Chapter 55: Resolution on Reversion (Part 2)
The next day.
Tristan was dissatisfied and kept shouting: “What, you ‘don’t know’? What does ‘don’t know’ mean? Didn’t I say, ‘I’ll leave everything to you’?”
“Sorry, I thought I persuaded him, but after that Arthur didn’t say anything to me, even seemed angry, and ignored me completely when I talked to him,” Bedivere said.
“Difficult, unbelievable! What did you say to that wooden knight?! Isn’t this worse?” Tristan panicked.
“I’m sorry.” The werewolf boy looked ashamed and had to apologize.
Arthur suddenly appeared behind Bedivere: “What are you apologizing for? That kid bullied you?”
Bedi jumped up in fright: “Ya, Arthur?”
“So you finally made up your mind to meet Vivian?” Kai sneered.
“I’ll go see her, yes. But I’m just behind you and won’t say a word.” Knight Arthur said, “If Vivien scolds me, I’ll take it all, that’s what I want The sins suffered.”
“How can this be,” Bedivere said, “it’s completely lost its original meaning!”
“Don’t say anything, Bedivere.” Arthur said coldly, “If you say another word, I’ll turn around and leave immediately.”
The orc boy wanted to say something, but in the end he swallowed it back.
“Is there anything I missed?” Tristan said dejectedly, “Why do I feel like Arthur will anger him if he follows?”
“Anyway, let’s go anyway?” Kai pulled Tristan and rode on the cavalry.
The two iron cavalry danced in the air, and two hours later, they came to a stop in front of a large lake.
“Oh, what a view. It would be great to have a picnic here!” Tristan sarcastically said, “Is it because you’re half-way hungry, stupid Kay?”
“You’re an idiot.” Kay scolded, “Look here.”
He took a step forward and stepped into the lake. But his footsteps didn’t splash a drop of water, and his trousers didn’t get the slightest wet.
“Projection magic.” Arthur said immediately.
“That’s right, ancient lost projection magic,” said Kay.
“Since you said it was ‘lost’——” Tristan demanded.
“Forgot to mention? In addition to researching photons, Vivienne is also a famous archaeologist. She has researched lost technologies unearthed from various ruins of ancient people.” Kay said mysteriously, “You Be careful! Maybe Vivian will catch you on a whim when she sees such a rare murloc like you!”
“You lie, lie!” The murloc prince retorted in cold sweat, “and I’m wearing pants, and now no one can tell that I’m not human.”
“Well, let’s see.” Kai sneered.
A group of people marched into the lake, and after passing through the projection, the “bottom of the lake” had a different look. It was a research institute full of high-tech atmosphere.
“What a group of uninvited guests. Kai, why did you bring so many people here? Didn’t you say this location is a secret for the two of us?” a woman’s voice on the walkie-talkie reproached.
“Sorry, this time is a business affair. Of course there is a big private matter. Anyway, let’s come in first?” Kai You said.
“Very good. If I find out that you’re just wasting my time, your internal organs will be immersed in formalin forever.”
“Ugh!” Tristan couldn’t help exclaiming.
The door opened automatically. Ahead is a long, somewhat dark corridor.
“Okay, okay, everyone, go ahead.” The murloc prince hid behind Bedivere and urged.
“Huhu.” Kai chuckled lightly, then strode forward nonchalantly. Others follow.
As the group walked through the long corridor, they could only hear the low-pitched sounds of various terrifying beasts on both sides. How many experimental animals are kept in the research institute, and how terrifying creatures these experimental animals are, people dare not investigate.
There is nothing at the end of the hallway, except for a door that is all too common.
“Hi, Vivian.” Kai pushed open the door and entered.
The woman is sitting in the center of the room. This huge research room is like her throne, surrounded by countless huge computer screens. The woman is not only busy with her hands, but even strands of hair are moving, operating countless The computer panel continues with hundreds or even thousands of computer operations.
“This… unbelievable!” Tristan sighed in a low voice.
“Kay, you are really impatient to bring such a large number of people.” Vivian looked at Ser Kay with troubled eyes.
“I knew you would say that, but, look who I brought you?” Kai said, pulling Arthur out, who had been hiding behind him.
Knight Arthur didn’t say anything, just nodded slightly.
“Oh, Arthur.” Vivian said disapprovingly. “What’s the matter, are you dumb?”
“This kid doesn’t plan to say a word, it seems to mean ‘whatever you want to beat or scold you’.” Kai said.
“That’s a weird idea. Forget it. You’re not just here to bring this kid to see me, are you? If you want to waste my time, you’re dead.”
Tristan gave Kai a vicious look, “Well, actually, that’s what we’re here for.” He took out the trident that was broken in two, “If you have research on ancient civilizations, you should Know this?”
