There is no way the Liberian girl could lay eggs!

So far, the Tin Man has nothing to do with this matter, and there is no need for him to get involved. Talina came here just to find out some information.

But the Tin Man joined in, for no apparent reason.

She needed to know whether this "collaborator" was sincere. This was her responsibility to Saria and to herself.

"Well, I think I understand what you're wondering about, ma'am."

The Tin Man shrugged helplessly. "I left because I had to meet a friend on a mission from the Melander Foundation. I wanted to get to know her and make sure she wouldn't do anything unexpected."

"As for my colleague, I'm sorry, this is truly a coincidence. She lost contact with us long before she accepted the mission from Rhine Life. You can consider her to have betrayed the Melander Foundation."

"Okay, I've finished what I wanted to say, everyone can start speaking."

With his hands spread out, the Tin Man looked at the other three without any fear.

Everything I said was true, so even a lie detector would be useless.

"Rebellion... Is this news credible?"

Without paying attention to the Tin Man's long speech, Talina noticed the part about Holhaiya in his words.

This feathered serpent...she really didn't want to have a fight with her.

But there is no way, who made her stand on the opposite side of herself?

There's nothing I can do even if I don't want to.

"It's certain that since you've met, you must have already fought. In that case, rebellion has basically become a fact."

The Tin Man nodded. "Her abilities are recorded in the Melander Foundation. I'll give them to you later. If we meet her again, I'll need your help in taking her down."

"This is the condition for me to help you, how about it?"

"make a deal."

Without any hesitation, Talina agreed decisively.

This request was not difficult, because it was just an introduction thrown out by the Tin Man to achieve cooperation, a very simple introduction.

Both parties understood each other tacitly and did not say much, but just rested quietly.

But the peaceful atmosphere was broken not long after it began by the busy Saria.

I saw Vaifan take out a suitcase, and took out a laptop and a bunch of strange things from it.

After placing them, Saria began to work.

calculate...

Although she serves as the head of the security department in Rhine, don't forget that she is also a scholar and is equally good at academics.

She can do everything Kristen can do, but she can't do anything Kristen can't do...

She will too!

She was now assembling maps of the four major wine regions, and then screening out the places where Christen might appear.

"Can I borrow your toilet?"

Listening to the rapid clacking sound of the keyboard, Talina felt her brain start to twitch.

"Right, please."

The tin man pointed Talina in a direction, then sat down next to Saria and watched with interest.

It is true that he is an old-fashioned person, but he is also an old-fashioned person who understands fashion.

It’s definitely a good idea to learn more.

.........

Arriving at the bathroom, Talina locked the door.

The toilet was very clean, like it was new. Even the plastic bag on the toilet was not opened. Maybe most people didn't have such physiological needs, so they never used it.

Talina pulled out a piece of paper and wiped it casually, then sat down and put her hands in the pockets of her sweatshirt.

Ignoring the little guy's fierce resistance, Talina grabbed the sleeping little Muirseth and forced him to turn on the phone.

Little Muirses, who was just asleep, was now confused. When he opened his eyes, he saw Talina's scrutinizing eyes.

"Miao?"

"I know you can hear me, Muirseth."

Ignoring the little guy's trembling appearance, Talina said expressionlessly.

"Or you can just keep playing dumb and watch me perform here alone."

"When you've seen enough, when you're tired of it, you can come and talk to me again, how about that?"

Talina held little Muirses tightly in her five fingers and would not let go no matter how he struggled.

Finally, after trying several methods such as acting cute, crying, and getting angry, little Muirseth compromised. She tilted her head and her whole body seemed to have lost its soul.

Then, a hint of blue light flashed in her eyes, and her head slowly raised up.

She looked at Talina, the girl who had followed her here, and sighed helplessly.

"You shouldn't have come."

Volume 9: Chapter 19: Divergence, a Way Out

“Should I then follow up with, ‘I’m here after all?’”

Leng Yi laughed, and looking at Silkworm who was answering the "phone call", Tarin Jiuna's heart, which had been getting more and more angry because of Zero Muir Dreamseth's attack on her, began to calm down.

The facts were similar to what she had guessed. The reason why the communicator of little Muirses could not be dialed through was that Muirses had unilaterally closed the communication channel.

I can't contact her from my side, but she can actually receive messages from me.

So...this little guy who loves candy and is raised as a pet by them is acting as a spy without them knowing.

