Arthur turned around suddenly and saw a woman wearing a thick leather trench coat appearing behind them.
The woman has an extremely graceful figure and an incredibly beautiful appearance. But the only strange thing is that she is wearing a thick leather trench coat on such a hot day.
Beside the woman, there is a boy of sixteen or seventeen years old, wearing a brown and black plaid hat, with thick dark circles under his eyes, and pale pink lips.
"Who are you?" Arthur asked warily.
The woman flipped up her long brown hair and said charmingly: "I'm just a passerby walking with my master, don't worry about me."
After saying that, the woman winked at the boy beside her.
The young man's forehead was throbbing with veins, "Change back to your true face."
"No, don't you like this the best?" The woman was a little reluctant.
"I didn't. I don't like what you said!" the young man yelled angrily.
The woman chuckled, stretched out her hand and waved it gently, and a long pipe appeared out of thin air. She made a smoking motion, and then winked again: "This pipe is of the same style as hers.
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The young man yelled angrily: "If you have this attitude again, I will burn you!"
Seeing that her master was really angry, the woman suddenly transformed into an elegant man wearing a thick leather windbreaker.
When the young man was talking to his servant, Arthur's mood was indescribable at this moment. He summoned a pipe out of thin air, and the woman turned into a man... all these things seemed to reveal the identity of the two people in front of him.
"Are you wizards?" Arthur asked doubtfully.
The elegant man shook his head: "My master is a wizard apprentice, and I am just a spirit."
Arthur's throat was a little dry and he was speechless for a while.
"You..." Arthur paused: "You said before that Merlin's eyes were destined to be gouged out? Why?"
The elegant man smiled slightly: "It's very simple, because he is a natural talent, and his eyes are the source of his visions. He is destined to be targeted by other extraordinary beings. After all, transplanting human eyes will cause less rejection than other species.
Chapter completed!