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Chapter 32 The Banquet (Part Two)

Turn the wooden box, and the room begins to rotate.

Lynn noticed that the bookshelf in front of him began to shake, and in the corner of the bookshelf next to him, a small section of the bookshelf began to rotate, turning inwards.

As the bookshelf flipped, a room hidden behind it came into view.

Lynn walked quickly over, and behind the bookshelf was a narrow passage.

Lynn heard faint sounds coming from the depths of the passage, and he cautiously walked inside.

At the same time, bring Vervie along and have Lauren keep watch outside.

The passageway inside is a sunken spiral staircase.

Lynn estimated that he had walked at least half a floor.

At the end of the spiral staircase is a tightly closed wooden door.

Intermittent knocking came from behind the wooden door.

The wooden door required a key, and Lynn naturally didn't have one.

But he has a physical way of opening the room.

"Don't stand behind the door, move back, I'm going to open it," Lynn said to the person behind the door.

Upon hearing Lynn's voice, the knocking behind the wooden door temporarily stopped.

Lynn took out his staff, and suddenly realized the inadequacy of his magic.

Without the magic wand that Anglie gave him, there would be many things that would be difficult for him to handle.

Now everything can be turned into an acid missile.

If I had mastered more spells, things wouldn't have been so complicated.

The acid missile was launched and hit the target precisely.

Thick white smoke hissed out, and the wooden door was corroded into a large hole in an instant.

The edges of the corroded hole turned charred black. Through the hole, Lynn could see the scene behind the door: a simply decorated room, and a little girl standing not far behind the door—it was Ava, whom he had been searching for for so long!

Ava crossed her arms over her chest and stared blankly at Lynn outside the door through the opening.

Ava, looking pitiful, parted her small mouth slightly, and her big eyes suddenly became moist.

"Ava," Lynn said in a deep voice.

Ava blinked and raised her slender arm to wipe her eyes.

She thought it was a hallucination.

After wiping his eyes, the person standing outside the doorway was still there.

Ava burst into tears.

"Be good, brother will take you away." Lynn pushed open the door and took Ava's hand.

Ava clung to Lynn's leg, refusing to let go, like a little squirrel clinging to a thigh.

Upon emerging from the secret room, Lynn noticed that Lauren had changed the curtains.

He had thrown the tattered curtains on the ground and was now draped in a high-quality black and gold velvet curtain with two holes torn in the eye area.

Lynn didn't care about such a small matter; if Lauren liked to change into a new uniform, then so be it.

As Lynn and Ava quietly left from the other side of the manor, they heard screams and shrieks coming from the manor not far away, making the lively banquet even more chaotic.

Lynn was not going to get involved.

"Are you going to take me away?" asked the kidnapped Virvi.

"I'm sorry, I haven't learned the spell to forget memories yet."

Lynn turned around, picked up Ava, and blindfolded her.

Suddenly, the ground beneath Wilvi's feet broke open, and Wilvi cried out in surprise as she fell straight down.

The soil churned, the iron earthworm closed its mandibles and flipped over, leaving only an empty ground.

"Have you been living here all this time?" Lynn held Ava, listening to the sound of the waves and the cold wind blowing from the sea.

"Mmm." Ava buried her head in Lynn's arms, her voice as soft as a mosquito's buzz.

"Mom, I brought Ava back." Lynn led Ava into the house by the hand.

"Lynn!" Annika was pleasantly surprised. When she saw Ava following behind Lynn, she became much more energetic, despite her previous sickly state.

"Mother, I'm back," Lynn said.

"Where have you been all this time?" Annika asked worriedly.

"I must have met a kind person." Lynn thought for a moment. Although Anglie was indifferent to others, he was nice to him.

"Let's find another place to live. It's damp and cold here, and it's not good for your health if you stay here for too long," Lynn said.

"But it's too late now," Anika said hesitantly.

Considering her mother was currently ill, Lynn waited until the next day and, through an agent, purchased a three-story attic house with a garden.

The small attic is located in a northern area far from the harbor, and there is a police station not far away. Compared to other places, the security here is relatively good.

For certain reasons, Lynn did not choose a house near the river.

Then Lynn contacted Big Gold Tooth and used his connections to find Lauren's wife.

However, there are still no clues so far.

Lauren looked a little uneasy, and Lynn comforted him, "Don't worry, Big Gold Tooth will contact us as soon as we have any leads."

"I know, thank you, Master." Lauren's tail swayed slightly, revealing his turbulent inner state.

Lauren was deeply moved that Lynn remembered the promise she made to him.

"Can you find the teacher through Serena?" Lynn asked Lauren.

He knew that Lauren had a good relationship with the lizard named Serena.

If anyone could find the teacher Anglie, Serena would have a very good chance.

"I don't know. I couldn't find Serena when we were almost at Bangor Port," Lauren said, shaking her head.

"You know, if it doesn't want to show itself to me, I wouldn't recognize it even if it stood right in front of me," Lauren said innocently.

Lynn expressed his understanding. He couldn't completely detect Serena either. He could only sense her when she was very close to him. If she was a little farther away, he couldn't sense her. This was probably related to the fact that his mental strength was stronger than that of ordinary people.

Although Lauren's physical abilities far surpass those of ordinary humans, her mental strength is not much different from that of ordinary people.

Through the spell, Lynn could roughly sense Lauren's mental strength.

Iron Earth's mental strength is even lower than Lauren's.

Iron Earthworm's mental strength is only about half that of Lauren, far inferior even to that of an ordinary person. This also explains why Iron Earthworm isn't very intelligent.

For the next four days, Lynn stayed home and rarely went out.

I spend most of my time in my room every day.

After finding his family, Lynn was relieved of a worry, and he threw himself into his alchemy lab.

I don't know if it's because I've gotten rid of my inner turmoil, but even my meditation efficiency has improved slightly.

Although he didn't know why his teacher had disappeared, Lynn wasn't worried because he knew that if Anglie wanted to find him, he could definitely contact him.

Instead of worrying about so much, you should focus on improving yourself.

During the four days of seclusion, Lynn spent nearly ten hours each day constructing the magical framework for the Sleeping Curse.

Finally, on the evening of the fourth day, the last node was successfully constructed.

Within the spiritual sea space, forty-seven nodes form a complete pattern in a mysterious layout.

"The first step is complete, now it's just a matter of the second step." In the alchemy lab, Lynn opened his tired eyes, but his eyes were full of excitement.

(End of this chapter)