Mystery: Who has seen my brother?

Chapter 91 Admitsol

A carpet woven from crimson moonlight lay softly across the path, yet it couldn't conceal the flow of blood. Corpses and blood silently spoke of the carnage in this alley.

Eve came to the alley where Klein was hunting pirates.

"Why are so many pirates running out?" Klein asked, peeking out of the alley. He raised his right hand, touched his shoulder, and hissed softly.

This hunt wasn't as lucky as last time. Klein was certain his body was covered in bruises. Fortunately, he kicked the opponent's knife away immediately, otherwise he would have had several more cuts on his body.

"It's nothing, I just scared them." Eve squatted down, grabbed the corpse's shoulders, and threw it into the space in the mirror.

Klein nodded and didn't ask any further. He wasn't in the habit of asking questions that went too far.

He took two steps forward, came to the dagger, took out the citrine pendulum from his pocket, and hung it on the knife.

"It's an extraordinary item."

"It's an extraordinary item."

……

"It's an extraordinary item."

After silently reciting it seven times in his mind, the topaz pendulum began to spin rapidly counterclockwise under Klein's gaze.

It wasn't an extraordinary item. Klein was somewhat disappointed. He picked it up and prepared to find a place to destroy it.

"This pirate is a Hunter. How about selling me his trait?" Eve asked. "One trait is equivalent to two potion ingredients. The ingredients for a Sequence Nine potion cost between 50 and 200 pounds. You still owe me 345 pounds, so I'll pay you 345 pounds. How about that?"

"Okay." Klein nodded. Extraordinary traits couldn't be sold directly at ordinary Extraordinary gatherings. The sailor trait he had obtained last time hadn't been processed yet. It was sealed in an iron box by Eve, but he wasn't worried that it would merge with other things. Klein planned to save up some money and then hire a "craftsman" to make it into an Extraordinary item.

Klein unbuttoned his blood-stained coat and examined the white shirt underneath. The bloodstains stood out against the white shirt, and he secretly thanked himself for wearing his old, cheap suit.

Eve put her hand on Klein's shoulder and walked him back home.

"Here's this," Eve said, pulling out a bottle of red potion. "You can use it for external application or internal use."

"Each medicine has a different flavor," Eve added: "Coconut, strawberry, sweet iced tea, and of course there are some little surprises, like fish, raw fish."

Raw fish...

Klein thought of the bottle of medicine that Ruirui gave him, which was full of fishy smell. And the medicine that Ruirui left behind after the evil god's offspring, the bottle that Klein drank was mint-flavored.

Hmm… just like a blind box, Klein thought.

He hesitated for a moment, but finally took the potion, put it to his lips, and jerked his head back. The red liquid slid down the bottle into Klein's mouth.

Klein suddenly felt a burning sensation in his mouth, and the smell of earth exploded in his mouth, as if he had eaten a red pepper covered in wet mud.

So unpalatable!
Klein leaned forward, bent at the waist, and hissed softly a few times. In an instant, the potion was lifted far away by Klein.

"Oh," Eve pinched her chin in surprise, "It seems the potion you chose doesn't taste very good."

"This is too disgusting," Klein complained. "It's like a red pepper covered in dirt."

"Next time I'll smoke it myself."

"Okay," Eve said with a smile, "I'm leaving now. Good night."

"Good night."

The next morning, Eve got up early and waited by the roadside in order to go to school with Melissa.

Melissa walked to the side of the road and saw the beautiful teacher, still standing there with no presence, just like yesterday. "Good morning, Teacher Eve."

"Good morning, Melissa." Eve said with a smile at the girl.

Melissa stood somewhat awkwardly beside Eve, waiting for the public carriage. The two girls waited for a moment by the roadside before boarding. Neither spoke during the ride. Students were always somewhat distant and reserved with teachers they had just met, and Eve wouldn't approach them, as that would seem too contrived. After getting off the carriage, they separated.

Eve had classes in the morning and afternoon. The school didn't have a sufficient number of teachers, so she taught more than just Melissa's class. After arriving at the office, Eve dozed off on the table for a while before going to class.

"The embodiment of disaster,

The ruler of the mirror world,
A symbol of joy and pain.

I have a mission today and can't accompany you to find Admitsol."

"It's okay, I can go by myself." Eve replied silently, still teaching normally on the surface.

"Ring ring ring!"

The bell rang, and Eve put down her chalk and wiped her hands with her handkerchief.

"Teacher Eve, let me help you get the book!"

A blond boy immediately stood up, rushed to the podium, and was about to pick up the book on the table.

The other boys gritted their teeth unwillingly after seeing this and sat back silently.

Eve quickly took the book, held it in her arms, and said with a smile, "Thank you, Kobel, but I don't need it."

Kobel touched his nose and smiled at Eve awkwardly.

Eve walked out of the classroom holding the book.

"teacher!"

Several boys immediately followed and rushed to the door, only to find that Eve had disappeared.

"Hey? Where's the teacher?"

The boys scratched their heads and looked around but couldn't find any trace of Eve.

Dragon Bar
A girl with blond curly hair and an ordinary face walked into the bar.

"A glass of absinthe." The girl pointed at the counter with her fingertips and said to the boss.

The boss glanced up, then lowered his head to look for the wine and handed the absinthe to Eve's clone.

Admisol cannot control his spiritual vision. If Eve's real body comes, he will die by looking at Eve directly, and now it is Eve's lunch break.

Eve looked around, lowered her head and whispered to the shop owner, "I want to see Ademisol."

Swain raised his eyes and looked at the little girl, as if judging her.

Eve smiled and looked at Swiss.

After a while, Swiss raised his chin towards the card room and said, "There."

"Be careful not to cause trouble."

Swiss wiped the glass and said without looking up. His slightly fierce tone and burly body made his words carry a murderous aura.

Eve smiled and said, "Yeah."

The girl pushed open the wooden door of the card room. No one was playing cards inside. The slightly dim room was really deserted compared to the boxing ring outside. A pale-faced, greasy-haired man was squatting in the corner of the room with his head in his hands, his body trembling slightly, as if he was afraid of something. That should be Admisol.

Ademisol didn't notice anyone walking towards him.

(End of this chapter)