"No, don't make it so troublesome."
Jenkins doesn't have that much time, and he is very aware of the fact that crowded places are always prone to accidents.
The club servants helped Jenkins carry the box of books to the carriage, and it was the guards of the Church of the Sages who carried them down.
Even though he no longer lives in the church, the room where he lived for half a month is still reserved for Jenkins. He temporarily put the box in the corner of the room, took out a copy and lay down on the desk to sign his name, and then came to Loen with the cat in his arms.
As soon as the body appeared, the bedroom door was pushed open. Alexia, dressed in casual clothes and a long-brimmed lace hat, came in from the outside carrying a red lady's suitcase, followed by a servant.
She immediately turned her head to look at the maid. The maid's eyes were confused for a while, and then she walked away quickly as if she had received some order.
"Welcome back, Alexia!"
He immediately put the cat down and greeted her, took the woman's suitcase and lifted it to the wall to put it down.
"Thank you... Although this is my room. Oh, is your book finally released? Although only three months have passed, it still feels like half a year has passed."
She noticed the book Jenkins was holding and immediately realized what it was. The woman looked a little tired, but she was happy to be greeted by Jenkins the first time she came back.
"Yes, just got it from my bookseller."
He still remembered that he had promised Miss Stuart that she would be the first reader, so he hurried over here.
"May I take a look at it?"
"certainly."
Jenkins handed the book to Alexia who had just returned. But she didn't open it, but put it directly on her desk:
"It's mine."
She said to Jenkins with a smile, "You can get another copy for our friend, and I can give it to her on your behalf."
Jenkins hoped that Miss Stuart would not know what had happened. It was impossible for him to get the book back from Alexia, so he had to ask the Protoss to send a new one.
He was going to give the rest of the books in the box to his friends in the church, Miss Bevanna, and Fini. Father's book will be given to him when he goes to the antique store tomorrow, while Hathaway and Britney's book will be sent directly by mail.
He still doesn't know how to face Britney, and he plans not to be alone with her until he thinks of a suitable solution.
When I went to see Miss Bevanna, I also heard about the Doomsday Tablet from her. It was found on the third day after Jenkins left Nolan. Miss Audrey, who was good at divination, found it underground on the destroyed Hammerhead Street. Found it under the house.
Jenkins didn't see the slate himself, because that thing has now been sent out of Nolan. But based on past experience, it should have a golden aura.
Miss Bevanna still clearly remembered the contents of the slate, and recounted it to Jenkins:
[Blood moon crosses the sky, the six gods appear in the world;
Alien species run rampant, and phantoms end.
The seeds of disaster are buried in the ground,
The savior shines in the starry sky.
The great one looks down at the veins of fate;
The humble look up and don't know the end in front of them.
The greedy will be punished!
The merciful wait for Fuguo!
The third act is over,
The stage of fate is about to be unveiled.
The curtain rises,
the bell is ringing,
the gods compose,
Fate choreographed.
mortal,
Cheers to the end that will come!]
This is the same as the previous slates, full of unexplained dark meanings. Jenkins could understand that the first two sentences were talking about recent events, but he didn't know what the "endgame" that had been hinting at all along meant.
Miss Bevanna was unwilling to talk about the slate with Jenkins. In fact, it seemed that everyone who knew the inside story deliberately avoided this question.
Having seen vampires being crushed into powder by the power of the red moon when they revealed their secrets, Jenkins is also extremely cautious about this kind of knowledge. Seeing that he couldn't know more details, he asked about the inexplicable ability [Player (White Foundation)].
"I've never heard of this ability before, and I didn't find it in the secret library after returning to the church last night. Jenkins, generally speaking, the white basic ability means the oldest power, and it is the origin of mortals' mastering extraordinary power .And all other abilities, theoretically speaking, can evolve from the corresponding white basic abilities."
Dad talked about this knowledge with Jenkins a long time ago. The general meaning is that the basic white abilities mastered by different churches are usually more general abilities or the origin of the corresponding magical abilities of this church.
"That is to say, most of the uncommon basic abilities are mastered by fixed pseudo-god sects."
Jenkins concluded.
"Yes. Although the Church of the Sages does not have information on this ability, I think the believers of the gods who master the priesthood of music will probably know something about it. [Wonderful Movement] Your Excellency also appeared in the event on the last day of last year, maybe His believers are still staying in this city, and the church will be responsible for helping you find them.”
The devotee of the music god doesn't have to look for it, because Jenkins' best friend is. Although he didn't dare to see Miss Mihail now, it was still possible to meet Hathaway. When he left Miss Bevanna's office, he calculated whether he would have time to look for her in the afternoon, walked with his head down and almost bumped into Fei Ni.
It seems that every time I come to church, I can see this little girl. I haven't seen her for a week, and she doesn't look much changed. When the two met in the corridor, she was hurrying towards it with a small flowerpot in her hand. In the flowerpot were spores that had just broken through the ground, green and verdant.
"Sir, you are back. Hello, Chocolate!"
She didn't forget to say hello to the chocolate on Jenkins' shoulder. The cat glanced at the girl lazily, and said "meow~" to show that she heard it.
"Just got back last night. Oh, here you go."
He handed the new book in his hand to the girl. The girl put the flower pot on the ground, wiped her palm on the hem of her clothes, and then took the book.
Jenkins didn't know if she could spell the title now, but it was clear the girl understood what it was. She thanked Jenkins excitedly, and the two chatted for a few more words before parting.
"Finally, something goes well."
There was a smile on Jenkins' face. He could now be sure that the curse of bad luck that spread in the blood of the Stress family did not appear on Fei Ni, and the girl was living well now.
Fate will not always punish someone. After experiencing so many things, Fei Ni has ushered in her own sunrise.
PS: The real culprit of Blizzard Villa is Quick. In fact, I hinted at it a long time ago when everyone boarded the train: in chapters 660 and 661, Quick was the one who pretended "I'm going to lose" and finally The player who showed a big hand, but was still overwhelmed by Jenkins' luck. This made the ending of the intermission very clear, but unfortunately no one understood it.