In fact, Nora's guess was not wrong. Capasilin did not tell her parents about the "engagement". She just mentioned lightly that "Nora seems to have a man she likes."
Although her parents were very interested in this matter, they were more concerned about the sudden incident in which the voodoo gang assassinated Nora on the street last time.
"Have you found out everything?" Nora's father, Marcus Valenius Licinius, was a typical Italian gentleman, with his hair neatly combed and oiled, and a black-handled stick (with a sword hidden inside) in his hand.
"It is said that the son of the leader of the Voodoo Gang disappeared inexplicably before." Kapasilin accompanied his parents and explained, "They don't know who did it, so they plan to attack the big families to obtain information. All the thirteen wealthy families have young men who were attacked outside."
"Yes, I heard about it from a lady from the Este family yesterday." Nora's mother, Li Xilia, was a well-dressed wealthy lady wearing a ruffled hat brought back from Sicily. She couldn't help but sigh with lingering fear, "It was really a nightmare."
"The missing person is a supernatural being, right?" Marcus suddenly asked.
"Well, yes." Kapasilin gave a definite answer.
"My dear, do you suspect radical human purists?" Li Xiliya asked in surprise, "Didn't they disappear completely in the Fourth Epoch?"
"They have never disappeared." Marcus said in a deep voice, leaning on his civilized staff, "And they may still be in the Vatican, lurking very deep."
Kapasilin was speechless. She didn't know much about the internal situation of the Holy See, and her eldest brother Varian, who should have known about this, was a guy who was too busy with scientific research to care about other things, which also made her very worried.
"I will contact the Vatican to inquire." Capasilin replied.
"No, no." Marcus shook his head. "I'll go talk to Innocent."
Although there are thirteen wealthy families in Italy, only the heads of two giant families - the Licinius and the Medici - are qualified to address the Pope by his name.
As an ancient family handed down from the Third Age, the heads of Licinius still maintained the customs of the ancient Solomons, that is, after the heirs were able to take charge, they would hand over the business at hand to them and then enter a semi-retirement state.
Although Capasilin has taken over most of the group's affairs, he still informs his father of a few important decision-making matters. Of course, for Italian Canadians who value family, nothing is more important than an attack on a family member.
Since his father decided to personally talk to the Pope, Capasilin did not dwell on this matter too much and instead brought up another topic:
My younger sister’s lifelong event.
"I heard that the young man named Ask is from Xiruisi?" Li Xiliya asked curiously, "What does he look like and what is his character like?"
"She looks OK," Kapasilin replied, "but she is rather cautious."
The word "cautious" was considered a standard evaluation, but Marcus, who knew his daughter's character well, quickly understood her hidden meaning: