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Queen Sissi was indeed the one who gave Hardy the most "surprise" among all the women he met.

Although Hardy was more satisfied with the succubus mother and daughter, Petra and Sophie, how should I put it...their "skills" were too strong, while Queen Sissi's "feelings" were even stronger.

Every time, she really wanted to rub Hardy completely into her body and into her soul.

Between focusing on technique and expressing one's true feelings, the latter is naturally more moving.

Of course, no matter how much time Hardy spent with the succubus mother and daughter, after all...they both had much greater physical strength than Queen Sissi.

Looking at Hadi's face that showed he was totally disdainful of lying, Ilona suddenly realized something. She said quietly, "My two daughters have been entrusted to the wrong person."

"Don't worry, I will treat them well."

"I'll just trust you for now." Ilona muttered softly.

After all, she has lived for decades and can already tell whether a man is sincere when he speaks.

Then she imitated Hardy and looked at the town in the distance.

Unfortunately, most of the magic she knew were offensive magic, and she didn't have any auxiliary abilities like farsightedness, so she just watched in vain.

After observing for a while, Hadi stood up and said, "There seems to be something wrong in that town. Let's get closer."

The two of them then hid their bodies in the tall weeds ahead and soon arrived near the entrance of the town.

Screams came from inside.

A large number of creatures that looked almost exactly like humans rushed out from inside.

But just as he reached the town entrance, he was teleported back to the town by a strange magic pattern.

Hardy and Ilona looked at each other, then walked to the entrance of the town and looked inside. They saw several tall and slender black energy creatures slaughtering the townspeople.

These monsters stretched out their long, tentacle-like "hands", grabbed a townsman, and sent him inside.

Their act of devouring the townspeople only lasted for a few minutes before they turned into mist and disappeared.

Hardy reached out and touched in front of him, but he didn't feel any obstruction, nor did he touch any "magic barrier".

How come the ordinary person who just ran to the town entrance was teleported back to the town?

Hardy was not the type to hesitate, so he took the initiative and walked into the town.

"This is not good..."

Ilona said with some concern, but seeing that Hardy had already walked forward, she had no choice but to catch up quickly.

Because of the tragedy just now, there are very few people on the streets of the town now.

After Hardy and Ilona came in, they naturally attracted a lot of people's attention.

But the people here just looked at them a few more times and then hurriedly went about their own business.

After they walked for a while, a little boy came over.

He seemed to be only about ten years old, and was wearing nice clothes. It was obvious that he was either rich or noble.

"Outsiders?" The little boy looked at Hadi, then at Ilona, ​​with a look of surprise in his eyes: "Why did you come to Provence?"

"Who are you?" Hardy asked.

At the same time he looked at the little boy.

Unlike the frightened passers-by on the street, the little boy's expression was quite calm and normal.

"You can call me Jack."

The little boy smiled innocently.

Hadi looked around and asked, "What were those shadows just now?"

"A follower of God?"

"They were eating people just now."

"Correct."

"You won't resist?" Ilona asked curiously.

She just saw that the townspeople just ran away and didn't dare to fight back. The little boy looked at Ilona, ​​a strange emotion flashed in his eyes, and then he said: "Resist? Why resist?"

"If you resist, maybe..."

The little boy shook his head: "The followers of God cannot resist, don't you know? Where on earth are you from? You don't even know this common sense. I, a child, know this."

Ilona didn't say anything. She didn't know what to say. After all, she had no idea about this world.

Hardy looked around and asked, "Jack, if we want to rest here for a day or two, where is the best place to go?"

"Of course it's my house!" Jack's expression was obviously happy: "My house is very big, it's no problem for two more people to live in it."

Ilona approached Hardy and touched Hardy's hand. She wanted to remind Hardy that this kind of "good intention" that came to the door voluntarily was probably problematic.

Hadi reached out and tapped the back of Ilona's hand twice to show that he understood.

He then said, "Would you mind taking us to your home and meeting your parents?"

The little boy's joy suddenly disappeared, and he said sadly: "I don't have parents anymore."

Hadi and Ilona both fell silent.

This little boy looks only about ten years old, but he is already an orphan?
"Who's in charge in your family?" Hardy asked.

Hardy could see that the little boy was not the type to live 'independently'.

Because he observed that there were no calluses on the little boy's hands, and his hands were as tender as those of girls from wealthy families.

"I'm the one in charge!" The little boy laughed. "But I can guarantee that I can accommodate you and make your stay a pleasant experience."

"Oh why?"

Jack laughed, "Because I'm a spellcaster."

He casually waved his hand and released a purple light, which quickly turned into a strange humanoid energy creature.

Then the little creature bowed slightly to Hadi and Ilona and made a 'please' gesture.

"Wow, what is this?" Ilona frowned subconsciously.

This was a summoning spell she had never seen before.

After studying it for a while, Hardy said, "Magic Elf, a very special summoning technique for will fragments."

"You know?" Ilona looked at Hardy in surprise.

Now she found that she was becoming more and more confused about Hardy.

As a bone demon, she didn't even know about this strange spell, so how did Hardy, as a human, know about it?

What's even more strange is that Hardy's transformation spell is very powerful, but before Hardy appeared, there was no sign or legend of this spell in the entire world.

It is clearly a very mature magic, and it can be seen that there is a systematic theoretical support.

In theory, such magic cannot be "hidden".

He is still so knowledgeable now.

Therefore, although the little boy's magic was strange, in Ilona's opinion, Hardy himself was even stranger.

"I've heard the teacher mention it before." Hardy smiled, "But this is the first time I've seen a real magic ritual."

"Your teacher is amazing." Ilona exclaimed.

Hardy looked at Jack and asked, "Little boy, who taught you magic?"

"I was born with it," Jack said proudly. "Then his smile faded. My mother taught me, but she has..."

Ilona felt a little depressed after hearing this.

As a mother, she couldn't bear to hear this. If her child was left alone without the care of his parents, she would have to crawl out of hell to protect and cherish her child even if she turned into a ghost.

Hadi asked again: "Just now you said that you are the master of your own business and live alone. Don't you have any relatives willing to take care of you?"

"Yes." Jack narrowed his eyes: "I am the only one at home now." (End of this chapter)