Miss Planeswalker, are you free for romance?

After that, he gentlemanly carried Evelin’s luggage and boarded the ship first.

"Oh... I'm a little angry about that man." Jonathan approached his sister and smiled half-teasingly: "Dirty, rude, and a scoundrel. He's not very... likable, right?"

It's a ghost.

Evelin glared at her own brother, then pulled up Mori Yuesha and ran onto the boat.

Behind the two women, Nagini followed easily carrying three large suitcases, leaving Jonathan alone, grinning.

"I'm going to have a brother-in-law."

Chapter 31 Hope of Lifting the Curse

Nagini is very skillful.

Before setting sail, he helped Mori Yuesha remove the hair ribbon on her head. After the girl fell asleep, he began to tinker with the daily necessities in the cabin.

The interior decoration of the main cabin is full of Egyptian style, with large areas of pure gold, light yellow and scarlet. Landscape paintings are engraved on the cabin walls, and the tables and desks are filled with local handicrafts and ornaments that foreigners like.

Nagini put away the small plates and silver cutlery in the first luggage, spread out a thin blanket to cover the sleeping girl and the elf holding her ears, then quietly turned around and went to the auxiliary cabin.

It was not until the moon rose above the water that Mori Yuesha slowly woke up. By then, the boat had already sailed far away with a humming sound.

"Ah... Aba Aba." The girl stretched lazily, and the golden black thin blanket slipped off her snow-white shoulders.

Hey, where are my clothes?

"Ah..." Arrietty scratched her red hair, which looked like a bird's nest, and said sleepily, "Didn't Nagini take it off for you?"

"…I forgot. Nagini? Where's Nagini?"

The woman changed her clothes and looked much more casual than when she came - the clothes that Mori Yuesha forced her to wear were too solemn and eye-catching, and for a maid... maybe it had nothing to do with the maid, but Nagini herself was like that.

Nagini didn't like the way those men looked at her, it reminded her of the days in the iron cage - sometimes, the malice of people has nothing to do with whether they have magic. After putting on a plain dress and taking off the expensive jewels, she felt much more relaxed.

"You are awake."

Miss Mori was half-sitting in a daze, not even noticing the quilt slipping off quietly...

"Nagini?"

"It's me. Be careful not to catch a cold." The woman walked over swayingly, carefully moved Arrietty away, and then pulled the blanket over Mori Yuesha.

By the way, I casually glanced at the ball.

Ok…

"I'm hungry, shall we go eat?"

Mori Yuesha sat up and let Nagini play with her like a doll, raising her hands, putting on clothes, stretching her feet, putting on socks... Then, Nagini smiled and pointed at the dining table -

Half a roast chicken, buttered bread, goose legs, bacon tower, a bottle of decanted red wine, veal chops and half a large plate of vegetable salad.

It was put there a long time ago.

"When?"

"I asked the kitchen to make it while you were resting - their chefs are experienced, but they can't provide more options than the standard meal within the range, so I used some of the small gold coins you gave me."

Nagini looked down at Mori Yuesha, her previous fear dissipated, and now, there was finally some life in the woman's eyes.

And smile a little more.

"I used a few and asked the chef to give us some... I didn't know what you liked, so I asked him to serve some of each."

Mori Yuesha didn't care about these at all.

Not to mention the small gold coins, the piles of gold bars in the wabi-sabi courtyard are almost filling up a tea room - fairies don't like tea, they like gold.

...I like the way my queen smiles with her white teeth showing when she looks at the piles of gold.

Before she knew it, Mori Yuesha had lost count of the small golden towers of varying heights and randomly stacked.

"Let's eat together." Mori Yuesha jumped off the bed and suddenly turned back to stare at Nagini: "Well, are you really going to be my maid?"

"I told you to cherish your hard-earned freedom."

Nagini acted as if she didn't hear anything. The woman rolled up the scorpion tail braid that Mori Yuesha had done for her in the morning into a rather retro bun, and then picked out a silver hairpin inlaid with a small amethyst from Mori Yuesha's gift and fastened it up.

It is the smallest and least eye-catching jewelry gift.

"Nagini?"

The woman smiled, pushed Mori Yuesha's shoulder and led her to the dining table. Arrietty was already sitting on the table, with a small silk napkin specially prepared for her by Nagini.

"I'm very happy now." Nagini stood and cut the roast chicken for Mori Yuesha: "Didn't you tell me to let me do what I like?"

Mori Yuesa pulled out a chair, put her arms around the woman's waist and placed her directly on the cushion on the chair.

The woman let out a small exclamation and subconsciously hugged Mori Yuesha's arms tightly.

They are like a pair of close sisters.

"Sit down and stop being awkward." Mori Yuesa rolled her eyes and handed over a pair of knife and fork. Then the three girls started eating, eyeing the delicious food on the table.

Oh...meat, freshly grilled.

"It is a great honor to be your Majesty's maid." Arrietty tore the white bread, one cheek puffed up, and without chewing, she immediately stuffed a small piece of bacon into the other.

Like a little hamster, with greasy lips.

"You will know later." Arrietty smiled and said, "If you like the Queen, leave with us. What else is there for you to miss in this world?"

Click.

The knife cut through the steak and hit the plate with a 'ding' sound.

Leave this world?

What is it saying?

Arrietty was also dumbfounded. She turned to look at Mori Yuesha and said, "What's going on? You haven't told her yet?!"

"I forgot...ah! I've been a bit absent-minded these past two days. Maybe I missed my future dragon baby too much?" Sen Yuesha wiped her mouth and turned to the woman beside her: "It's just a simple invitation. You don't have to care about it. Let's talk about the blood curse."

