Fort Salin Baron, Alison Homestead.

The small train appeared here silently, unloaded Alison and the three of them and left quietly.

Wood, who was hiding in the shack and had some awareness, quickly picked up the lantern and shined it, and then he saw his great master.

"Lord Alison!" Wood knelt down on one knee as soon as the lantern was turned off, and said with tears in his eyes, "All the servants are looking forward to your return every day, and the snowflakes they are looking forward to have melted."

"It's been a while since I left." Alison nodded, then waved her hand, "Go to bed first, and we'll talk about it tomorrow."

"Yes, I will notify the castle to prepare a room." Wood quickly stood up and said.

"No need, it's late at night." Alison waved her hand, and then summoned her own bear to enter the tent, "These two are my subordinates, Miriam and Vivian, both are second-level witches.

, he is my servant, Ghoul Wood.”

Miriam and Vivian saluted Wood one after another, and Wood also saluted quickly and then left.

"This bald head looks familiar." Miriam whispered to Vivian.

"There used to be a red house in Janik Town, where he performed for people." Vivian turned her face and covered her mouth and whispered, "He had a very powerful rope. Once I assassinated a social butterfly, and he used the rope to swing directly to the other side.

, faster than flying."

"I said you two, do you want to come in and sleep?" Alison opened the zipper of the tent and casually looked like she was about to close it.

"Yes." The two said sincerely. It was the coldest night in this civilized season.

Alison nodded and turned sideways, and then the two women entered the tent. They took off their coats and opened the quilt to find that it was all white, and they couldn't help but feel more at ease.

It's not just tentacles, they don't want to wake up with a head left.

There will definitely be no peace in the capital in the next few days, but no one will know that the culprit has fled to the border.

With a hint of exhaustion, Alison slowly fell asleep.

Alison, who was tired of thinking, slept for who knows how long. In a daze, she felt that the environment around her had changed and turned into a damp crypt.

Feeling a little cold, Alison reached out to grab her quilt, but suddenly it was empty.

Her closed eyes suddenly opened, her mind shook, and zombie dogs rushed out from her side.

"Ouch~"

"Hey! Hey! Wait!"

The biting and roaring of zombie dogs and the sound of a man struggling were heard in the distance, and Alison slowly stood up and walked over there.

"I'm the messenger, I don't mean any harm!"

As she approached the guy who was struggling under the group of zombie dogs, Alison waved her hand and all the zombie dogs retreated to her side.

"You just bring people to a place like this without any malice." Looking at the bitten guy, Alison frowned, "Are you from the slave-catching team?"

"What are you talking about? I'm the messenger, the messenger! Didn't anyone tell you about the Midnight Sabbat?" The man roared loudly. Due to the pulling of the muscles in his mouth, an eyeball fell out of the eye socket, which hurt him.

He squatted down with a grin on his face.

Alison was silent after hearing this, looked at the man for a while and said, "Say."

The squatting man seemed a little crazy, but then he recovered his damage and then threw a black letter at Alison.

Alison reached out and took it, and saw that the letter paper was covered with patterns of bones and roses. She opened the letter paper and saw that there was a time and address on it, as well as a welcome to attend, but then there was nothing.

"Attend on time, otherwise you will be permanently disqualified from entering the dinner party!"

The messenger warned, and the surrounding area was instantly swallowed up by a burst of darkness. When color appeared in Alison's eyes again, she was still lying in the tent.

"Dream?" Alison frowned slightly and looked at the extra piece of paper in her hand. It seemed that she was going to take the foreign Bodhisattva statue back from the town of Legmi.

She sensed the time and closed her eyes to fall asleep again.

The next day, when the sun rose, Alison opened her eyes slightly. The tent had been replaced by two little foxes. She rubbed the heads of the two little guys, put on her clothes, and saw the tent.

Someone was already standing outside. When she opened the curtain, she saw Naya, waiting for her to wash herself with some icy water.

"Sir, are you awake?" Naya looked at the tent and bowed slightly, "Your two followers have already gone to find food, but lunch has been prepared at Baron Castle."

"I'm afraid these two don't want to see my mentor." Alison shook her head slightly, stood up, set up a jack-o'-lantern under the basin, and then started to wash up.

"After you left, Lady Veronie officially got together with Baron Sarin and had a plan to raise offspring." Naya lowered her head and said, "She looks a lot gentler."

"The mentor is already amiable. Everyone in the castle knows this." Alison took the towel and wiped her face, then handed it to Naya, "Where's Brad?"

"He is stationed in the village below. After you left, he took the place of Baron Salin and went to quell the rebellion. He said that even if he is the master's mentor, he should share more of his duties as a servant." Naya smiled and said, "He has sent someone there.

Notified him."

"Yeah." Alison nodded, then looked at Naya and said, "Some time ago, I dueled with the guys from the empire and found that they were not strong enough, but they were very difficult to fight. In addition to cursed objects, they also had

That kind of armor is like a knight's plate armor."

