Before Ian could speak, he asked first, "Who did you inherit your red eyes from?"

When I saw Ian just now, he wanted to ask this question, because in ancient times, red eyes belonged to the symbolic feature of blood races. However, in the fourth era, humans and blood races had lived together for a long time. Therefore, the residents of the empire formed extensive friendships and gave birth to many descendants. The number of "hybrids" with bright red eyes gradually increased, and they were passed down from generation to generation, becoming one of the uncommon eye colors among human beings.

To put it simply, every red-eyed human ancestor has a blood race.

Ian replied in a daze: "My father...I don't know if I go further up, because I'm a street boy."

It seems that it does not belong to the kind that is still connected with the blood race... Emlyn was a little disappointed and paid 20 pounds in advance, then turned and left the billiard room.

After he left, Ian didn't return to the card room immediately, but closed the door again, and said into the air, "Detective Moriarty hasn't returned to Backlund yet, so I'm a little worried about him."

A figure suddenly appeared in the void of the billiard room. She had a pale face and delicate features. She was wearing a small black soft hat and a gothic court dress of the same style. It was Sharon the Wraith.

"He's doing well." Sharon replied without any emotional ups and downs, and his figure immediately blurred and disappeared.

"I say that every time, don't tell me you have been communicating with Detective Moriarty..." Ian muttered in a low voice, and picked up the newspaper in the corner of the billiard room.

On the top is "Tasoke News", and below it is "Sea News". The latter originally mainly reported the situation of the different colonies of the Loen Kingdom and what happened at sea. The sea news to Backlund is seriously outdated, and is of little use to those in need, so the sales are not good, and the situation is getting worse.

Afterwards, under the suggestion of the new editor-in-chief, the style of the newspaper changed, and there were a lot of rumors at sea, as well as various strange deeds about pirates and adventurers, which seemed more like a compilation of stories than a news report.

Unexpectedly, this style is quite popular, especially some content involving ghosts, ghosts, sea monsters and treasures. It has become the first choice for the few people who know the words to brag to the majority of illiterates in various bars. It sounds fake, but it's interesting enough.

Ian flipped through the newspapers at random, but he couldn't find anything to pay attention to. He was only impressed by a report in "Sea News": "It is reported that on the evening of March 25, the fleet of the 'Undead King' attacked a ship from East Balam returned to Feysac's ship and robbed all the goods and money, while the 'slaughter' Gilchies, just like his title, completed a bloody 'funeral'..."

These pirates are really arrogant... Ian shook his head, put down the newspaper, returned to the card room, and continued his game.

Outside the bar, Emlyn boarded the carriage, leaned against the wall of the carriage, and watched the streetlights slowly recede.

He pinched his nose again, and said silently to himself: "A 'wraith'?

"Ian, a weapon dealer, is indeed very resourceful... not bad!"

Emlyn then closed his eyes and had more expectations for his commission.

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The sunlight from outside the window dyed the captain's cabin golden.

Edwina sat on a chair, held a book, looked across and said, "So, do you also think that the three empires of Solomon, Tudor, and Trunsost once existed side by side?"

"This is exactly the necessary condition for the 'Battle of the Four Emperors'." Klein simply responded.

He is holding the "Book of the Three Worlds" in his hand, which originated from a member of the life school and then fell into the hands of "Vice General Iceberg". , there are some contents of spell science, some of which are profound, and Klein's focus today is on researching this, hoping to find a way to make better use of the "Scepter of the Sea God" and the "Insect of Time".

Klein actually discovered that the books collected by "Vice Admiral Iceberg" are all kinds of unsystematic ancient documents, which does not match the characteristics of her being based on the "God of Knowledge and Wisdom" church. Therefore, he guessed that in the "Knowledge and Wisdom" Within the "God of Wisdom" church, the orthodox and systematic mystic knowledge is forbidden to be disclosed to people who are not from the church.

Just as Edwina was about to ask again, she suddenly noticed that the speed of the "Golden Dream" was gradually slowing down, so she raised her head and looked out the window, took a few glances, and said coldly, "Bayam is here."

Bayam is here? Hearing this, Klein stood up, looked out, and saw the familiar rebel port.

He didn't show any surprise, but said frankly, "It's faster than I thought."

This was at least three hours earlier than he expected!

"It's also faster than I expected." Edwina withdrew her gaze and agreed with Gehrman Sparrow's words.

However, these are all insignificant details... Klein lowered his head, quickly flipped through the remaining content of "Book of the Three Worlds" pretending to be casual, then handed it to "Vice General Iceberg" and said, "This is the end of the communication." JrNovels.com