"Tell me carefully what kind of pill it is." Eugen asked this because he thought of a possibility, but he was still not sure.

"Yes..." The witch doctor was a little hesitant. He looked a little nervous after the disaster. After a while, he relieved and spoke: "It is a special drug, mainly for women. The effect is very strong, but I am a little difficult to describe."

Eugen quickly realized what medicine the witch doctor was talking about. He showed such an expression on his face, nodded and murmured: "Oh...so that's it."

With this link, all the problems can be explained. He had some misunderstandings about Caterina before. After all, some of Caterina's actions were too bold and abnormal.

But now it seems that it is the result of the drug's effect. After knowing this, Eugen felt relieved for some reason.

"Well, so, this witch doctor is still a bit real and can be used to prepare drugs with such strong effects. No matter how you say it, it is not a liar, but you haven't reached the right path." Eugen thought in his heart that now he was also a little confused about whether to save the witch doctor's life.

After thinking for a while, Eugen said, "Okay, it seems that you have some skills, so I will save your life first. You will be by my side these days and let me see how far you have studied the Black Death. If you do have a deeper research, it is not impossible to let you live."

As he said, Eugen's words changed and he said solemnly: "Of course, if you dare to lie to me, I will make you understand that sometimes, living will be more painful than death! Okay, you can let him go first."

The second half of this sentence was said by Eugen to the personal guards of the Earls of Sartre.

Several soldiers did not dare to offend Eugen again, so they pushed the witch doctor hard and let go of his body. However, they said to the witch doctor fiercely: "You are so lucky and lucky to save your life. You damn robber."

The witch doctor also knew that he was very lucky to survive, and the source of this luck was the nobleman in front of him.

He immediately rolled and crawled to Eugen, knelt on the ground and kowtowed several times, and then said in an excited tone: "Thank you, noble master, thank you for your life around me. Don't worry, I will definitely work hard for you."

Eugen waved his hand and ordered his personal guards to arrange the witch doctor, then turned around and left, returning to his residence in the manor.

Eugen didn't know that his biggest gain tonight was not the million-dollar treasure in the cellar, but this unknown witch doctor.

The night passed like this, and just dawn the next day, the troops left the robber manor and rushed back towards the frontier area.

After they left, they lit a fire in the manor and burned all the bodies and houses. The bodies are the most likely to become a breakthrough for the spread of various diseases. This place is so close to the Pohe defense line, and some disinfection is required.

Of course, the entrance of the cellar was strictly protected and not affected by the flames. Eugen was planning to send his own people over for two days to transfer all the treasures inside.

Back in the Po River defense line, Eugen and others were welcomed, and it would naturally be very satisfying to eliminate robbers.

That night, Count Sartre also held a grand banquet in Verona Castle to celebrate Eugen and others' victory. The Count's two sons and daughters were all present.

They did not have too serious injuries, and they recovered after two days of rest. On the contrary, Viscount Liste, the great hero of this incident, was unable to attend because they were too seriously injured.

The banquet was delayed for a while, so it was already three days later when Eugen had time to meet the witch doctor.

In Eugen's office in the frontier area, two guards escorted the witch doctor to the table. As soon as the witch doctor came in, he fell to the ground with a plop, talking about Eugen's benefits.

Eugen was writing a letter in his hand. After a moment, he put down the pen in his hand and put the letter in the envelope. Then he raised his head and looked at the witch doctor.

"Tell me first, what is your name."

This question is very ordinary, but it has extraordinary significance to Eugen. Through his name, he can determine whether he has heard of this person's name in later generations, thereby roughly determining whether he has the great ability to shock the world.

"Dignity, my name is Pirant Gornosti." The witch doctor said in fear and trepidation, while secretly glanced at Eugen's expression with the corners of his eyes.

"A name I haven't heard of." Eugen sighed in his heart, his interest in this Pirantz witch doctor suddenly weakened by seven points, but he asked boredly: "Okay, you said that you had a way to deal with the Black Death that day, so let me tell you now."

Without any process, he went straight to the topic. Pirantz himself knew very well that the quality of the answer to this question would determine his life and death.

"Well, cough cough..." Pirantz said after pondering for a moment, "My sir, I think this terrible Black Death is not a curse as they said. In fact, I think it is very likely to be a living thing, which is very small and we cannot see, but can be spread by some means, just like we are on a boat to climb over the sea."

As soon as Pirantz's first remark came out, Eugen's eyes widened instantly, looking at the witch doctor who had no outstanding features with an incredible look.

With his ragged clothes, ugly appearance, and short figure, no matter from any perspective, he is an ordinary passerby who can't be found if he is thrown into the crowd.

But such a guy actually said the characteristics of the bacteria in one mouthful. Although the content is not accurate and rigorous enough, just this bold guess, his imagination, and his thinking beyond ordinary people are enough to be shocking.

Seeing Eugen's expression change, Pirantz immediately shrank back, looked at Eugen tremblingly, and asked in a low voice: "What's wrong? Sir, did I say something wrong?"

Eugen looked at him, with a smile on his face for the first time, and said with a smile: "No, you said it well, continue."

With Eugen's encouragement, the witch doctor Pirantz immediately became much more courageous, and he became less restrained and began to boldly describe his thoughts.

Some of his descriptions used the news that Eugen and Dimit had taken a walk before, and more were the results of their imagination and observation.

There are some inappropriate aspects of nature and reality here, but in many aspects, there are some very good conclusions.

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Chapter completed!