Why it never ends

Chapter 1047 Visitors
When Simonya did this for the third time, Theresa stood up with a smile and pulled her outside. Theresa opened two bottles of mineral water in the corridor and squatted on the steps with Simonya to look for stains on her coat.

Ximoya suggested several times that they should just forget about the coat, but Teresa stopped them every time. The two of them were in a stalemate for more than three minutes. Ximoya stood up in annoyance and planned to go back to the house quickly, but Teresa suddenly asked, "Why do you keep interrupting Hesta's sleep?"

"what?"

"Why did you," Theresa stood up, "want to spy on her constraint time?"

"…I simply don't understand what you are saying."

"Then stay here." Theresa looked at her watch. "We'll sit here for an hour and then go inside."

Ximoya's body stiffened for a moment. She had a strong urge to defend herself, but the calm expression of the person in front of her told her that Theresa would not believe any of her excuses.

Instead of constantly emphasizing and denying it, it is better to let this topic pass quickly.

Ximoya looked away and looked at the distant skyline, but at this moment she saw several shadowy figures, like reeds bent and straightened in the wind.

"...There are people there." Ximoya's voice was a little uncertain, "Is there a person there?"

Theresa also raised her head and entered combat stance again the moment she saw the people coming - four people were approaching from the horizon, and the two fast-moving mercury needles were each carrying one person, and one of them was carrying Victoria.

Ximoya turned around immediately: "I'll go into the house and tell them..."

Theresa squeezed Ximoya's wrist.

"You stay here."

"Let go! This hurts!"

Theresa grabbed Simonya and whispered what she saw. A moment later, Zoe rushed out of the room.

"Where? Where is Victoria?"

The newcomers had stopped more than fifty meters away from them. Victoria and another young-looking girl walked side by side, and the four of them switched to a normal pace - the two mercury needles followed Victoria silently.

"Hello," Welsing said to the people outside the house with a smile, "Is Jane Hesta here?"

"dimension--"

“Stand there, Zoe.” Victoria shook her head at Zoe with a subtle expression. “Let Hesta come out.”

Zoe went back to the house immediately. Theresa held her breath. If Zoe came out and said Hesta was asleep, it would mean that she had entered the restricted time.

But the next moment, Hesta stepped out of the threshold.

Theresa breathed a sigh of relief.

"Let me introduce you to ..."

Victoria was halfway through her speech when Versin at the side interrupted her: "Hello, we are Deep Anchor... Don't look at us like that, we are not evil. I heard your suggestion, so I came here."

"She is the commander of the Deep Anchor Reserve Battle Order. I told her that we were going to the south to meet with several revolutionaries," Victoria continued, "She came here for this." Hesta's eyes flashed with surprise: "Why are you..."

Victoria also looked a little helpless: "...I'll explain it to you later."

"How is it?" Welsin said, "Your sincerity is to release half of the hostages, and my sincerity is to bring Victoria here in person. If you really think that everything can be discussed, then I hope we can travel together in the next few days. We will have enough time to talk to each other and understand each other."

Zoe immediately turned back to look at Hesta: "Speak."

"…I can't promise you right away," Hesta said softly, "I need to update my contact on this matter. If he accepts—"

"Okay, but you have to communicate in front of me." Weiersin smiled and said, "I want to hear how you talk to them in person, so that you won't lie to me. I apologize for my unreasonable request. I have tried hard to trust you, but I still have to be on guard."

"You come." Hesta turned and walked into the house, "Everyone else stays outside."

The two figures disappeared into the house. The mercury needles outside the house were facing each other. Victoria exhaled and suddenly looked at Zoe: "Don't act rashly."

"Why!" Zoe, who had been trying to make eye contact with Victoria, was very dissatisfied. "With just a few people——"

"I can't fight now... They injected me with some drugs, and I don't know the specific ingredients yet," Victoria said, "Wait for Hesta to come out."

"You guys-"

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Theresa immediately held down Zoe: "...Calm down, at least Victoria is back."

The two mercury needles standing next to Victoria never gave any response. They stood there with indifferent expressions, and the dim silver edges around their eyes looked dangerous and sharp under the moonlight. Theresa had already seen the intention of one of them - that person was standing behind Victoria, and would ignore any disturbance. I'm afraid her only responsibility was to break the hostage's neck at the moment the negotiations broke down.

Soon, Hesta appeared again. The communication with Boheng was very smooth. He seemed to know about Deep Anchor, so when Hesta suggested that someone from Deep Anchor would also come, he agreed immediately without asking any more questions.

Versin walked among his companions and whispered a few words to them. The two mercury needles once again slipped into the darkness and left quickly, leaving Versin alone beside Victoria.

"Then from today on, we are fellow travelers." Welsin took Victoria's hand cheerfully, "Nice to meet you."

"Get out of here."

Zoe immediately stepped forward and pushed her away. Welsin staggered back a few steps. Not only was she not angry, but she laughed out loud. Several mercury needles entered the house one after another. Welsin walked at the end. When she passed the entrance, she passed by Ximoya and whispered, "What are you doing here?"

"Provide medical assistance. A reservist was seriously injured earlier."

"…She asked you to come?"

Although Versin's words were very brief, Ximoya quickly realized that the "she" here was Hesta.

"Yeah." Ximoya whispered.

"Thanks for your hard work."

Ximoya watched Weierxin take off his shoes and walk into the inner room. This was the first time she saw Weierxin.

Under the dim light in the room, the young woman's golden hair was cast with a layer of light orange. Her back looked agile and powerful, but every movement was so light and silent.