Mystery: Who has seen my brother?

Chapter 200 Abnormality
what?
A minor problem that is too serious to be acceptable?
So is it a big problem or a small problem?

Big and small? Neither big nor small?
Even after Melissa left, Roxanne's mind was still confused. She felt that Klein's sister spoke in a similar way to Klein. Was she influenced by Klein?

Is she also a fortune teller?

The girl sat on the sofa in a daze, holding the "Tingen City Honest News" in her hand, but she didn't read it at all. All kinds of thoughts were flying in her mind, making it difficult for her to calm down.

When Dunn arrived at the reception room, he saw Luo Shan sitting on the sofa, staring blankly at the newspaper in her hands. He took two steps closer and stood beside her, his shadow cast on the newspaper from behind, but the little girl still didn't react at all. She didn't notice him and continued to stare at the newspaper blankly.

dong dong dong-

Dunn waited for a while, making sure that Luo Shan's mind had long since wandered off to who knows where, before he raised his cane and knocked on the wooden coffee table in front of Luo Shan.

The sudden sound successfully brought Luo Shan's attention back to the Blackthorn Security Company.

Luo Shan was startled and suddenly raised her head to look to the side, and immediately found the captain next to her.

"team leader!"

Luo Shan immediately stood up with her back straight, behaving very well. She blurted out "Captain" before realizing that she didn't need to be so nervous. She laughed awkwardly twice, but her back was still straight.

Dunn nodded and asked, "What are you thinking about?"

"Ah? Ah..." Luo Shan scratched her hair and whispered, "It's about Klein..."

Luo Shan looked up at Dunn and repeated to him what happened when Melissa came.

"If that's the case," Dunn listened quietly, frowning slightly, "you should tell Klein."

Obviously, he also thought it was a bit strange, but it would be better to tell Klein about this kind of thing first.

"Yeah," Luo Shan immediately agreed, "I thought so too. I'll write to Klein tonight."

"By the way, please say hello to Klein and Leonard for us," Dunn touched his forehead and said sadly, "I've been wanting to write to them for a long time, but I've been busy lately and keep forgetting."

"Even if he wasn't busy, the captain would have forgotten..." Luo Shan muttered softly.

"What did you say?" Nightmare's hearing was good enough for Dunn to hear Roxanne's mumbling, but he still asked.

"No," Luo Shan immediately waved her hand and said, "I'll go think about the contents of the letter now."

After saying that, Luo Shan ran forward two steps, then remembered that she hadn't taken her newspaper. After hesitating for two seconds, she turned around and smiled at Dunn. She took two quick steps, picked up the newspaper on the sofa, and ran away.

……

Backlund
A gorgeous carriage galloped through the streets, the sound of hooves clattering past as it raced towards the Backlund Theater.

Suddenly, a hand reached out of the carriage and gently pulled up the curtain, revealing a slender eye behind it.

That hand seemed like a work by the world's finest sculptor, with perfection evident in every detail. Its slender, white fingers embodied humanity's imagination of beauty. Even without seeing the face, this hand alone was enough to drive many people crazy.

Triss looked through the window, searching for the figure in the crowd.

The divination gave her a hint that this was her chance to escape from the Spiritual Society.

The hairpin she had given away was also there, a perfect coincidence. Miss Eve was also there. For some reason, without any real reason, Triss felt that Miss Eve, the supposed witch, would be the key to her escape from the Gnosis Society.

"Triss," Edessak's cheerful voice floated from behind Triss, "We're here."

"Ah."

Triss withdrew her gaze, lowered the curtains, and followed Edsac out of the magnificent carriage bearing the royal seal.

Edsak got off the carriage first, then turned around and extended his hand to Triss in a gentlemanly manner, looking at her with eyes full of expectation.

Triss's body stiffened, she looked up at Edessak's handsome face, lowered her head, looked away rather uncomfortably, and placed her hand on Edessak's, and then he used his strength to steadily get off the carriage.

"Triss, I'm so happy. This is the first time you've taken the initiative to date me..." Edsac's tone was always cheerful.

"Edessac, this isn't a date," Triss interrupted Edessac and corrected him, "I just said I want to go to the Backlund Theater with you."

There's no way she could date a guy!

"But dear, isn't this a date?" Edsak asked back with a smile, "You and I are lovers, and anything we do anywhere can be called a date."

"No, this is not it!" Triss said firmly. She would always stick to her bottom line, remember that she was a man, and would never take the initiative to date another man.

"Well, my dear Triss," Edsac said with a hint of helplessness, the corners of his mouth slightly raised, "If you think it's not true, then it's not true."

This guy!
Triss looked at Edsak's doting look, and a fire suddenly burst out in her heart.

Does he think I'm shy?

Triss turned her head away, not looking at him. However, Edsac seemed to be used to it. He just smiled, put his arm around Triss's shoulders naturally, and said, "Let's go in."

Triss nodded silently and let Edessak hold her in his arms as they entered the Backlund Theater.

The Backlund Grand Theater is the most famous theater in Backlund, known for its elegance. Various performances are held here from time to time, including piano, dance, and musicals...

The gorgeous decoration and high ticket prices make this place an exclusive place for aristocrats and wealthy people. Some middle-class people with higher incomes can only come here occasionally to enjoy music.

After Edsak and Triss sat down, a waiter immediately came up with a glass of Ormir wine and handed it to Edsak respectfully while half bending over.

"Miss, is there anything I can help you with?" the waiter asked after Edsac took the wine.

Triss's eyes wandered around the theater. She looked up when she heard him, realizing he wanted to ask what kind of drink she wanted. She turned her head back and casually replied, "Same as Edessac."

When the waiter heard Triss call Edsak by his name, he showed no abnormality on his face and left respectfully.

Triss's eyes swept through the rows of the theater, and finally she saw the figure she was looking for in the seat below them, near the exit.

"Look, Miss Eve," Mellis glanced upwards, motioning Eve to look up, "His Highness Edsac and his commoner lover."

“It seems like they have a good relationship.”

(End of this chapter)