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"It is indeed worse to have an ordinary person or a priest as the curator than to have a powerful wizard as the curator. At least, if there are more supernatural things, he can burn them to ashes with fire."

For an ordinary person, handing over a huge and dangerous museum to a stranger who had only known each other for less than an hour would be absolutely incredible.

But the Warrens were not ordinary people.

For decades, they have not only dealt with society, but also with extremely dangerous spirits. They are experienced in judging people.

Even though I've only known Robb for a short time.

But since my feeling tells me that there is nothing wrong in handing it over to this person, then just do it.

"The question now is whether others are willing to accept this big mess of ours."

In any case, museums are not good assets and can even be said to be hot lambs.

Listen to what Ed said.

Suddenly thinking of Robb, who was not at all worried but rather excited when facing so many supernatural beings in the museum, Rowling smiled and said:

"Don't worry, he will like this career very much."

……

Things turned out exactly as Rowling expected.

When she and Eddard returned to the house and asked directly to leave the museum as an inheritance to Robb after their death, Robb was a little surprised, but agreed decisively.

Don't want it for nothing.

First of all, I like collecting supernatural trophies, such as the crocodile head, leatherface chainsaw, devil statues, etc. hanging in the office.

But compared with the Warrens' collection, it pales in comparison.

Thousands of collections related to the supernatural can be obtained for free without any cost. How could he let such a good thing go?

As for the dangers of museums.

Huh~

What is a danger to others is a blessing to him.

Although most of the collections in the museum are no longer magical, the rest have been destroyed in years of exorcism and Robb's recent burning.

But after all, there are still some fish that slip through the net and hide very deeply.

Besides, there is also Annabell.

For many people, it is a nightmare.

Even the Warrens were wary.

But Robb saw one great thing about Annabell.

The opponent can summon a group of ghosts.

What does this mean?

Endless supply of shelters!

In addition, Annabelle's real body is in hell. Every time she removes the seal on the opponent, she can harvest another shelter point from the opponent. There is no need to worry about the opponent dying.

How could Robb turn away such a "good man"?

He nodded without hesitation and said, "In order to prevent the world from being destroyed, to protect the world... ahem... peace, Mr. Ed, Ms. Rowling, since you two believe in my character and ability, I will live up to your trust and take over the museum in the future. I will inherit your will, guard the spirits in the museum, and continue to deal with the spirits that still exist in the world."

"This is the ambition I set for myself since the first day I became a wizard!"

Eddard and Rowling were delighted to hear Robb's words.

"Finally, the museum has a successor." Ed breathed a sigh of relief, and the heavy burden in his heart was finally put down.

"This way we have nothing to worry about. Ed, you and I can close our eyes in peace." Rowling stretched out her hand and held Ed's hand, saying with a smile.

Ed clasped his five fingers together and said with a serious expression, "My greatest happiness is to be with you until the end."

"Me too……"

"You two, wait a moment!"

Robb quickly interrupted the two people's true love confession in front of him.

He didn't want to hear the two of them die in hugs and kisses.

After all, it looks like the other party has fulfilled his wish and is undergoing a farewell ceremony before death.

I was like the protagonist in the novel. After receiving the unique skills from a master, I watched the master die with a smile on his face.

He didn't want to inherit everything so soon.

There is still a lot waiting for me in New Orleans.

Anyway, I will be the next heir of the museum, and I can come and reap the benefits at any time.

The Warrens should make use of their remaining energy and live a good life.

At least, I don't have to prepare for their funeral right now.

"Robb, anything else?"

At this moment, Ed, whose process was suddenly interrupted, did not die. Instead, he turned his head and asked with more energy than before.

Robb: "..."

It seems he was thinking wrongly, these two seem quite energetic.

He quickly changed the subject by finding another topic.

Seeing this, Ed sighed and said, "Young people nowadays don't understand the romance of the elderly at all."

……

Chapter 229 Redemption Meeting

If someone accidentally inherited a supernatural museum after a random chase, others would definitely not believe it.

But Robb did it.

In the following time, Ed and Rowling told Robb everything about the museum and gave him a copy of all the spare keys in the museum.

Without any reservations, he treated Robb as his heir.

Robb did not let them down.

After earnestly promising to take good care of the museum in the future.

Seeing that it was getting late, he declined the Warrens' offer to stay overnight and stood up to leave.

There were too many things happening at once and I didn't have much time to react.