"Ah, sir, I'm afraid Naya can't wear the armor." Naya shook her head quickly after hearing this. Although she is not fat, she is still afraid of being flat.

"I got some money during the month I went to the capital to use as rewards for the private religious group. I will ask them to allocate some and buy some for you."

Alison looked at Ma Gan Naya and said, "I can change it into jewelry and other things for you."

"Jewelry?" Naya's eyes shone when she heard this, and she saluted fiercely, "Thank you, Sir Alison!"

"You're welcome." Alison looked at the newborn sun. Under that sun, Miriam and Vivi had returned.

"How's it going?" Alison asked, looking at their empty hands.

"The further to the border, the more difficult it is to hunt." Miriam shook her head slightly.

"I found prey." Vivian said at the side, "She didn't allow it."

"Hey! Are you talking about the bug from before?" Miriam on the side twitched her lips when she heard this, "How can that white thing be considered prey?"

"Why not? They can be eaten, so they are within the hunting range." Vivian shook her head.

"Okay, that food is edible, but not delicious. You will follow me to the castle in a moment." Alison ordered.

"Sir, it is not convenient for us to see your mentor." Miriam frowned when she heard this. She turned to Vivian beside her and said, "Your mentor is from the Rose Church. I am the Eye of Wisdom.

Yes, meeting will cause trouble."

"Trouble?" Alison smiled upon hearing this, "The mentor won't kill you when he sees you."

"It's the outside world's opinion. Unless there are specific circumstances and public announcements, if we meet each other privately, other forces will think that we have a conspiracy. This is unnecessary trouble for us."

Miriam looked at Alison and said, "One more thing is worse than one less thing, and now that Vivian and I are covered by potions, we want to go to the professional gathering in the royal capital."

"Okay." Alison nodded after hearing this, "First help me go to Victor's village to see if Serena is safe, and then show my five servants the cursed objects, and ask for necklaces or

Like a ring, um, Baron Salin and the mentor will also bring a copy."

"Understood." Miriam nodded after hearing this.

The two of them left quickly after getting permission. Alison looked at their leaving figures and walked to the front of the little bumpkin. "Xiao Ke, come out, I have something delicious here."

However, there was no reaction from the ground at all.

"Has he always been like this?" Alison asked, looking at Wood who had been waiting.

"It's always been like this, but I have put out professional corpses on time." Wood said in a low voice, "Maybe it's because spring hasn't started yet."

"If you plant a small gram in winter, you will harvest countless gram in spring?" Alison looked at Wood, "You can really think about it."

"Of course it can't be like a fruit tree." Wood said with a smile upon hearing this, "Are you still leaving after your Excellency comes back?"

"There shouldn't be anything going on for the time being. Even if there is, it will be solved in minutes." Alison looked back at the castle, "Let's go and see my mentor."

Restaurant in Sarin Castle.

Veroni, who was holding her belly, sat down at the dining table with Shalin's support, and then looked at her disciple kindly.

"My child, you have advanced."

"Yes, mentor, I have successfully been promoted to rank two." Alison saluted slightly, "I plan to train for a while, and then I will be promoted to rank three."

"Oh, then you must study herbalism with peace of mind. After all, only those who poison a city can advance." Veroni said casually.

"I will." Alison nodded after hearing this, and then she took out a piece of black letter paper from her pocket and placed it on the table.

"In addition, mentor, I had a dream last night, and when I woke up, I found this."

"Oh, it's a dinner invitation." Veroni's pupils shrank when she saw the letter, "You just got promoted and you received it. It seems they are short of people recently."

"Short of people." Alison raised her eyebrows upon hearing this, "Is the casualty rate high in that place?"

"Now that you have the invitation letter, it won't be a violation if I tell you that the places where the Sabbat goes on missions are rarely in the real world, and most of them are in dreams. That kind of place is intertwined by the shallow projections of countless great wills.

And the composition, even if it is a grain of sand and a cup of tea, is so dangerous, you can imagine the danger."

Veroni looked at Alison and said, "But if you can return smoothly, you can also get many benefits, such as those inhuman characteristics."

"And if you're not used to that kind of place, just invite her a second time and miss the date."

Veroni looked at Alison and said, "But once you board the ship, the mission is mandatory. Even if it is a mission to die, it is not up to you."

"This is the rule."

Alison nodded slightly when she heard this. She probably understood what this Sabbat was. She asked curiously, "Then what are they planning?"

"What's the picture? Are you talking about the benefits from the dinner?" Veroni looked at Alison and raised the corner of her mouth, "Of course it's a commission."

"They will take away 90% of the materials you receive, and the remaining 10% will be given to the organization to which you belong, and the organization will return it to you."

"So troublesome?"
Chapter completed!