The willful girl poured herself a glass of red wine and spoke leisurely under Nagini's urgent gaze.

"I found a way to remove the blood curse on you," Mori Yuesha smacked her lips after taking a sip, "but once the curse is removed, your beastly ability will disappear."

"Think it over carefully."

In the sight, a purple curtain floats leisurely.

【Name: Nagini】

[Race: Human (mixed blood/cursed)]

【A blood-cursed orc.】

【She suffered a lot from her mother's inheritance. 】

[She is like a cold-blooded animal that appears tamed on the outside but is ruthless on the inside—she only cares about the people she likes.]

[The snake blood affects her all the time, and the malice around her also erodes her day and night. ]

[After the few remaining human beings have been completely worn out, the only thing left in the world is an irresistible demonic snake. In normal life, you will never see how cruel this almost inhuman monster can be.]

[Blood Curse:

【A vicious curse.】

[The caster will sacrifice his life to cast this curse which can be continued by the mother body. ]

[Those who are cursed will gain the ability to transform into wild beasts. ]

[In their short lives, they will change more and more frequently - until their souls dissipate and they become a beast walking the world.]

[Note: This curse cannot be removed or dispelled by witchcraft or magic potions.]

【Note: High-dimensional power can be dispelled.】

Chapter 32 Revenge

The ferry's destination is the edge of the Sahara, and from there, the adventure really begins.

"We are going to do archaeology, archaeology!"

The gentlemen gathered around the card table in the chess and card room to play poker, with the red, green, blue and yellow round chips piled high.

Evelyn took Mori Yuesha to the lounge to drink tea and read books - before actually seeing the legendary pyramid, she was still unsatisfied and checked whether she had forgotten anything.

Nagini was holding a book in her hands in great distress, which she could not read at all: this woman who seemed gentle on the surface but weird on the inside, and actually awkward, now had a little confusion about what she was thinking.

What should I do?

Mori Tsukisa.

Yearning but afraid, eager but cowardly. She could only wrap herself tightly with a standard and respectful skin to barely resist the girl's sincere and passionate eyes, to resist... her desire to leave with her... forever.

Nagini was very curious about what she meant by 'leaving this world', but they had just brought it up before and lost track because of the blood curse.

Should I ask Arrietty secretly?

——At this time, Nagini, who was sitting on a chair reading a book (a romance novel), would occasionally cast her eyes on Mori Yuesha's face, and then quickly look away when the other person looked at her.

After a few times, Mori Yuesa started making faces at Nagini.

"Archaeology?" Mori Yuesha closed the book. Judging from the cover, it was a fairy tale. "Eve, I'm not trying to hit you, but we can't really be considered archaeologists."

The girl raised her eyebrows. "You are of English-Egyptian descent, which makes sense. O'Connor... ahaha. And what about those Americans on the same ship? Are they targeting Hamunatta too?"

"This kind of destructive looting cannot be called archaeology."

Mori Yuesha, who woke up in the evening, just learned that there is another group of people on the same ship with them - O'Connor's former adjutant, a man named 'Benny', who led an 'archaeological team' from the United States and promised to lead them to find Hamunaptra.

'They'll find it, Benny and I have been there together.'

O'Connor was very sure of what he said, which was why Evelyn complained to Mori Yuesha in the lounge.

"I don't care how many people go there! I just want to find the Golden Scripture of the Sun!" Evelyn slammed the table angrily. She was so frustrated this afternoon. "That's right! Okay, we're not doing archaeology, but even if we're looting, at least leave the book to me!"

“My mother is Egyptian, I have Egyptian blood, and I want to study that book!”

Mori Yuesha smiled teasingly: "None of these three reasons can give you the book - you don't represent the country. In other words, if you report to the authorities at this time that a group of 'British' people are preparing to steal Egypt's national treasures, you still have a slight chance of hanging them."

"The premise is that the Egyptian officials who received the report believe in the existence of the legendary place - Hamunaptra."

Even when sitting, Nagini meticulously refilled Mori Yuesha's cup of tea and handed it to the chatting girl.

grunt.

"So, first come, first served, Evelyn. We are all bad guys, why do you think bad guys will be reasonable?" Mori Yuesha licked her lips. This cup of black tea tasted better than the one she made herself. The milk flavor and tea aroma were just the right balance.

"Bad guys don't make sense," Mori Yuesha told Evelyn with deep teaching, "bad guys don't stand on the moral high ground... and accuse others."

"A bad guy needs to recognize that he is a bad guy, sister."

Evelin covered her chest, not angry at what Mori Yuesha said, but she paid attention to the other side: “You rarely call me sister, Xiaolin Lin, what’s wrong today?”

"I hope you can 'educate' me a few more times..." She lifted her hair: "By the way, bring 'sister' with you every time, okay?"

“Sister! Sister! Sister!” Mori Yuesha made a face: “Since you like it, I’ll help you get it when the time comes.”

"We are civilized people, Little Forest."

"Civilized people don't rob tombs, Miss Eve, daughter of Great Egypt. Civilized people will wait until the Golden Book of the Sun is unearthed, then dress up beautifully and go to the museum to see it."

Evelyn rolled her eyes and said in a gruff voice, "Okay, I'm the bad guy! Strong and powerful warrior Sen Yuesha, please help me get back my most precious treasure - the Golden Scripture of the Sun!"

"Your wishes are respected."

The two girls teased each other back and forth, and Nagini watched from the side with a thoughtful look in her eyes.

……

At the same time, on the other side of the ferry, not far from the sea.