"You in the mirror suddenly moved on your own? Are you trying to pull you into the mirror?"
Maybe it's because last night's experience was so shocking that even Sandrina herself hasn't fully digested it yet; or maybe it's just because Maka can always give people a feeling of being trustworthy. Therefore, this is the first time Sandrina has told others this rather bizarre fact.
After listening to her description, Maka finally realized that Sandrina's so-called "falling injury" was not as simple as he imagined.
"It seems that I did come to the right place to apologize," Maka thought for a while, and then apologized again, "Sandrina, I'm really sorry! I think the reason why this happened to you , it’s really mainly because of me.”
Maka's statement made Sandrina on the hospital bed feel a little confused, so after thinking about it for a while, she suddenly seemed to have thought of something and said uneasily:
"Mr. McClain, could it be that... that was actually your prank last night?"
Probably because she recalled her appearance wrapped in a bath towel, Sandrina couldn't help but blush, and subconsciously pulled the quilt.
Seeing that she seemed to have lost her mind for no reason, Maka quickly waved her hand.
"Hey! Sandrina, I don't have such a habit of being rude!" He smiled bitterly, "How should I put it? Last night I was studying an ancient magic mirror—maybe it was the strange ancient mirror that had an impact on the castle. The mirrors caused some bad effects."
"Ah! That's it..." Upon hearing this, Sandrina lowered her head in embarrassment and said, "I'm sorry, sir, how could I doubt you like that! I'm really sorry!"
"No, no, it's me who should apologize." Maka immediately shook her head and said, "Although there are some things I can't explain in detail, I'm still sorry. After all, it was me who brought you danger. Well, next Just take the potion and have a good rest here!"
With that said, Maka glanced back and forth in the ward, and then waved towards the mirror on the wall not far away. And in the next moment, the mirror surface disappeared silently.
"I have to go talk to Mr. Butler - in order to prevent other people in Blois Castle from encountering dangers like you, it would be better to remove all the mirrors for the time being!"
Although judging from Sandrina's situation, since Maka re-sealed the Devouring Mirror, the abnormal phenomenon has been directly interrupted. However, just in case, it would be more appropriate to improve various precautions.
After all, it was an unexpected situation that even Maka didn't know the details of.
"goodbye."
After saying this, he said goodbye to the other party and hurriedly left the ward. Sandrina looked at Maka's back as she left the door. It wasn't until the door was closed that she touched her face in embarrassment.
The nonsense she just said made her feel a little embarrassed.
…
On the other side, Maka went to find the old housekeeper and told him to immediately remove all the mirrors in the castle...or at least cover them with curtains, and then returned to the tower where he lived.
"This guy Haierbo... really has bad intentions."
He sat down on the sofa in the living room, frowned and considered for a moment, and finally shook his head slightly.
According to the old butler, the fog that was originally in Kent has now completely gathered in London. With this amount, the coverage has already exceeded the original urban area, and even the outer suburbs around London are completely included.
Fortunately, because such a big disaster occurred before, the residents living there had already moved away, so the harm and losses caused to people this time were not great.
But logically speaking, Maka should be going to London to "keep an appointment" now. But it was because of the injury of the maid Sandrina that Maca suddenly didn’t want to go there anymore.
Well, at least I don’t want to get over it for the time being.
Although in the final analysis, he might still have to meet Haierbo directly - unless he can really crack the mystery of the Horcrux and extract Haierbo's soul from it with his own strength. Otherwise, he would most likely have to find Haierbo to solve the problem in the end.
"It's better to delay it for a while, or spend a little more time with him."
Thinking of this, Macafu got up again and walked to the second floor where Enns lived. Wherever there were mirrors along the way, he would take the trouble to remove them - he had to do everything thoroughly, and he didn't want any more accidents to happen.
Especially here, except for himself, most of the people who come in and out here are people who are very important to him.
"Tuk-tuk."
Walking all the way to Enns's door, Maka reached out and knocked. At the same time, he shook his left hand slightly, and then there was a tray with a lot of food in his palm.
"...Please come in."
Listening to the somewhat casual response inside, Maka could only shrug her shoulders, then opened the door and walked in. As soon as he entered the door, he saw Enns leaning on the bed and looking out the window, and said casually:
"Mr. MacLean, don't knock on the door next time you come. I don't think it's necessary at all."
"Yeah?"
Hearing this, Maka couldn't help but say:
"That's okay! If you don't mind... Come on, let's have breakfast today."
"Leave it alone! I'll eat it later - I haven't even washed my face yet!"
As Enns said this, he lazily scratched his messy hair and yawned. Seeing that he didn't seem to be moving, Maka turned her head and glanced at the closet, then frowned and said:
"Enns, did you sleep well last night? Did you encounter anything unusual?"
You can see that there is a full-length mirror standing next to the wardrobe, and it looks normal at the moment. However, thinking that Enns was undoubtedly the person closest to the devouring mirror after the seal was released last night, this made Maka have some doubts about this.
However, upon hearing this, Enns immediately shook his head.
"I've been right under your nose the whole time! In this room - just because it's equipped with a bathroom, you don't even have to leave the door, what kind of abnormality can you encounter!"
It seemed that he really didn't encounter any problems.
Maka raised her eyebrows, and then immediately waved her hand, causing the full-length mirror to disappear from where it was. Then, after telling Enns to have breakfast early, he left again.
When Enns saw him leaving, he subconsciously looked towards the place where the full-length mirror used to stand, with a little confusion appearing on his face.
"Why did you take the mirror off? What happened?"