The boss was holding the glass of beer that I had taken a sip of, his expression was a little nervous.

"What, what did that guest say?" the boss asked me as he glanced at the hooded man.

Hi, how can you do business like this?

"He said, as long as I haven't finished drinking it, I'll bring this glass of wine to him." I smiled and said, "I'll treat this glass of wine."

"Oh, it's great." The boss put the wine on the table and patted his chest. "It would be bad if he smashed his own sign because of this accident. If that's the case, then you can pay the bill. There are 85 silver coins in total."

Fortunately, it was unexpectedly cheap.

"Then boss, I'll ask you one more question." I took out a gold coin from my backpack, "Who is that man? Player or NPC?"

"That person?" the boss looked at him and said, "He is our old customer. I don't know when he has been here very hardworking. But he just wore a hood and didn't show his face much. As for his identity... he is a player.

"Are you a player... It turns out that there are players in Wanye Camp." I thought to myself.

"How can we not have it?" the boss smiled, "Players are an important economic component of ours. And you see that although our Wanye Kingdom has become like this now, the interest and components of life are still not bad at all."

"So you know the name of that person?" I asked, holding a gold coin in my hand, "I feel like I know him."

"I know, I will definitely know if I have a customer." The boss nodded and said confidently, "It's just the fog believer. I heard that he is quite famous among you players."

Oh, no wonder, it turned out to be him - that's weird.

The mist believer?!

Why did he show up in this place?

Didn't he leave at all?!

He is here to guard me for so long?!

No wonder the sound and the hooded look made me feel familiar. Is that true?

For a moment, the expression on my face was simply indescribable.

Even Elise next to him looked surprised and said nothing.

However, Xie Lan was unexpectedly calm.

Maybe when he saw that person, he had already used his soul sea to see all of that person, but he just didn't tell me.

But in short, no matter what, I have to meet him.

And I have to figure out why he is still here.

"I...I understand." I looked at the boss, pretended to be calm and took the wine on the table, and then placed the gold coin in it on the table.

"This gold coin is an intelligence fee, thank you." I picked up the wine and turned around.

"Hmm? Didn't you say you wanted to pay for him?" the boss said in confusion.

"Not now, let him pay his own money." I threw down this sentence coldly, and walked towards the table with my wine.

...

The sound of the wine glass falling on the wooden table obviously made the mist believer notice me.

I sat opposite him without saying a word.

"It seems you don't drink much." He said lightly, "I can still forgive you for this level. Why, do you want to drink with me? But it seems that you don't look like you are."

I didn't say anything, just quietly looked at the black shadow under his hood.

"Or, do you want to drink this glass of mine?" He chuckled, "It seems that you like this limited beer too. Are you addicted to drinking it?"

"I actually come here often, just for this limited beer," he continued. "If you like, it's okay for me to give you my portion today."

I still didn't speak.

"It seems you're just tired and want to come and sit down?" The mist believer picked up the wine glass and took a sip. "Then I don't care. Please give me a try, just don't cause any trouble."

"It seems that he didn't recognize you." Elise said, "or else they were just pretending to be garlic."

Instead of replying to Elise, I spoke to the mist believer.

"You won't have eyes under your hood." I put my fingers on the edge of the table and tapped it gently.

"Sorry." He said lightly, holding the beer, "I don't have the habit of observing people outside. My eyes are usually only focused on the objects I want to see, so I don't understand what you are asking."

"You can't avoid me, right?" I stood up and leaned my head closer to the bottom of his hood. "Look at me, who am I."

The mist believer pulled his hood, "If you make such an unreasonable remark, I will leave. If I don't provoke a dispute, it doesn't mean I'm happy to provoke a dispute."

I laughed when I heard this.

"What, the mist believer." I said with a smile, "Don't you know very well? I still want to ask this question. Who is unreasonable? Who is staying here and keeping away?"

"I heard from the tavern owner that you are a regular visitor here almost every day, so I almost gave you a full attendance award. I said! What is the purpose of staying here all the time?!" I roared at him.

The mist believer did not speak.

A contemptuous hum seemed to be heard under his heavy hood.

"Purpose?" He shook his head, "It doesn't exist. Do you really think I will stay in one place for your goal?"

"Although I was surprised to see familiar people here, it was obvious that the incident of our encounter had nothing to do with me. It was just an accidental encounter." He smiled and sipped the wine in his glass again.

"So, how can you argue about the incident in Holy Lotus City at that time?" I sneered, "Doesn't the things I did in that Wanye Kingdom forget about this Wanye Kingdom?"

The mist believer pushed my hand at me, "Calm down, I'm very serious about reasoning with you, but you are not listening carefully, which is also a very troublesome thing for me."

"Can you reason?" I laughed again.

"You just need to know that I'm not here because of you, it's enough." He picked up the beer in front of him. "I don't want to fight you, and I hope you don't deliberately cause trouble."

"A joke, if it's not because of me, is it because of someone else?" I spread my hands, "Will people like you do other things besides killing?"

Although I think what I said may be a bit unreasonable, it is really difficult for me to control my emotions in front of the fog believer.
Chapter completed!