Beast desire... Audrey silently repeated the word, and while maintaining a dignified sitting posture, she looked further away.

Among the "pedestrians", in addition to werewolves, there are also bears walking upright, cats with lazy expressions, strange people with a colorful spider face, giant mice with red eyes, and pythons with spitting cores , some kind of canine creature that scans every passerby with eyes full of mating desire...

They wear top hats and windbreakers, or delicate and complicated dark long skirts, trying to imitate humans in every detail, but they can't make themselves truly human.

Driving in the dark night, the carriage passed through these "pedestrians" and various Gothic buildings, and soon arrived at a church in the center of the city.

This church is more than eighty meters high, and it is supported by huge black pillars. Each giant pillar is inlaid with a certain number of skulls. Some of them come from human beings, and some come from different creatures, but they are all empty. His eyes were aligned downwards, as if he was watching every creature entering the church.

Like most of the buildings here, every detail of this church is exquisite, but what makes them up is biased towards nightmare, horror, horror, and mysterious elements.

After getting off the carriage and passing through the main entrance, Audrey saw a grand but empty hall.

In the depths of the hall, stands a huge cross, with a gray-white giant dragon statue wrapped around the cross.

Unlike ordinary churches, there are no rows of seats for believers to pray, and there is no place to place candlesticks. Instead, a small long table is placed in front of the dragon statue, with five seats on each side of the long table. Chairs, the top and the bottom are empty.

Paulie Dellaw maneuvered the wheelchair to the top of the long table, then pointed to his left side: "Please sit down."

Audrey followed behind him leisurely, glanced left and right, pulled out a chair casually, and sat down.

She was neither close nor far from the president of the Psychology Alchemist Association, and she showed her guard just right, without appearing guilty.

Paulie Dellau raised his hands and clasped the pestle to the surface of the long table: "Miss Audrey, I have something to ask you."

"Please speak." Audrey turned her head slightly, and responded to the other party's gaze with her green eyes.

Del Lau nodded slightly and said, "I want to know how you were promoted to Sequence 4 'Manipulator', where did you get your potion formula and Extraordinary characteristics?"

Audrey replied frankly: "It comes from a transaction.

"A client hopes to get the help of the demigod of the 'spectator' channel, and prepaid for the potion formula and extraordinary characteristics of the 'manipulator'."

Dellau laughed suddenly: "There is such a thing? The generous conditions are like a father looking for an excuse to give his daughter a gift.

"Can you tell me, what kind of help did you provide?"

"Besiege and kill another demigod. In this matter, mental control is very important." Audrey briefly explained.

Her attitude was very calm, as if she was talking about the homework assigned by the tutor.

Dellau's long and fluffy eyebrows moved a little: "Successful?"

"The result is obvious." Audrey gave the answer relatively tactfully.

Delaunay looked her up and down a few times, and it seemed that he realized that the noble girl on the left was actually a "manipulator" who could kill other demigods.

Audrey read his thoughts and added: "I'm just one of the participants."

Del Lau nodded and said, "Do you know where the client's 'manipulator' potion formula and Extraordinary characteristics come from?"

"He didn't directly explain this question." Audrey replied with a sentence that had been conceived long ago.

"Him? Can you tell me who he is?" Del Lau asked after some consideration.

Audrey has been guarding against the other party's "virtual personality" and sneaking into her spiritual island, but from the beginning until now, she has never noticed anything abnormal.

This made her wonder if the other party didn't need to sneak in, just by observing the movement of the collective subconscious sea around her, she could gain insight into her truest thoughts. JrNovels.com