream, Lewis raised his head. The soul of Captain "Evil Dragon" was still clear, and he had a lot of time left to communicate with the spirit world.

"Where were those people sold to when you first engaged in human trafficking in Port Enmat?"

The captain of the "Evil Dragon" raised his cold face and said numbly: "Intis, Trier."

"Trier, the capital of Innis?" Lewis nodded and decided to go to the capital of Innis to take a look, perhaps he could find news about Mandy there.

After the spiritual ceremony, Lewis and Paul stayed by Captain Dragon's side until an hour later, when they disposed of the body.

In Enmat Harbor, in a cemetery far away from the sea.

Tombstones stand there, engraved with epitaphs for future generations to remember them. However, there is no tombstone or epitaph where Captain Dragon is buried.

Paul took off his half-high silk hat and said to Lewis:
"Mr. Favored, I am about to leave Enmat Harbor. If you need my help in the future, you can contact me via messenger.

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

"I think I'm leaving too. My promotion is over and I was planning to leave a few days ago." Lewis smiled and said.

Paul smiled faintly in response, then he stepped into the illusory door and left the cemetery.

Lewis let out a sigh and decided to go to the capital of Intis to investigate Mandy's news. Perhaps, he could really find the person who had lost his destiny.

Now that Captain Dragon is dead, he and Miss Stephanie no longer need to hide their boat trip. I wonder if the boat tickets they bought from the detective can be refunded?

After all, if it was just a normal boat trip to Innis, thirty pounds or so would be enough to take a luxury cruise.

Looking up, the sky gradually darkened, and the last ray of sunlight fell from the depths of the cemetery.

Lewis found a corner that was not easily noticed, made a sealed spiritual wall, and prepared a ceremony to summon spiritual creatures.

Light the herbs and the spiritual wall will be filled with the psychedelic aroma of herbs and essential oils.

By Sequence 6, his own abilities were already sufficient to support the summoning of a messenger. Having a messenger would bring a lot of convenience.

Lighting the candle that symbolized me, Lewis took a deep breath and silently thought about the prayer he had prepared long ago.

Summoning a spirit messenger involves great uncertainty, and he must ensure that the summoned creature does not pose a threat to him.

Of course, the summoned messenger cannot be completely harmless. After all, a completely harmless messenger mostly means that it is weak and may be killed by other malicious spiritual creatures while delivering the letter.

"I can sense that summoning the messenger will have a good outcome this time."

Lewis took a deep breath. He had thought about summoning Renette Tinicole.

After careful consideration, he finally decided to give up. It was true that Miss Renette was a spiritual creature, but her power was too strong, and she would become Klein's messenger in the future.

What's more, Miss Renette belongs to the ascetic school of the Rose School, while I am a depraved person, so it would be difficult for us to play together.

He stepped back and shouted in ancient Hermetic language:

"I!

I call in my name
Spirits wandering in the void, friendly creatures that can be driven... "These sentences are the experience summed up by predecessors. They can ensure that the messenger is summoned without summoning something too troublesome. The last sentence is my requirement for the messenger.

Lewis was silent for a moment, then added: “A good and cheap messenger.”

As Lewis finished his prayer, the candle that represented me lit up, and a breeze blew inside the spiritual wall, as if something was about to come out of the ground.

After waiting for about ten seconds, no creature responded to the call. Lewis sighed and thought:
“Sure enough, it’s not realistic to want a courier that runs fast and takes little. You get what you pay for, and this also applies to the spirit world.

If it doesn't work, I'll follow Klein's example and hold a job fair. Maybe I can find a strong one from among the messengers."

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

A headless messenger slowly emerged from the ground. The place where her head should be was empty. She held four heads with blonde hair and red eyes in her hands. Those red eyes were slowly looking at Lewis.

Lewis smiled unconsciously. Wasn't this Miss Renette? Did she think she was good value for money?
If you think about it carefully, there doesn't seem to be any problem. Although Miss Renette charges a gold coin every time she delivers a letter, she is indeed worth the price.

Just thinking about having an angel-level messenger deliver the letter makes me feel so cool.

However, before Lewis could be happy for long, Miss Renette's two heads spit out the words "disgusting" and "ugly" in turn, and then returned to the spirit world.

Lewis frowned. He had the illusion that love came and went. Sure enough, Miss Renette saw through his true nature at a glance.

After the first summoning, Lewis performed the second summoning ceremony again. He decided to hold a job fair like Klein.

"I!

I call in my name
The spirits wandering in the void, the friendly creatures that can be driven, are willing to be my messengers! "

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

The candle flame flickered, expanded to the size of a human head, and was so bright red that it seemed to be dripping with blood.

"Sure enough, there are many spiritual beings willing to be my messengers. It feels so good to be welcomed."

After a few seconds, a bell-shaped creature made of white bones emerged from the ground. On the top of the bell box were two eye sockets burning with flames.

It looked at Lewis quietly, the flames in its eye sockets flickered, and returned to the ground.

Lewis twitched his mouth, as if he saw deep disgust in the eyes of the creature.

"No, it must be an illusion. Most spiritual beings have no thoughts. It refuses to come out because it must feel that it is not worthy of being my messenger."

Silently comforting himself, Lewis watched the candlelight grow brighter and brighter. Another messenger showed its head. It looked like a fiery red fox with a white halo on its head.

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

Lewis' eyes lit up. This messenger was not bad. Although her fighting ability was not as good as Miss Renette's, her appearance was very good.

"Are you willing to sign a contract and become my messenger?" he walked forward and asked in a friendly manner.

The fox narrowed its eyes even tighter, and it burrowed into the ground, thinking "I don't want to".

(End of this chapter)