Durin's Diary

Chapter 745 Twins
During lunch, Alkin was always a little uneasy - he didn't know if it was because of his presbyopia or for some other reason, but every time he looked in the direction of Dulin, he would always feel a slight glare.

Perhaps it was the sunlight? Dulin's side was near the windows, and the winter sun pouring into the restaurant through the south-facing windows did cause a certain discomfort, but this time it seemed too severe.

He rubbed his eyes and looked towards the other window, but couldn't feel anything that could cause him to be blinded.

At this moment, the girl named Natalia came to Dulin. He smiled, picked her up and let her sit on his lap.

The glare disappeared.

Duke Alkin was silent for a moment, and finally kept this little secret in his heart.

After lunch, the young people all had their own things to do, and Alkin went directly to Amsterdam, the northern lowland city where the Astrology Tower was located, through the teleportation channel of the domestic wizard.

"Duke Alkin, long time no see. What brings you to the Astrologer's Tower this time?" The middle-aged astrologer in charge of guarding the gate asked with a smile.

"Madame Rosa, good afternoon. I'm here to see some masters. I have a question and I'd like them to help me solve it." Duke Alkin answered with a pious look on his face.

"That's a coincidence. Several masters are here. Please go to the third floor of the tower to find them."

With this answer, Duke Alkin walked into the tower and went up the stairs.

In the empty hall on the first floor of the tower, there is an automatic model of the planets in this world. Alkin looked at the slowly moving model and quickly found the location of this land.

On the third floor, before he even opened the office door, he heard an argument coming from inside.

"Badr Julian! You idiot! That's clearly the newly risen divine star constellation! Someone is about to become a god!"

"Anthony Edward! No god has ever lit up his constellation in any star field! Never!"

As the astrologer's senior patron, he pushed open the door and saw two halflings pointing fingers and cursing at each other.

The remaining two masters were sitting there, looking at the huge star map with sad faces.

Out of curiosity, he came to the female grassland elf and said, "Mrs. Gagarin, I heard Balder and Anthony arguing. What happened between the two masters?"

"Starting early this morning, an extremely bright star appeared in the eastern star field. From the perspective of astrologers, this should be a newborn god. Perhaps it has just stepped into the realm of gods, and it will take a long time to consolidate its power." The grassland elf woman replied.

"Impossible! Mrs. Gagarin! No god has ever appeared in that star field! It is a cursed star field, no god can appear there!" Bader Julian retorted loudly.

But Anthony Edward obviously had a different opinion: "Badur, can you deny that it is not a star of God!"

"But why are all the stars of the gods concentrated in the western star field, and never appear in the eastern field?"

Alkin glanced at Mrs. Gagarin, who shook her head.

Well, it seems that these two masters will not be available for the time being, and Alkin can only pin his hopes on Mrs. Gagarin.

"Ma'am, I have a small favor to do you a favor. Could you help me predict the future of this child, Doolin Alsh?"

"No."

Faced with Alkin's question, the master simply refused. "Why?" Alkin was very confused.

"Because I am a relative of Dulin's wife Anta. My last name is Aye, but I changed it to Gagarin after I got married. There is an unwritten rule among astrologers that astrologers cannot predict the future for people related to their own family, because it is very dangerous."

After saying this, Mrs. Gagarin looked at the old man who was reading a book beside her and said, "Master Scott, Lord Alkin asked us to predict Lord Dulin's future."

"I can't test it." The old man was reading a book. Upon hearing this news, he immediately shook his head to express his refusal. "Your Excellency Du Lin is too powerful. I don't have enough strength. I dare not test it. I'm afraid that if I test it, I will die."

"What is this?" Alkin was very confused.

"Lord Du Lin has achieved a triple perfect promotion. He is the favorite of the Twin Mother Goddesses, the Nameless One, the God of Vengeance, the God of Art and Love, the God of Luck, and the God of Craftsmen. I really don't dare to predict it, you know? This child's future is so outstanding, I dare not even imagine it. If I predict it, I might attract endless malice. What will I do if my head explodes? Will you hold my funeral on the spot?"

At the end of his speech, the white-haired old man put down the book in his hand and looked at Alkin and Mrs. Gagarin in front of him.

Duke Alkin laughed out loud. Scott was just as humorous as ever. "Okay, I see. It seems that this kid, Durin, is a really difficult target."

"Let me try." At this time, another grassland elf walked in.

His arrival caused both Balder and Anthony to stop arguing.

The five people present all looked at him.

It was Seryosha Antoto.

He is the chief of the Astrologer's Tower.

The arrival of this person made the huge office seem like a dark night, and in an instant it was filled with bright stars.

He stretched out his hand and lightly tapped the stars.

In Alkin's eyes, a small dragon cub appeared in his eyes, coiled there.

"Sir Durin is Zhulong. He is only a child now. In fact, his race is the administrator created by the gods and people. He is the one who governs and leads us." Seryosha said this, lightly supporting his left hand.

The galaxy disappeared, and what appeared before them were two completely different pictures.

On their side was an endless countryside under the sun. A barefoot grassland elf boy was walking on the edge of the field with a smile on his face. Countless fairies were running in the fields. In the distant mountains, a huge candle dragon, much larger than the small candle dragon, was flying among the clouds and rain on the mountain peaks. Every scale of its scale was sacredly white.

On the other side was a pale room. Outside the long window not far away was a foreign city under the long night. An old life in a white hospital gown was sitting on the bed with a kind smile on his face. Countless spiritual children were sitting around his bed. A pitch-black candle dragon was coiled on the wall behind him, its long red horns as fiery as ink.

"Twin souls..." Mrs. Gagarin said, turned and ran towards Seryosha.

She slapped Seryosha hard on the face with her hand.

This blow halted his deduction, and the chief finally regained consciousness. He looked up at Alkin, his face pale, but he still smiled helplessly: "Your Excellency Du Lin's past and future are truly astonishing to me."

"Me too." At this moment, Alkin's face was also pale.

(End of this chapter)