Chapter: 2992
He glanced at the four Extraordinary, and said with a smile: "The magic I am best at is to satisfy other people's wishes. Do you have any wishes that you want to come true?"
Hearing this question, Roy lifted his spirits and asked with great hope: "Can you let us leave Beldan?"
"Of course, I will try my best to do this, but not right now." Klein promised.
Then, he looked at Phil, who had a broken hand: "His wish is over, what is yours?"
"...Let my hand recover." Phil said tentatively.
"Okay." Klein cast his gaze on Byers, "Take out his hand."
After hesitating for a while, Byers followed the mysterious man's instructions, took out the wooden box, and returned the palm inside to Phil.
"Come here." Klein said to Phil with a smile.
Phil mustered up his courage, took the severed hand, and walked over.
"Tear off the strap." Klein continued to order, "Place the severed hand in its original position, and remind you, don't reverse it, or you will have to chop it off and start over."
Seeing that the other party was so determined, Phil gained some confidence, hurriedly tore off the bandage that had stuck to the wound with an extremely distorted expression, and kept hissing.
After he put away his severed hand, Klein took out a blank piece of paper and approached it.
Immediately afterwards, he stretched out his hand and wiped the cut.
Without a sound, the white paper split in two, and Phil felt the pain disappear.
He hurriedly looked down, only to see that the cut of his left wrist was as good as before, and he couldn't tell that he had been injured at all.
Phil moved his fingers subconsciously, and found that the flexibility hadn't weakened at all.
"Your wish has come true." Klein took two steps back and said with a smile.
"Thank you..." Phil replied in a daze.
Klein looked at the other two Beyonders again: "What about your wishes?"
Seeing that Phil's wish was really fulfilled, Byers immediately stepped forward and said, "I want to know where my family is now."
With a flick of his left arm, Klein took out a silver mirror with simple patterns, lowered his head and smiled, "What's the answer to that question just now?"
On the surface of the mirror, water and light floated, and one after another silver words stood out: "Beldan Gororin Cemetery..."
Seeing this, Byers stretched his neck, his heart sank, and strong sadness and loss could not be restrained on his face.
In the next second, a new silver word jumped out of the water: "...the Gravekeeper's Hut."
...This means...Byers turned from sadness to joy, and said sincerely, "Thank you."
As soon as he finished speaking, he suddenly thought of two questions:
How many people can live in the cemetery hut? How many guardians can there be?
His family is definitely more than just two or three!
Byers' expression was cloudy and sunny, and he fell silent again.
This prevented him from seeing the question that appeared on the silver mirror: "Great master, am I kind enough to answer?" JrNovels.com
Hearing this question, Roy lifted his spirits and asked with great hope: "Can you let us leave Beldan?"
"Of course, I will try my best to do this, but not right now." Klein promised.
Then, he looked at Phil, who had a broken hand: "His wish is over, what is yours?"
"...Let my hand recover." Phil said tentatively.
"Okay." Klein cast his gaze on Byers, "Take out his hand."
After hesitating for a while, Byers followed the mysterious man's instructions, took out the wooden box, and returned the palm inside to Phil.
"Come here." Klein said to Phil with a smile.
Phil mustered up his courage, took the severed hand, and walked over.
"Tear off the strap." Klein continued to order, "Place the severed hand in its original position, and remind you, don't reverse it, or you will have to chop it off and start over."
Seeing that the other party was so determined, Phil gained some confidence, hurriedly tore off the bandage that had stuck to the wound with an extremely distorted expression, and kept hissing.
After he put away his severed hand, Klein took out a blank piece of paper and approached it.
Immediately afterwards, he stretched out his hand and wiped the cut.
Without a sound, the white paper split in two, and Phil felt the pain disappear.
He hurriedly looked down, only to see that the cut of his left wrist was as good as before, and he couldn't tell that he had been injured at all.
Phil moved his fingers subconsciously, and found that the flexibility hadn't weakened at all.
"Your wish has come true." Klein took two steps back and said with a smile.
"Thank you..." Phil replied in a daze.
Klein looked at the other two Beyonders again: "What about your wishes?"
Seeing that Phil's wish was really fulfilled, Byers immediately stepped forward and said, "I want to know where my family is now."
With a flick of his left arm, Klein took out a silver mirror with simple patterns, lowered his head and smiled, "What's the answer to that question just now?"
On the surface of the mirror, water and light floated, and one after another silver words stood out: "Beldan Gororin Cemetery..."
Seeing this, Byers stretched his neck, his heart sank, and strong sadness and loss could not be restrained on his face.
In the next second, a new silver word jumped out of the water: "...the Gravekeeper's Hut."
...This means...Byers turned from sadness to joy, and said sincerely, "Thank you."
As soon as he finished speaking, he suddenly thought of two questions:
How many people can live in the cemetery hut? How many guardians can there be?
His family is definitely more than just two or three!
Byers' expression was cloudy and sunny, and he fell silent again.
This prevented him from seeing the question that appeared on the silver mirror: "Great master, am I kind enough to answer?" JrNovels.com
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