The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 454 Ch.453 Temporary Visit
Roland did not receive the same treatment as before when he visited the church alone - probably because Enid was not around, and the monks did not think that a young man with an overly "gorgeous" face could have a background that would make people tremble.

He consulted Bishop Kratov and asked many people, but received the same answer.

'The Bishop has left London.'

As for where to go?

What right does an executive have to know the whereabouts of the bishop?

then.

Roland went to the "temporary resting place" where Xiandel had taken her before - she said it was her temporary "home".

There was no response when I knocked on the door.

Roland found a gap when no one was paying attention, went around to the side of the house, and climbed onto the balcony using the brick wall.

No one was in the house.

There was a thin layer of dust on the furniture - it seemed that Shandel had never come back since Roland left last time.

Where has she gone?

Roland began to wonder if this believer had followed her grandfather, the Bishop, to a place outside of London - for the ceremony, or for the ceremony materials.

then.

Roland returned to the church and once again questioned the monks carefully using his pretty face, which was not welcomed by them, and his identity, which made them frown.

No.

Although it cannot be revealed where Bishop Gary Kratov has gone, it is clear that his granddaughter is also well-known - she did not leave with her grandfather.

Where is Shandel?

Roland was puzzled.

But since he had come twice, Roland went to visit Fernandez, the strong man who was still staying in the sanatorium.

He was basically recovered, but since Enid was not in a hurry to assign tasks to the team, he was happy to take paid leave. With so many mysterious servants to order him around, it was much more comfortable than in the Inquisition.

When we met again, he was no longer sitting alone in the chair looking at the obscene menu.

He was acquainted with the other people who moved in and was surrounded by a group of people. Their voices were sometimes high and sometimes low, and no one knew what they were talking about.

Roland stopped under the patio corridor and looked at the group of patients, none of whom were sick.

'Father.'

"A small candle?"

The white snake, which had slept for a long time, poked its head out from its sleeves, with two little red beans spinning around.

'Are we back yet?'

"Back early."

'Then I'm going out to play!'

"?"

Going out to play?
"I met a new friend! I promised her that I would tell her about the interesting things I saw and heard..."

"Oh... a friend?" Roland was not in a hurry to go over. He simply found a stone chair to sit down and stroked the moving little snake's head: "Where did your friend come from? Another snake?"

'hey-hey…'

The white snake wrapped around Roland's wrist and rubbed against him coquettishly.

'We are very good friends.'

"Don't let yourself be fooled."

'I'm as smart as a green-eyed mouse, father!'

That means you are not smart.

Roland sighed silently: "So, where do you want me to take you? I just came in."

'I'm going to go by myself!'

"You'll be cut in two by the wheels of the road."

'I'm clever.'

"Little Candle..." 'I'm grown up, father. I want friends and adventures... I promise not to kill anyone!'

The more she assured him, the more worried Roland became.

Perhaps just like Kingsley, this alien species that was growing day by day seemed to finally have a companion who admired her. Without waiting for her father's consent, she softened like a slippery ribbon, loosened from Roland's wrist and fell to the ground.

She tilted her head back and stuck out her tongue a few times.

'We'll meet at Herb Ball's house tonight!'

Then it became like a string, slipped into the crack of the wall and disappeared.

Roland: ...

"Take a look."

"If I had a disobedient child like this, I would bite her neck and tear her wings off!"
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Who is Herbal Ball?
"You...uncle?"
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Why are the creatures around me so keen on giving nicknames?

"This sentence is like a flame asking why the dead branches around it are burning."
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I'm a little concerned about the candles.

"It's smarter than you."
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What a joke.

"Honestly, if you and she were stripped naked and thrown onto the street together, she would definitely outlive you."

Roland patted his butt, stood up, and walked towards the crowd with his cane.

Fernandez was telling them something, gesticulating and speaking passionately.

The patients around were also supportive and asked questions from time to time to ensure the story could proceed smoothly.

He was telling of the great disaster at Bristol when Roland came near.

The ground is full of spider monsters that have drunk the "cursed water".

他 说:

"If I hadn't sacrificed my body, I'm afraid my two young team members would have died in the port!"

"Yes, of course. As the captain, I was the first to protect them from the wind and rain - you don't know how terrible the disaster was! "

He had a grim face and spoke in a deep and powerful voice, as if reciting a poem:
'Me! I climbed up to the roof and looked down at those monsters that had already gone crazy...'

'That's how I yelled! Do you understand? I used my roar to attract them, so that the unconscious people in the house survived - yes, yes, if I were alone, it would be easier to get away. But we can't expect fate to always give us just the right amount of luck.'

"As an executive officer, an experienced captain, and the leader of two young men, I must be the first to die in this desperate situation."

Some people applauded his behavior.

Some people praised it, saying that they were beginning to have a better impression of the executors or the court.

Some people questioned why he didn't stay in the house.

Many sounds, but none as loud as Fernandez’s.

'Of course I do! Of course I want to stay in the house, so that I only need to worry about the front of me, not all around! But gentlemen, don't you know? Once I can't stand it, I will go to hell with the two young men in the house!'

'How could I harm them?!'

'I'd rather go to another roof, even if it means my death, than expose them!'

He took the cigarette handed to him by someone around him, and someone took the initiative to light it for him.

I took a sip in full view of everyone and felt very comfortable.

"If I didn't want to protect them, this number of monsters wouldn't be able to stop me if I was really determined."

The captain, who was "killed" by the angel upon meeting him, described with words and actions the story of "a lone captain and his two unconscious young team members" - Roland listened with great interest.

If Fernandez were more handsome, he might be able to go on stage.

As Roland was thinking, the captain in the crowd happened to turn his head and saw him.

"Well, gentlemen, I, I'm a little tired, so, that's all for today..." He waved his hands, rejecting the calls for him to continue, and with his shoulders slumped, he squeezed out of the crowd.

He hugged Roland and forced him to go out.

“…You know, I have to make friends with people from different sects.” The sturdy man looked embarrassed.

Roland shook his head: "We can't let an unconscious person know too much."

Fernandez: ...

(End of this chapter)