"Congratulations, you can go home, but you must remember that you cannot tell your family and friends about this matter, you must guarantee it." Dunn led Klein all the way to the gate.

Klein asked in surprise, "Don't you need to check for traces of curses or evil spirits?"

"Daly didn't say that, but he didn't." Dunn replied briefly.

Klein was relieved, thinking of his previous worries, he hurriedly asked again: "How can I make sure there is no trouble later?"

"Don't worry too much." Dunn twitched the corner of his mouth and said, "According to statistics, in similar situations, 80% of the living parties did not encounter terrible follow-ups. Well, this statistic is based on my impression. , probably, almost."

"Then there are still 20% unlucky ones..." Klein didn't dare to spell "face".

"Then you can consider joining us as a civil servant. In this way, we can detect any omens in time." Dunn said casually as he approached the carriage, "Or just become Extraordinary, after all, we are not your nanny. I can't watch you all night and all night, even watching what you and women do."

"Can I?" Klein asked following these words.

Of course, he hardly had any hope, after all, how could he join the Nighthawks team so easily and gain extraordinary power!

That is extraordinary power!

Dunn paused and glanced sideways at him: "...It's not impossible, it depends on the situation..."

What? This turn of events surprised Klein, who was stunned for a moment beside the carriage before saying, "Really?"

What are you kidding? Can you become an Extraordinary so easily?

Dunn chuckled lightly, his gray eyes covered by the shadow of the carriage: "Don't believe me? In fact, you will lose a lot by becoming a Nighthawk, such as freedom."

"Even if you don't mention this first, there are other problems. First, you are not a meritorious clergyman or a devout believer. You can't pick and choose, and you can't choose the safest path."

"Second thing..." Dunn grabbed the handrail and boarded the carriageway, "We, the Punisher, the Mechanical Heart, and other similar judicial institutions, deal with a quarter of the incidents of Extraordinary people every year. out of control."

A quarter... The Extraordinary lost control... Klein froze for a moment.

At this time, Dunn turned his body halfway, his gray eyes were dark, and the corner of his mouth moved without a smile: "And a large part of this quarter is our teammates."

"Why?" Hearing Dunn's words, Klein's heart suddenly felt turbulent, and he blurted out instinctively.

Extraordinary people have serious hidden dangers? So much so that the judicial organs within the church, the Extraordinary who deal with evil events, are also prone to problems?

Dunn Smith stepped into the carriage and sat in the previous position, his expression and tone remained normal: "This is not something you need to know, nor is it something you can understand, unless you become a member of us."

Klein was dumbfounded for a while, and sat down after him. He asked half amused and half puzzled: "If you don't figure this out, how could you make the decision to join?"

If you don't join, and you can't understand, it will become an endless loop...

Dunn Smith took out the pipe again, and just put it on the end of his nose and took a puff: "You probably misunderstood, one of us includes civilians."

"That is to say, as long as you become your civil servants, you can understand the relevant secrets, figure out the hidden dangers and possible dangers that Extraordinary people may encounter, and then consider whether to become Extraordinary?" Klein organized his thoughts while using Your own words re-describe the meaning of the other party.

Dunn smiled and said, "That's right, except for one thing, that is, if you think about becoming an Extraordinary, you will definitely become one. In this regard, all major churches are equally strict."

It's strange that it's not strict... Klein slandered, and gestured with a strong tone: "What about the civil servants? This should also be very strict, right?"

"If it's you, there shouldn't be any problem." Dunn closed his eyes half-closed and sniffed the pipe with a relaxed expression, but he didn't light the tobacco.

"Why?" Klein once again fell into doubt.

At the same time, he laughed at himself in his heart: JrNovels.com