Robb just remembered that there was Sarah waiting for him thousands of miles away.

And so he said goodbye to the Warrens.

When he got outside, Robb suddenly stopped.

It was through the Yin-Yang mirror in the museum that I got here from West Virginia.

It's just that the mirror was too fragile during the previous fight and it broke accidentally.

This means that there is no way back.

Is it possible to drive another car back?

In this case, the poor little girl Sarah would have to spend the night trembling in the dark and terrifying deep mountains and forests on her first day away from home.

Robb couldn't bear it.

He looked around.

Strictly speaking, the supernatural museum opened by the Warrens is a renovated large bungalow, and the surrounding environment is very quiet.

Of course, there are also many houses nearby.

It’s just that the famous Warren Museum of the Paranormal is right here, and even if you don’t believe it, it’s hard not to feel a little uneasy if you live nearby.

Therefore, there are not many real residents here.

Fortunately, there are few people, but the house is still there.

If the house is still there, then mirrors, glass and the like are indispensable.

Robb is ready to give it a try and enter the mirror world again to see if he can find the way back.

He was getting ready to leave.

suddenly!

A mosaic-like, sci-fi camouflage screen appeared out of thin air in front of him, and then spread out within a radius of fifty meters with him as the center, as if splitting and regenerating.

In just a blink of an eye, a semicircular light shield composed of diamond-shaped camouflage patterns on the circular surface enveloped Robb.

The next second, when Robb looked again, the light shield was no longer there.

Wherever I looked, the surrounding street scenes were exactly the same as what I saw.

It was as if everything that just happened was just an illusion.

But Robb was sure he was not mistaken.

Not only because of his own perception, but also because a man in a black suit suddenly appeared in front of him.

"Let me introduce myself, Rupert, the North American director of the Redemption Society. Nice to meet you, Wizard Robb." Rupert, the man in a suit, spoke first with a hint of pride.

Robb withdrew his gaze from the transparent light shield and looked at the man named Rupert, wondering, "The Redemption Society?"

Rupert smiled slightly: "Don't you know? It doesn't matter. Wizard Robb, you just need to know that this is a powerful organization far beyond your imagination."

Robb heard Rupert calling him "Robb the Wizard" left and right, and it was obvious that the other party was very familiar with him.

He snorted, raised his chin and pointed at the surroundings, saying: "This is the so-called hospitality of a powerful organization."

"Wizard Robb should understand that there are some things that ordinary people should not know." Rupert looked around and smiled, "We are doing this just to keep it secret."

To outsiders, there was nothing where Robb was at this moment, and everything was normal as before.

"Your organization's technology is quite advanced."

In modern society, the general impression is that optical camouflage is just an experimental product. Robb did not expect to see the real thing today from an organization called the Redemption Committee.

Or maybe other countries also have it, but it’s kept secret?

Robb didn't bother to think about it.

In a hurry, he got straight to the point: "Such a big commotion obviously means something big. Just say it straight, so as not to waste our time."

"Wizard Robb is quite straightforward. This is good." Rupert snapped his fingers. "I came here uninvited today. There is one thing I hope Wizard Robb can do. That is... give up inheriting the Warren Paranormal Museum."

Give up inheriting the Warren Paranormal Museum?

Robb's eyes narrowed. "You wiretapped the Warrens?"

Less than half an hour after what happened, this guy named Rupert knew everything.

There is only one possibility.

That is, the Warrens' home was monitored.

Rupert said calmly, "It cannot be called surveillance, but protection. Protect the safety of the Warrens. Protect the surrounding area and all of society from the dangers posed by the collections in the Paranormal Museum."

Robb chuckled.

He doesn't like this guy.

He is clearly doing something shameful yet he still holds up the banner of justice.

There are only so many flags, and if they are taken by others, what else can you take?

"You mean that only you can inherit the Supernatural Museum and only you can ensure the safety of the museum?" Robb said sarcastically.

Rupert nodded in agreement and said, "That's true. It's great that Wizard Robb can understand the greater good."

"I think you are the ones who understand the greater good." Robb curled his lips and said lightly,

"Whether it's Rowling, Ed, or myself, we all believe that I can manage the Paranormal Museum well. Since the Redemption Society cares so much about people's safety, then it's just right that you can also contribute a batch of aid funds to add an extra layer of security to the museum. I believe that with me and the financial support of the Redemption Society, the museum will get better and better."