At all...didn't leave?

The conclusion that the woman in white came to in front of me was a little unbelievable.

"Why?" I was a little confused. "Even if you said that, there is no one here at all. Could it be that they are invisible?"

The woman snapped her fingers, "That's right, a child can teach you, can you still understand something."

I understand what I understand... I guessed it nonsense.

But I dare not say this.

"They are indeed invisible, and from the beginning, every word you and me, including what we say now, is listening carefully." The woman smiled, "They do this to make you have the illusion that just now, mistakenly thinking that they have left."

"But...even if you say that, are you able to get them out?" I asked directly to the woman.

"Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, you are really interesting. If you don't say that you are stupid, do you still have to make others as stupid as you?" The woman smiled, "I think you haven't used your brain much along the way at level 40. You're just asking others to come up with ideas for you."

Oh no...it seems to be true.

I feel that she is unfortunate enough to say it.

"Look." She slowly raised her right hand and shouted, "Original data analysis!"

Why is it another origin?

Since the last time I met her, this is the third source she has revealed in front of me.

Why can a person have so many origins?

With her shout, a slight ripples of data spread out instantly with her palms, covering the entire island in just one second.

As the data flow passed, two vague figures gradually appeared in front of me.

"Hello you guys." Looking at the man and woman in front of them, the woman smiled and greeted them.

"Eternal Night Threshold Song, I didn't expect you to win in the end." The man named Glow Hourglass smiled twice, "But don't forget, this is the ground. If you descend to fight us, aren't you afraid that you will expose the person behind you?"

"Ha, what's the matter? You've seen me anyway." The woman in white chuckled, as if she didn't care about this matter at all. "Why, I changed my skin and changed my voice, can't you recognize who I am?"

After hearing what she said, the expression on her face suddenly became complicated.

"You... don't plan to give her strength anymore, just take the stage on her behalf?" His voice became a little weird.

"Well... it's not impossible if you understand this way. Anyway, I'll leave it to you here." The woman shrugged, "Do you choose to continue to protect your saint, or will you get a share with my body?"

"Anyway, let's talk about it first. No matter which path you choose, your saint will eventually die, so it is recommended that you choose a path with the highest profits." The woman chuckled twice, "As for the person next to me... whether he will help you survive depends on how he chooses."

"Aren't you from her?" The player named Glow Hourglass realized that I might not be his enemy.

I nodded in pain, feeling like I was slapping his light attack in vain.

"Then why are you with this person?" His eyes were filled with doubt.

"Because... I have to come down too, and although I didn't help her at that time, I had no conflict with her, so I came down together." I sighed and explained.

"So... the tarot card I just now actually hurt you?" The Glow Hourglass seemed to look at me for a little more relaxed, although the reason I just said was still a little pale.

"Are you... wait, tarot cards?" I suddenly felt that something extremely interesting was hidden in his words, "Your weapon is tarot cards? Is that light just now your skill?"

"Ah... it's not, it's just a prop made by my profession." Hearing my question, he seemed to relieve me a little more, "The light just now was the tarot card with serial number 19 - the effect of the sun."

He really trusted me when he explained it so much.

Perhaps it was because my hostility towards me was reduced?

I'm not very clear either.

"What is your profession? If you can use tarot cards, you won't be a fortune teller." Looking back on the brilliant momentum just now, I couldn't help but become a little interested in him.

"No, it's the magician." He answered sincerely.

"So that's it... it's a magician. I seem to have heard of this profession." I nodded thoughtfully.

etc.

Speller?!

Will things really be such a coincidence?

"Are you really a magician?!" I couldn't help but blurt out, and even the tone was distorted into a strange voice because I was too surprised.

Glow Hourglass nodded at a loss, "Yes...yes, are you doing something?"

That's true.

If that's the case, I think I won't have to worry about it anymore.

Even for this magician, I have to choose their camp.

"Since that's the case, I'll join you." I nodded, left the woman's side, and stood beside him and the guardian in black, "because I need your help."

"Oh?" The woman in white looked at my 25-year-old behavior and seemed not surprised. "It seems that you will join them, but I really didn't expect that your purpose can be so strong."

"No... In fact, even if I have no purpose, I probably wouldn't choose to watch." Although I have made a choice, I would rather show my image in front of her.

"Okay, stop talking nonsense. I'm just waiting for you to make a decision. I can do it if I do it." The woman chuckled contemptuously, as if she had thought that I would say this long ago, "Then, it's getting late, I'll ask you to die soon, Bingxin Guardian."

"Ahem." The Guardian of Bing Xin seemed to be a little weak, and seemed to have just been injured. At this time, she was holding a card in her hand weakly, looking like she was facing a challenge.

Although this sentence is not very good for me, she looks really pitiful at this moment.

...

"Saint, why has your injury not recovered yet?" The glow hourglass looked a little anxious when she looked at the witch's appearance. "What about your retrospective recovery talisman card? Why not use it for yourself?"
Chapter completed!