"Muloc's ritual information? That's all you need?"
In the living room on the second floor of No. 6 Saint Teresa Square, Miss Carina looked at Shade with a little surprise:
"Are you sure you don't want to order anything else? I've always been very generous to you."
"I only want this, please collect as much information as possible."
Shade nodded. It seemed like he was at a disadvantage, but in fact, even if there was only one sentence of clues, he would benefit more from this deal.
"This is not okay. This is not a fair trade. You can't believe how much this formula is worth to me. Come here, Shade, come to me."
The witch waved to Shade. Although this was Shade's house, Carina Cavendish was obviously not polite.
"Want to grab my hand again?"
Shade asked doubtfully, but put down the cat and walked over.
Mia stood there and looked at Shade.
Unexpectedly, when Shade came to the front, Miss Carina actually stood up. The witch was only slightly shorter than Shade. The two looked at each other at close range for a moment. Before Shade could react, she
He stepped on his toes, held the back of Sha De's head with his right hand, and gently kissed Sha De's forehead.
"Oh, miss!"
Shade heard the exclamation of Miss Tifa Servit and the meowing of the cat on the armrest of the sofa. But before he could feel anything, the witch let him go.
Carina Cavendish had a slightly blushing face and a charming smile. She brushed her lips with her fingers:
"Of course it's not as good as your recipe, but I think our relationship doesn't necessarily have to be a fair deal every time."
"Yes"
The stranger was speechless for a moment, took a step back, and looked at the witch in front of him:
"But I hope it won't happen like this next time."
"You don't like the witch's kiss?"
Miss Carina asked, Shade shook his head:
"Next time, please tell me in advance what you are going to do. I want to feel it carefully. This is only fair."
A smile appeared on the Duchess's lips. The maid at the table looked at Shade with a frown and dissatisfaction. Little Mia raised her head and widened her eyes as if she wanted to "yell" at the women, while Shade looked in front of her.
The red-haired witch has beautiful eyes.
"Shade, I thought you would blush so hard that I didn't know what to say, but I didn't expect this to be good."
The gas lamp on the wall was very bright, illuminating the three people and one cat at this moment.
Miss Carina did what she said, and early the next morning, even before Dorothy arrived at Shade's house, the maid Miss Tifa came to St. Teresa's Square in a carriage.
Including the time it took to get from the manor outside the city to the city, she probably got up very early this morning. Shade expressed his apology and invited the dark-haired maid to have a cup of tea at home before leaving. Miss Servit hesitated.
She took out her pocket watch from her cumbersome skirt and glanced at the time, then nodded in agreement.
She not only came to Shade to drink tea, but also to explain to Shade what she had given him.
The first was the pendant. What Shade took from her hand was a silver circular badge strung with a rope. The badge had patterns of thorns, lion heads and azaleas.
This pattern looked familiar, and Shade thought for a moment before remembering that it was the coat of arms of Carina Cavendish, "Duchess Saladir". The thorns were the decorative pattern she chose, and the lion was
The elements taken from the royal family crest represent the royal identity, and the azalea is the symbol of Saladir County itself.
Although she is a member of the royal family, dukes with fiefdoms can have their own coat of arms. Miss Carina's carriage has both the royal family coat of arms and this pattern.
If Miss Carina is not a witch but a normal woman, then her descendants will inherit this coat of arms and regard it as their family crest.
"What does it mean?"
Shade asked in confusion, but still hung the badge around his neck.
"It means that you are a lady. Even if you unfortunately meet a witch in the future, the other party will not do anything to you when they see this."
The maid said quietly, winked at Shade, and added:
"In addition, in some situations, this badge is useful. For example, if you take this with you to Saladir County, restaurants may not dare to take your money."
This is probably a little joke.
The cat that had eaten its fill stood on the armrest of the sofa next to him, opened its mouth wide and yawned. Even a young cat can open its mouth wide.
"Miss, I have tested it and the formula you provided is very perfect. It is even more perfect than what is recorded in the information about the later stages of the Witch War that the Council has."
This may be because there was a problem with this technology when it was circulated in the Fifth Age, or perhaps Miss Feliana gave her privately improved version.
Shade played with the beautiful silver badge. Because Miss Servit was in front of him, it began to heat up. But because the black-haired maid was not a real witch, but only had the power of a witch, the heat was not serious.
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A hole was punched in the top of the badge and a string was put on it. Shade would tie it around his neck and decided to wear it when he went out.
"Mr. Hamilton, here is the information about 'return by sea' that Miss found. The Council has already collected it in advance, so Miss didn't put much effort into it. Miss Sylvie Avora, the great witch who is already in Coldwater Port, must have read it.
pass."
Miss Servit handed Shade another document bag, which contained handwritten information. There was not much information, and even with the black-and-white photos of people standing with glue, there were only three pages. Shade scanned it roughly and found that there was a lot of information about him.
There are two valuable points in total.
The most important thing is that the parliament's information pointed out that the source of power for initiating the sea return ceremony was the items left in the material world by the evil god after a certain divine descent in the fifth era. This gave Shade more ideas.
And the other point is about saving the cursed people:
"Tie the fishing line of the fishing rod with extraordinary power to the body of the cursed person. As long as they can pull the fishing rod, they can effectively prevent them from being called into the ocean by the power of the evil god."
Shade read out the content on the paper, which was very similar to Miss Feliana's last prompt.
Seeing that there was no troubled expression on Shade's face, the black-haired maid continued to explain:
"An ordinary fishing rod only suppresses the urge to enter the red ocean, but a fishing rod with extraordinary power can greatly suppress it. The lady said that the evil god is the guardian of the fish people. He hates fishermen, and even more
They hate losers caught by anglers, so the fishing rod is what the god and his order hate most."
Shade thought of something more:
"Then He must be more disgusted with drowned mermaids. I see. That's why the evil god [God of the Deep Sea Drowned], who is opposed to the [Lord of the Scarlet Spiral], is attracted by the [Scale of the Drowned Mermaid]. It turns out that it's not just