After finishing the troublesome acting copy, the three of them began to search the study.
Because hundreds of years have passed, the books on the bookshelf have almost completely decayed. The hardcover covers are still intact from the outside, but the paper pages inside will break into countless small pieces with the slightest touch.
In the drawer of the desk, Mier found the potion formula of the "luck" sequence wrapped in brown paper. After all, the extraordinary characteristics can only replace the main ingredients, and the auxiliary ingredients must be prepared again to make them into potions.
"What a shame." After looking at the bookshelf for a while, Eleanor muttered, "They worked so hard to shoot the movie, at least they could have left us a video tape."
"Why, do you still want to appreciate and reminisce about the love-hate relationship between Christina and Solomon?" Ask joked.
"To be honest, your acting skills are really terrible, Captain." Eleanor said, "But do you think that Mi'er is a little..."
"What's going on?" Ask asked knowingly.
"You're playing dumb," Eleanor said. "I think she's getting a little too involved in the drama."
"It's like I'm really trying to steal you from her..." she whispered.
"What?" Ask didn't hear clearly.
"Nothing!" Eleanor said unhappily.
The three searched the study thoroughly, made sure nothing was missed, and then left the underground opera house.
"Do we need to search the upper rooms?" asked Eleanor.
"No," Ask said. In his previous life, he had never heard of anything that could be taken from Neuschwanstein Castle except underground. Of course, the simpler logic was that if there was no protection from the Swan Key and the secret door, everything would have been taken away in the past few hundred years.
So everyone returned to Mingxing City. On the way back to Weisbach Palace, the three saw a crowd of people on the road, and several city guards were organizing order.
"Uncle John!" Eleanor recognized one of the knights.
"Young lady." Knight Commander John pushed through the crowd and walked over. Upon hearing that it was the eldest daughter of the Weisbach family, the civilians around him made way for her in awe.
"What happened up ahead?" asked Eleanor.
"Nothing, just some rioters from the Tabor faction who stabbed a businessman in the street." John replied, "We are cleaning up the scene and will disperse the citizens soon."
"What are Taborites?" Mier asked curiously.
"They are just a bunch of lunatics." Eleanor waved her hand. "Don't worry about it."
Before she could finish her words, her body suddenly shook backwards. She had been shot several times in the chest—the ones who suddenly shot at her were several men in the crowd who suddenly pulled out pistols.
"Miss!" Knight John roared and stood in front of her, while the city guards, as fierce as wolves and tigers, violently pushed through the crowd and knocked the gunmen to the ground.
"I'm fine..." Eleanor wanted to say something, but Knight Commander John laid her flat on the shield without saying a word. Several guards carried the shields and rushed towards the hospital like the wind.
"Wait, that..." Ask was about to speak, but was interrupted by John:
"Are you the young lady's companions in her previous adventure?"