This also explains why Muirseth rescued Holhaiya at the last moment.

The timing is so accurate, it's not something that can be calculated!

"The situation is very complicated and cannot be explained in a few words. In short, you need to leave here as soon as possible."

In response to Talina's "joke", Muirseth gave a formulaic answer with a cold face.

She didn't want Talina to get too involved, as it would be very dangerous for her.

She knew exactly what Christen was doing and the consequences of doing so.

She and Kristen have a way out, but Talina and Saria don't. If they leave, the mess they leave behind will fall on their friends.

This was not the ending she wanted to see.

They should have had a better ending...

"Then cut to the chase! Stop wasting time! Tell me your location! And your purpose!"

"You've lost the power struggle, haven't you? So what? You can only find refuge in this little Colombian town, right?!"

With undisguised anger in her words, Talina began to attack little Muirseth.

She just wanted to quickly resolve this mess and then take the elf away from this troubled place!

Colombia...

She has never had a good impression of this place!

Little Muirseth looked at Talina quietly without interrupting. She just watched and listened, feeling Talina's emotions with her body, and then conveyed them to her own subject.

Unlike Originium skills, her spells allow her to do a lot, and small things like simply conveying emotions are naturally no problem.

On the other end of the "phone", Muerseth felt the emotions in Talina's words, lowered his head and remained silent.

The long separation made her gradually let go of some other thoughts. Now she no longer has the joy she had when she saw the information sent by the Tin Man, and she will no longer chase Talina to Longmen with joy like before.

She found another way out, a better and more promising way out!

"Are you finished?"

He opened his lips to interrupt Talina's questioning, and a flicker of regret flashed in Muirseth's eyes.

Then, what emerged was determination!

"What..."

After stopping talking, Talina looked at the "doll" in her hand and had a bad feeling in her heart.

"Hey, you... coming here without permission will cause me a lot of trouble..."

The little Muirseth in Talina's arms had changed his appearance. At this moment, her eyes were full of indifference, as if he were a stranger.

"Where's Anthony?"

For some reason, Talina suddenly changed the subject. Perhaps she didn't want to dwell on this issue any further, or perhaps she didn't want to hear those...

Discourse.

"I let him go. After all, I've already lost. I can't give him anything. So... I'll just let him get his revenge on his own."

Without hiding anything, Muirseth frankly admitted that he had lost.

"Lost... Then do you remember what I said to you outside Mansfield Prison?"

"I remember you asked me to come to you and said you would arrange a comfortable position for me. I always remember that."

"Then why did you..."

"Why not, huh?"

Interrupting Talina, Muirseth took a deep breath, adjusted his mindset, and spoke out the speech he had prepared countless times.

"Sometimes, I think you're actually quite...stupid."

"The help you provided is really too much. To me, it's too much to count."

Those promises, if put to the outside world, can be exchanged for countless benefits, enough to make those who are troubled by them fight to the death!

"Besides, you are too arrogant."

"Or rather, your help is too...out of reach."

Biting his lower lip tightly, Muirseth tried his best to control his emotions and stop himself from saying these words against his will.

"That's not help, that's charity..."

"I... don't need it."

After saying this, Muirseth closed his eyes and slumped in the chair as if all the strength in his body had been drained away.

"Alms? How could that be? Why do you think so?"

Hearing Muirseth's "absurd" remarks, Talina's heart skipped a beat.

Alms?

I didn’t give it directly!

This is just mutual help between friends, how can it be considered alms?

Jeston's is what we call charity!

"Muerseth, I don't care what you think, get out of here now. It's not easy to stay with Christen. I..."

"What are you talking about..."

Talina's "long speech" was interrupted by a word from Muirseth, and the effect was unexpectedly good.

"From the beginning until now, the information you've revealed in your words and deeds has been nothing more than for my own good, but have you ever considered that I am a person with an independent personality?"

"I'm not the child around you who hasn't grown up yet. I have my own thoughts and plans. Do you know what I'm doing? No, you don't."

"You just deny it and then stuff what you think is good into my head, but have you ever thought about, I..."

"Is it really necessary?"

Having said this, Muirseth paused, as if he was taking a break, or as if he was listening.

After a long time, she finally said those words through the mouth of little Muirses.

"Talina, maybe... I did have some thoughts before, but that was in the past, and you clearly rejected me. You have to know that we are friends."

"But we're just friends."