Chapter 124 The Lost Child With Something
In the outside world, Abel nodded, talking to Alisanda for a long time. Abel looked at Alisanda who was smiling as if he was reminiscing about his own nostalgic past. Inside Abel's heart, there was someone he admired. Abel looked at Alisanda as if she was an acquaintance from a long time ago. "If there is an emergency or I find any clues, I will rush to tell you. So, you don't have to come here every day." Alisanda shook her head. "It's fine. I'm just finding an opportunity to exercise myself. You don't have to worry about Abel so much." Abel sighed because he couldn't help it. "Heh... I don't care about you that much. But if I can't help you, my teacher's daughter, if I die, my teacher will kill you."
Alisanda nodded. "But the teacher that Abel talked about died over two hundred years ago. I didn't think much about it either. I just went for a walk by myself." "I'm a child who doesn't really understand anything, but I can understand the feeling. Even so, The person who committed this crime is a level eight or above magician. If you think about it in a bad way, it would be a level nine. Do you know what level nine means? Abel warned Aliceda not to get involved in this matter, it's too dangerous.
Aliceda nodded. "I know. No one in the human race has ever reached level nine. But almost every race has one. The one I heard that was very famous was probably the god of the bird race or Hapi. If I remember correctly, that person's name was Phoenix. He was a very beautiful firebird. According to what they said, his immortality is eternal. Whoever receives his blood will receive eternal life. And the most famous elf king of the elves, who could shake the entire world, King Borin. It is said that this person's attack can cause an attack anywhere. No matter where you are, you will not be able to escape the attack because the elf king's attack range is the entire world." "That's right. Do you think our human race would win if we encountered such a god?" "I don't think it will be possible. If level eight is the best that only ten people of the human race level nine can say, it is much more brutal than level eight, right? I can't imagine what people who have reached level nine have been through.
Abel smiled. "Then what do you think will happen if our human race starts investigating this case?" "They will definitely be considered enemies." "Yes, what level are you at?" "Level three." "You are a level three with a body that is gradually weakening. The two servants you took from the orphanage are level two. If you encounter a level four magician, do you think you can win?" "If you fight directly, there is no way you will win." Kan looked at Abel angrily. "What is your problem? The reason I am listening to you is because this lady has spent her own money to help send the orphans to live comfortably. If it weren't for this matter, do you think I would be afraid and dare not fight?" Kan immediately started to pick a fight with Abel. "How many times has this child encountered this kind of brashness?
This old man's heart is so weak, huh huh.»
Alice shook her head in exasperation. "Calm down, Kan. This elder is much higher in rank than my husband. Even though this man doesn't care that you're scolding him, and you don't have to show any anger on my behalf.» Kan sighed. "Yes, my lady. As long as you send money to help those children live comfortably, I'm willing to die to repay you.» Abel nodded and leaned back to the sofa in exhaustion. «Heh... Master, why do your descendants have such similar personalities to you? They're stubborn and won't listen to anyone at all. If things continue like this, even if I step in to help them, it won't be enough. The enemy is too strong. The old era is coming to an end, huh? The new era is coming soon. The time of the new era is getting closer and closer.» Abel sighed.
Abel thought for a moment. "Do as you please. If there's anything I can help with, just tell me. But this time, I'll definitely do my best. Because if something like this happens to my grandchildren, I would do the same as you. "Thank you for understanding. " "Umm, if there's anything wrong, hurry up and come to me. Take this seal and show it to everyone here. Everyone here will do it without any conditions. " Abel handed the left half of the sword seal to Alice, who took it as the shape of a sword number four on the left side, completely black.
Alice looked at her with great shock, her eyes widening. "This is Lord Abel, the left hand of the First Sword, King Arthur, huh!?" Alice was bowing her head to apologize. Abel quickly stopped her. "You don't have to bow your head. It seems like your husband didn't tell you anything about me." Alice stopped immediately. "No, my husband told me to just go see the old man who likes to sit and guard the police station. He's a slightly fat old man who wears a shirt like a regular guard, that's all."
Abel smiled, slightly angry. "I'll have to go greet that arrogant kid first if I have the chance. Let's talk just the two of us. "Ken was confused. Seeing Alisanda tell him to leave first, Rena and Ken left without thinking of disobeying the order. The two children went outside and locked the door. Abel's face started to get serious. "If you don't withdraw now, it will be too late. I, a level 7 mage, don't think I can survive. If you find out about this case, do you still want to cooperate in the investigation? You'll definitely die. No one will think of protecting you while fighting." Abel tried to warn.
Alisan nodded. "I've prepared myself. My death will just be faster. As for my child's life, I have to help no matter what." Abel smiled as he saw his teacher sitting in front of him talking to himself. "Death? It will just be faster. I have to die anyway. If you know you have to die, then help those who have a chance to survive." Abel smiled with amusement. "It's just like what the teacher said. Whether you die sooner or later, you have to die. If you know that others can survive, then help them. It seems like rust has settled on me." Abel thought of his teacher's smiling face. "Then I'll start by telling you a plan that you can help just a little bit."
Alicanda nodded. "Okay. It's better than having nothing to do." "Our plan is to investigate other tribes. If you find anything that the villagers gossip about or anything, report to me directly. I came to be the guard here because Lord Arthur suspects someone involved. The case that can be done like this must be their subordinates. Let's make it level eight. And because King Arthur thought of it, all the children who disappeared with the golden light were rare magic that no one had ever been able to use. The other side definitely wouldn't think of leaving clues.
Alisanda nodded. "What you want is for the orphans I'm helping to find clues, right?" "No, just have you help look for the nobles with bad records, and then check if anyone is suspicious. And this is an important warning, don't trust those ten swords." "Did Lord Arthur tell you?" "Not King Arthur told me, but as one of his disciples. So don't trust anyone, not even your husband."
Alisanda nodded. "Lord Abel thinks one of the ten swords did it, right?" "That's right, including me. If you want to investigate, do it without relying on anyone. Because here or everywhere, there might be someone who kidnapped other children." "I understand. I'll be careful. Thank you, Abel, for taking the time to talk to me like this every day. ""It's okay, if anything happens to you, you can come and tell me right away, or Arthur. I don't know if the other swordsmen did it or not." "A serious case like this, every tribe saw a golden light carrying children from every tribe at the same time. Something fell on the other children, shining a bright light for just a blink of an eye. The newborn children were either kidnapped or may have died by now. The one who dared to challenge every tribe like this is like stepping on each tribe's face."