After the second dance ended, Eudora did not continue to pester Gray Lint. For her, it has become her own instinct to use different rhythms for different prey. But no matter what kind of rhythm, the past
Experience tells her that no man can refuse an invitation to sleep with her.
And none of them can keep their secrets afterward or during the incident!
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At this time, two dances had been danced, and many guests had moved to the dining area to enjoy the food. Gray Linte had no other familiar friends of the opposite sex, so he "reasonably" retreated to the dining area again.
At this moment, the tune of the dance music for the dinner party changed, and suddenly became brisk and high-spirited. The most obvious one was the sound of a violin, which seemed to completely lead the tune of the entire dance music. Even Lienge
People like Lelint who didn't know much about music were aroused by it and were in a happy mood. They couldn't help but want to dance briskly in the venue.
If you want to discuss the tune of music, Graylint, who has rich theoretical knowledge, can tell you a thing. But if you really want to explain the connotation and meaning of a certain piece of music, it will be difficult for him.
He curiously followed the direction of the sound, and after casting his gaze there, he suddenly said "Huh?". The reason was very simple. The person playing the violin happened to be someone he knew, and he seemed to have joined the resistance.
Maureen Warner, the Desi man of the Army.
It was no different from the last time we met. He was still wearing the simple and clean cheap formal clothes and holding his reddish-brown violin.
What Grainte was curious about was how he managed to sneak into Pierre's dinner party.
Seeing that many people were paying attention to the source of this cheerful tune, Graylint didn't have to worry about attracting others' attention with his inquiry, so he asked a certain businessman next to him without any care:
"Brother, who is this person? I think he seems to be very accomplished in music. How did he end up in the Southern Continent?"
After all, this is a colony, and the appreciation of music here is really not that good.
The businessman uncle took a look at Gray Linte's attire, and was also curious about his identity. He was able to sneak into the dinner of His Excellency the Vice Mayor...
"His name is Maureen. I heard that he seems to be interceding with the rebels, preaching the misery of the indigenous people everywhere, and trying to inspire others with the music he composed."
"Oh, let me tell you, this guy is quite talented, but he has no brains and doesn't know right from wrong."
That depends on whose point of view you measure “right and wrong”.
Gray Linte nodded thoughtfully, and was no longer in the mood to continue chatting with the businessman uncle. It would be enough to say anything other than speculation...
He looked at Molin who was concentrating on playing again, and couldn't help but admire him.
Fortunately, his remarks did not touch the two major colonial powers of Loen and Intis. He only expressed his grievances for some aboriginal people who had suffered too much, so he avoided the fate of being arrested.
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He did not try to take the initiative to contact Maureen, but quietly immersed himself in the appreciation of music. This is the most basic respect for a musician.
Yes, a musician, in Graylingt's view, such a person with noble sentiments, no matter what his musical attainments, can be called a master. This is just like the European resistance and struggle of mankind in his previous life.
The awakening of consciousness is first reflected in art. Of course, Mo Lin is not that noble at all now. It can only be said that he has a sense of justice from his heart. Most other people are still standing in their own perspective for the time being.
Looking at "justice" rather than from a human perspective, in their view, these natives are not even worthy of being called their own kind.
At this point, Gray Lint thinks he is better than them. Although he also does not have the courage to stand up, he at least has better values.
Accompanied by Maureen's brisk and high-spirited tune, Glerint closed his eyes and couldn't help but picture a spring scene of flowers blooming and butterflies of all colors dancing. The horse by the river took a sip of his tongue.
Drink water, and then leisurely chew the newly grown green grass. In the grove in the distance, where the sunshine shines, a group of deer are happily chasing and playing...
After a long time, he opened his eyes, and an inexplicable look flashed in his eyes.
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A dinner party is no better than a party at noon. Everyone can have fun in the afternoon. The end of the dinner party basically means that this social activity is over. Of course, one thing that is more enjoyable than a party at noon is that after the dinner party
It's time to go to bed and rest, and the person sleeping with you tonight may very well be the opposite sex you hooked up with at the party.
For the people of Intis, whose social atmosphere is relatively open, this is a common thing.
After declining the invitation of a certain Intis businessman and his wife to go for a walk together, Glerint quickly left Pierre's mansion.
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When he got home, he glanced at a dark room and realized that Joan had moved out while he was not at home.
The next day was the last day of paid leave for Graylingt.
Gray Lint, who was also fine, sent a telegram to Sharmila... Although it had to be forwarded to many telegraph stations, this kind of communication that did not involve extraordinary power and confidential information was far better to use a telegram than to write a message.
Letters are much more convenient.
His telegram was of course asking about the "marriage" mentioned by Eudora.
Although international marriages would not be so hasty, they would definitely need to reach an agreement between Loen and the elder Gray Lint, and usually seek his own consent. But his idea was that finding out the information in advance would always be beneficial for him to make arrangements in advance.
Good preparation. Especially now that he was facing a situation where he had to be actively prepared to fight "Morgan" on the one hand, and on the other hand, he had to be cautious about Eudora.
If Carol's information is true, then "Morgan" will not care that he is a time traveler who replaced the real Gray Lint! In his eyes, he is the real Lorenz's son and a "hidden danger" that needs to be eliminated.
"! The reason why he hasn't taken action now is simply because he doesn't know that he has been exposed, so he is still planning other conspiracies to "take the overall situation into consideration."
Of course, he also considered a problem, that is, Eudora dared to tell this matter without concealment, so the information he found through conventional means would not be any different from the high probability she stated.
After all, she herself is a spy for Intis, and it is entirely possible for her to communicate with the telegraph office over there to reply to her with a false message.
His plan was that if the reply he received was consistent with Eudora's narrative, he would wait until he was promoted to Sequence Seven and teleport there to investigate for himself.
As for having to be promoted to Sequence Seven before passing, that is because the "Chain of Secrets" is a demigod item after all, and every extraordinary ability of it, no matter what sequence it belongs to, is at the demigod level. Therefore, based on Gray Linte's current sequence
Level eight can only barely drive one "journey", and if he wants to continue traveling in the spiritual world, he needs to provide spiritual energy all the time, so his spirituality cannot support his journey across the vast sea.
And if you are promoted to Sequence Seven, traveling to Bayam will not be a problem at least. If you want to go to the Northern Continent, it should be no problem if you make a few more stops.
In particular, the "Lawyer" Sequence 7 is also a "briber" who is good at magic, so his spirituality must not be low.