“Oh, the golden trident of the Sea Kings.” Vivian sat still, but a strand of hair stretched out and rolled up the spear shards, “Interesting. This is mithril that will never be damaged. It was forged, and now it’s broken. I care more about the force that made it break like this than the spear itself.”
“Thank you for your good brother and my father who has been dead for many years.” The murloc prince sarcastically said, “When they got into a fight, it could only be described as heaven and earth breaking apart.”
“So the spear was in Arthur’s hands at the time? That’s it, I probably understand what’s going on.” Vivienne said.
“What? You… you understand? Don’t you mean that the spear broke because the wooden knight was holding it at the time?” Tristan sensed something was wrong.
“This, guess for yourself.” Vivian said contemptuously, “And now, you want me to fix it?”
“Yes, is it possible?”
“If there are suitable materials, it is indeed possible.” The lady said, “In addition to a large amount of pure silver, the materials required for mithril are the inherent photons of certain types of organisms. The special alloy is mithril. The spear itself is a photon trap used to capture inherent photons. It can no longer be used after it is broken. Therefore, a large amount of mithril is needed, and a new one is recast according to the original design.”
“It doesn’t seem to be called ‘repair’ anymore…” Kay interjected.
“Luo Su!” the lady said angrily, “Leave this thing with me to slowly analyze its structure, and take advantage of this time to hunt the designated monsters. Most of my research institutes have them. Hunting… by the way, a dragon and a deep sea troll.”
“Deep, deep sea trolls? That’s not a legend?” cried Tristan. “No one knows the ocean better than us mermaids, but the mothers also say deep sea trolls don’t exist! The biggest of the sea monsters is only The North Sea Monster!”
“Don’t be silly, deep sea trolls do exist, but there is only one in the world.” Vivian said, “There are records in various ancient documents, and now there is a little bit left in this spear. Inherent photons, some of which are consistent with the photons of deep-sea trolls. As for how to find that guy, that is what you should worry about, and it has nothing to do with me.”
“I knew things wouldn’t go so smoothly,” said the murloc prince in frustration.
“The Knights of the Western Heavens are experts in hunting sea monsters. Maybe there is something recorded in their library.” Kai said, “Let’s contact the Knights to find out.”
“Have you gone back? Well, let’s go.” The lady said coldly.
The group turned to leave, but Vivian suddenly said, “Arthur stay.”
“Whatever you do, at least don’t kill him,” Kay warned.
Vivian ignores it, just waving her hand (waving her hair?) for the others to leave quickly.
The knight Arthur then stood silently where he was.
After everyone left, Vivian got off the chair and came to the knight.
“You’re not going to say anything, are you?” Vivian asked.
Arthur doesn’t say a word, doesn’t move, and doesn’t look like he’s going to dodge even if his sister wants to kill him.
“…Why do you have a younger brother like you. Unbelievable.” Vivian said coldly, “But…”
The lady gave the boy a…tight hug.
“What… what does this mean?” Arthur finally couldn’t help asking.
“I don’t know. I really don’t know,” Vivian said. “I should have hated you. I should have cursed you from sunrise in the morning to sunset in the evening. Exist. But I can’t. I see you as if I saw Mommy. You have the same eyes as Mommy.”
“…” Arthur closed his eyes and said nothing again.
“Listen. I don’t know what Morgan and Morgan think, but I’ve decided to forgive you. Maybe it wasn’t your fault, maybe it was your mother’s fault. Whatever.. ….
The things you will face next may become more and more dangerous. Your sealed past will follow you like your back~IndoMTL.com~ And when it catches up with you, you There will be unimaginable pain. I just hope you don’t get engulfed by this pain and lose yourself.
Since you have the same eyes as your mother, remember that the light in her eyes is the light of courage, and this light never fades, not even at the stake. “
“I… can’t… understand…” the boy whispered in confusion.
“You’ll remember it one day, when the time is right.” Sister let go of Arthur, “Now, let’s go. With your friends. May they be your strength to overcome pain.” “
“Weiwei… No, sister.” The boy didn’t know it himself, a tear instantly fell from the corner of his eye, “I’m sorry, and…thank you.”
“Arthur?” Bedivere was still waiting outside, Kay and Tristan had already taken the first step on the cavalry.
“What’s the matter? Is your sister angry?” the orc boy asked.
“…No,” the knight whispered, “and,…thanks, Brady. You’re right, it’s great to be here today.”
“Hey, I knew it.” Bedivere’s face brightened, “Let’s go, Arthur. Go home.”
“Well, go home.” There was a gentleness in the knight’s words that had never been seen before.
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