Mystery: Who has seen my brother?

Chapter 168 Letter
"Thank you! Thank you very much!"

Lisandra covered her mouth and whimpered in thanks.

"Storm, you are simply the kindest Mr. and Ms. in the world!"

Followers of the Lord of Storms... Eve thought silently in her heart.

"How much do you remember about your parents?" Eve asked. "Perhaps we can help you find them."

Lisandra pursed her lips, shook her head slightly, and said softly:
"I... I only remember that when I was a child I lived in a large manor with a church nearby."

This description is too broad... Klein frowned and asked, "Anything else?"

Hermann's appearance was rather cold, and when he asked questions with a serious expression he always gave people an oppressive feeling of being interrogated.

"No more," Lisandra whispered, a hint of apology in her tone. "I'm sorry."

"There's nothing to apologize for," Eve waved her hand, reached out and stroked the girl's cheek, and said with a smile, "We'll keep an eye on it for you. Okay, go back and rest, good girl."

"Okay, okay." Lisandra paused, took two steps back stiffly, her eyes wandering and she didn't dare look at Eve.

"See you tomorrow." Eve waved and said goodbye to Lisandra.

After watching Lisandra leave, Klein turned to look at Eve and said, "You should be able to find out where her parents are."

"Yes," Eve nodded and said, "In West Balam."

“West Balam…”

Klein felt a bit of a headache. He had originally thought that sending the person to where his parents were was already the most he could do. However, if it was West Balam, he would need to reconsider.

West Balam has been in chaos, not only due to the war between Intis and Loen, but also due to the wars between the many local tribes.

"Let her choose." Eve said with a smile. After all, this is her business. If she has to face great risks, it should be her own choice whether to bear these risks.

Klein nodded. He indeed had such thoughts.

Eve placed her hand on Klein's shoulder and instantly brought him back to Backlund's house.

The living room was in darkness. Even the faint moonlight was blocked by the dark curtains. A pair of brown eyes floated in the air, watching them quietly.

I rely on!

The moment he saw the eyes, Klein's heart skipped a beat, thinking a strange spirit had entered the house.

Eve noticed Klein's abnormality, and she noticed those eyes the first time.

"Good night, Zhou Mingrui."

Eve patted Klein's shoulder, chuckled, turned around, picked up the black cat lying on the table, and went up the stairs.

The Witch Path begins to enhance night vision at Sequence Nine. Although Ruirui has perfectly integrated with the night, it is still far from enough to avoid the night vision ability of the Angel King level.

"Meow~"

As they passed by Klein, Ruirui called out softly and looked at him with disgust.

"Um...goodnight."

Klein looked into Ruirui's eyes, still unable to separate her from the thick darkness. Ruirui was not wearing a collar, and her jet-black fur was like a natural invisibility cloak.

Uh... I actually saw disgust in a cat's eyes. No, that's not right. You can't treat Ruirui the same way you treat an ordinary cat. She is very smart, probably smarter than Leonard.

Klein watched Eve go upstairs and into the room, and in the end he felt that it was a wise decision for Eve to put a collar on Ruirui.

Eve carried Ruirui back to the room and put her on the bed. Ruirui shook herself, lifted the quilt with her head, and quickly got in. "Good night, meow~"

The next day

Clay still got up earlier than Eve. After slowly eating breakfast, he went to work. Before leaving, he took a special look at the mailbox.

Two hours after Klein left, Eve also got up.

He walked straight to the mailbox, took out the newspaper he had ordered, turned around and went to the dining table to eat while reading.

Suddenly, Eve had an inspiration and looked up at her room upstairs. She glanced at it casually and continued to enjoy her breakfast.

After finishing breakfast, Eve wiped her hands, stood up and returned to the room. The first thing she saw when she opened the door was the envelope lying quietly on the desk.

Eve took two steps forward, picked up the envelope, tapped Ruirui on the head twice, and said, "Your letter."

Rarity reluctantly raised her head, closed her eyes, licked her paw, and said, "Open it."

"You look so leisurely, Miss Ruirui." Eve said with a smile, but she still picked up the knife and opened the envelope and placed it in front of Ruirui.

Dear Ms. Ruirui:

Hello.

Thank you again for your help. Xio and I are both doing well now. I recently heard some interesting rumors about the Abraham family in the Fourth Age. I thought you might be interested in them.

Ruirui continued to look down, and the rest was just daily routine.

"Forth Wall's letter. She must be asking about the Abraham family," Ruirui said with a hint of disgust. "It's really poorly written."

Eve raised her eyebrows, and with a bit of a show-watching mood, she said with a smile, "Do you want to reply?"

"Reply," Ruirui slapped the letter paper with her cat paw, "Please help me write it."

Eve turned around and pulled out a piece of white paper, then sat down on the wooden chair properly, looking like a good student.

"Dear Miss Forth Wall," Rarity said, still lying on the bed without moving, "although you tried your best, I still have to say that your cover-up was a poor one."

"Wow, don't you give me some face?" Eve said, but wrote it down on the letter paper word for word.

Ruirui rolled her eyes and continued, "If you want to know anything about the Abraham family or even want to find the Abraham family, please write me a letter and ask me. I will answer your questions."

"Also, this letter was written by my master. Perhaps you will be satisfied with the handwriting this time."

"Okay." Eve stuffed the letter into the envelope, held it between two fingers, twisted her wrist, and threw it towards the mirror on the table. The envelope immediately rushed towards the mirror like a blade.

brush--

The mirror surface rippled like a stone falling into water, swallowing up the snow-white envelope.

On the other side, Fors sat nervously beside the cabinet, her eyes fixed on the door.

Suddenly, Fors was inspired. She quickly opened the cabinet door and saw the envelope next to the mirror.

envelope?

Forsyth thought of the letter Ruirui sent him last time and felt a little confused.

Could it be that I just happened to run into Ruirui's master... Fors's heart skipped a beat, and she had a bad feeling. But she managed to comfort herself with a smile, "It's unlikely to be such a coincidence. Even if we did meet, would that high-ranking being write a letter just for a mere Sequence Nine? It's impossible."

(End of this chapter)