"Cluck."

After hearing this, Alison looked at Baron Sarin, and a terrifying laugh broke out in her throat, but it was far less terrifying than her expression.

"Ah this." Baron Salin couldn't help but take a step back when he saw Alison. The story comes from life. Could it be that Alison has gone crazy after escaping back?

With a cold face, Alison stood there for a while, then sighed, and looked at Brad, "Tell the Templars outside and let them catch the person behind the scenes. I want to know the root cause.

"

"I understand, sir, they will definitely pay the price." Brad nodded and immediately walked outside.

"Mr. Baron, let's go see the mentor." After Brad left, Alison said to Shalin.

"Okay, come this way." Baron Salin quickly led the way.

In the castle, in the room on the third floor, Alison saw her long-lost mentor, Veroni.

After learning that her apprentice was back, Veroni was obviously very excited.

"It's really great to see you back." Veroni sat up from the bed, looked at Alison weakly and kindly, and asked hesitantly, "Are you okay?"

"Tutor, I'm fine." Alison smiled slightly, "How is your health?"

"It's okay. You can recover slowly." Veroni shook her head slightly and asked Alison, "Have you been promoted?"

"Yeah." Alison admitted.

Veroni was slightly surprised, then looked at her and praised, "It's incredible. It took me several years to completely control the pollution aura."

"I'm a special case. Junior sister McKenna doesn't have much control over her pollution," Alison said.

"Oh." Veroni nodded after hearing this and looked at Alison, "Speaking of which, I also have a junior sister, I wonder if that's okay."

"Okay." Alison nodded.

"Really?" Veroni said ecstatically after hearing this.

"Of course, she is the mentor's sister after all." Alison said, taking out a pen and paper, "I can write a letter and give it to Carmen, and he will be responsible for the arrangements."

"It's so troublesome to write a letter." Veroni shook her head slightly after hearing this, "How about I call her here and you send her there with a cursed object?"

Alison's mouth twitched when she heard this, "I will be very busy and won't have time."

Veroni raised her eyebrows when she heard this, "You can walk back and forth in just one cup of tea, it won't take any time."

"I can't go back," Alison said.

"Why?" Veroni asked in surprise.

Alison said nothing after hearing this.

"Why don't you speak?" Veroni frowned, "Is someone threatening you?"

Alison didn't speak. At this time, Veroni was a little scared. She was afraid that someone would come in laughing from outside and say to herself that you were arrested.

"Alas~" Alison sighed, and she took out a parchment from her pocket, and then wrote on it that it is forbidden to disclose my previous laughter, and it is forbidden to disclose the agreement we signed, and then she pointed at Naya.

"Signed."

After hearing this, Naya walked over directly, looked at the contract and signed her name.

Upon seeing this, Alison picked up the contract and put it in her pocket, then looked at Naya, "Why did I laugh just now?"

Naya shook her head after hearing this.

"Why don't you speak? Is someone threatening you?" Alison asked again.

The corners of Naya's mouth twitched and she said nothing.

"Okay, I understand." Veroni frowned and said, "Forget it, it's okay."

"Do you need me to write a letter of recommendation?" Alison asked Veroni.

"Are you sure?" Veroni asked seriously.

"Do you know Schrödinger's cat theory?" Alison replied.

"What's the meaning?"

"Half and half."

"Oh, no need. I suddenly remembered that my junior sister scolded me when I was a child." Veroni leaned back on the bed and looked at the ceiling and said, "Let her die of old age."

"You are so kind to her, and you still want the witch to have a happy ending."

Alison said, slowly looking at the shadow on the wall beside her, and then slowly turning back, "Teacher, I have earned a lot of points recently, which should be enough to obtain the ritual knowledge of Sequence Four."

"You do meet the criteria for redemption, but just like not every serializer can be a knight, this wish needs to be submitted for approval by the elders." Veroni said with a faint look.

"Will someone get stuck on me?" Alison looked at Veroni and asked.

"A contract needs to be signed. After all, Rose does not cultivate traitors." Veroni closed her eyes and said.

"Then sign it, if the content is appropriate." Alison said.

"What if it doesn't fit?" Veroni asked.

"Then I'll quit the church and find another way to get promoted." Alison said seriously, "I can't do things that make me feel grudged just to get promoted."

"Is this so?" Veroni frowned.

"Does the tutor have any insights?" Alison asked.

"No."

Veroni shook her head, "I will submit your application and wait for the news."

"It won't be another few months, will it?" Alison asked.

Last time Carmen asked herself to wait for the opportunity, but in the end she was just waiting for a puppet to come down the mountain.

"No, a month at most." Veroni shook her head slightly after hearing this, "After all, the elders are active in subspace or other places, and discussions will take time."

"That's what you said." Alison nodded after hearing the words.

"Huh~" Veroni exhaled after hearing this and said a little feebly, "I was injured some time ago and I need to rest most of the time. If you are okay, just go down."

"Okay, I'll wait for the good news from my mentor."

Alison bowed slightly to Veroni on the bed, and then left Veroni's bedroom with the servants.

For a long time, the shadow on the bedroom wall slowly shook, and a figure emerged.

Look at the silhouette of a woman.

"You have seen it and heard it. She should be kicked out this time. Stop paying attention to her."

Veroni still had her eyes closed, but there was a patch of eyes on her torso staring at the woman on the ground.

"What we heard may not be true, and I just had a hunch that she seemed to be able to see me." The figure said.

"Don't try to test this disciple of mine. Your senior sister just tried it and then disappeared." Veroni said in a low voice, "That was an illusion just now. She is friendly with tentacles."

"I keep the observer's code in mind." The figure said in a deep voice.

"Yes." Veroni nodded with satisfaction.

"But we still need to observe further." The figure continued.

Veroni's mouth twitched when she heard this, but she didn't say anything in the end.

Chapter 4.1 Proposal

After Alison came out of Veroni's place, she walked out of the castle and came to the base not far from the castle. This place was only used to freeze the bodies of nobles. At this time, a three-story wooden house had been built, both in appearance and interior.

Alison was very satisfied.

"The wall has not been built yet, but the garden has been planned. Knowing that you like light, in the courtyard, apart from the path in front of the door, there is a street light every five meters."

In the living room filled with oil paintings, Wood pointed to a row of street lamps in the garden and said, "But it is best not to light these street lamps during the red rose season. I have tried it before, but the lampshades were all destroyed by nothingness."

"Is there anything void here?" Alison asked in surprise after hearing this.

"Of course, it happens every year, every time during this season." Wood looked at Alison and said with a smile, "You forgot last year, we killed a lot of people."

"Oh." Alison nodded slightly, "But when I was outside, that thing didn't appear at all."

"That may be like mosquitoes, which rarely appear near frog nests." Wood guessed after hearing this.

"Well, what you said makes sense."

Alison nodded in agreement, those ghosts and gods in the Demon Kingdom will eat anything.

After returning to her hut, there were Templars guarding the outside. There was nothing powerful in the Kingdom of Thorns, and Alison felt particularly relaxed.

At midnight, the moon in the sky turned red as expected. Alison looked out the window at the nothingness wandering on the street lamps, constantly destroying the light bulbs, and threw the shield of the cultist who was about to move to the little black goat wagging its tail.

Then a little goat and a shrunken shield as big as a little tortoise opened the window and climbed out.

The cute nothingness has no idea what they are about to experience.

The night passed so quickly.

The next morning, Naya cooked a sumptuous breakfast and helped Alison wash up. The Viscount finished the sumptuous breakfast accompanied by a circle of servants, and then went to the basement after being reported by Wood, who was a guest boiler worker.
To be continued...