Alice suddenly appeared in the room where the girl was, which should be a study. She was sitting in the study with a book in front of her, but she was not reading at all. She was looking out the window, as if she was thinking about something. She had the same dark green wavy hair as Liana, and her eyes were bright dark brown. Judging from her age, Alice guessed that she was the daughter of Senator Macht. She is an extraordinary person... Alice narrowed her eyes and frowned. For the aristocratic group, the existence of Extraordinaries is not a secret, especially since Senator Macht is from the military. Alice noticed many Extraordinary bodyguards at Senator Macht's house. But it is very strange for a noble lady to be an extraordinary person. Alice looked at the girl. Although she was in a fugue, her movements showed arrogance unconsciously, as if the books in the study were nothing worthy of her attention. Alice blinked and thought of Audrey. Miss Justice in the Tarot Club is also a girl from an aristocratic family. Alice knows that her name is Audrey Hall, and her father is a big banker. She is also an aristocratic girl who is full of interest in the occult. . But such a "just" lady does not feel arrogant because she is an extraordinary person, nor does she look down on other knowledge because of mystical knowledge, and the girl in front of her... Alice frowned and looked at the girl. After confirming that she only had Sequence 9 and only one Sequence 6 magical item on her body, she suddenly laughed and removed her cover.
The sudden laughter was particularly obvious in the study room. The girl came back to her senses instantly and turned to look at her. Alice could see the panic in her eyes. Hazel Macht was startled. The girl with blond hair and blue eyes was wrapped in a white robe, leaning against the door, looking at her with a smile, her voice was gentle and soft, and she didn't sound malicious at all: "Well... let me introduce myself first. You can call me Miss Destiny, that's what everyone usually calls me - can I know your name?" While talking, Alice stood upright from the door and walked toward her step by step, as if she really wanted to make friends with her. She did not let go of the oppressive feeling belonging to an angel, so Hazel was only panicked by the sudden appearance of a stranger, but she was not unable to react. Despite her lack of experience, Hazel's reaction was not slow. She poured all the spirituality she could control into the top chain around her neck, which also attracted Alice's attention. This necklace is strung with seven emerald green and transparent stones, separated by equal distances from each other, surrounded by a circle of small diamonds, and the necklace is filled with subtle fluorescence. Suddenly, one of the stones lit up, and in the emerald green light, Alice sensed a force, as if it wanted to steal something from her. To be honest, after experiencing Amon stealing his thoughts, abilities, and various things many times, Alice was no stranger to similar experiences. But Amon's movements were often fast and violent, and she often couldn't react, or was too lazy to resist - maybe more often than not, she was too lazy to resist. If you let Him steal it, you won't die. But the movements of the girl in front of her were different. Because they were too slow and too weak, Alice felt it very clearly. It was like a few-month-old baby trying its best to pull an adult. Alice realized that the girl couldn't even hold her own. As for the corners of her clothes or her fingers, she could only detect her soft palms without nails. She was too weak, and so was the item on her body. The considerate Alice thought for a moment, took the initiative to hold the fleshy palm, placed it on the power related to bad luck, and broke off a small piece for her. But Alice forgot that the baby's palms and arms were weak. Although to her, that bit of authority was actually of little weight, but Hazel actually did not have the ability to hold the authority, and the item on her body could not hold it. Stay in authority. So the heavy weight collapsed the container and hit her owner. Everything went out of control. Alice saw the gems on the necklace light up one after another, and the green light seemed to be contagious, quickly. Spread across the entire necklace. Next, Hazel showed an expression of great pain. Alice saw granulations sprouting on her face and body. The granulations seemed to be squirming faintly, looking like bugs trying to get out of her body. . It's broken, something happened...
Realizing this, Alice quickly put away her playfulness, and the shadow of a snake circled around the room. When the snake's head bit its tail, everything returned to the way it had just been when Alice had finished speaking. Hazel failed to notice the illusory snake. She only noticed the soul-rending pain when her spirituality was exhausted, and then everything returned to its original state. Hazel stared blankly at the blond girl standing in front of her with her eyes lowered. What just happened seemed to be a dream, and only the girl's voice told the truth: "Oh, I didn't know that what I did would have such serious consequences. You won't be angry with me, and you won't tell others, right?" Hazel didn't speak. She just looked at the girl. Her blue eyes were beautiful and pure. There was no apology at all, only pure curiosity. As if shocked by the purity, Hazel was unable to speak for a while, which made Alice anxious. She approached Hazel, frowned slightly and asked: "Aren't you willing to keep it a secret?" Maybe I should answer her question first... A vague thought passed through Hazel's heart. Just as she was about to answer the question, she saw Alice lowering her eyes and muttering to herself: "Maybe I should erase your memory..." Ridiculous... Hazel's eyes widened in shock. Although she didn't understand how the miraculous scene just happened, she still maintained the greatest respect or fear for Alice and hurriedly said : "I won't tell anyone!" "Great!" Alice raised her head happily, looked around, and sat down on the desk with her stunned eyes, "Then we can get to know each other now!" "...?" Hazel looked at her with a puzzled look. "You can call me Miss Destiny," she repeated her initial self-introduction. "You should be the daughter of Congressman Macht, right? Can you tell me your name? Well... or a title will do." "Hazel." Hazel subconsciously replied. "Hello, Hazel," Alice smiled and leaned close to her, "Sequence 9, 'Stealer'..." In the sudden contraction of Hazel's pupils, Alice reached out to push up her monocle and asked her: “Have you ever seen a mouse that likes to wear a monocle? "Don't lie, I will...oh, it seems you have seen it before?" Alice looked at Hazel in surprise. Maybe it was because she was frightened just now, but this girl was better at hiding her emotions than she was. Alice got the answer from Hazel's panic. She couldn't help but sigh and said with emotion: "It would be great if I could let Mr. Fool see you like this... He will definitely praise me. "Amon... No, forget it Amon. In front of Him, it's useless for me to hide my emotions." "He...?" Hazel looked at Alice slightly blankly. Although she lacked the common sense of the extraordinary world, she was no stranger to this pronoun. Hazel vaguely realized that this girl who seemed to be younger than her had just mentioned two gods. She seemed to be familiar with them. Teacher, what is going on... Hazel took a breath of air in her heart, and the fear on her face became more obvious. She had not considered the possibility that this familiarity was actually fake, and that even the names of the gods were made up. After all, she had just suffered a big scare.
Alice had no interest in explaining to Hazel. She glanced at it and asked with a slight smile: "Won't you explain it?" After a pause, she glanced at Hazel again, who was obviously panicked, and asked hesitantly: "Hmm... maybe the Church of the Night can make you feel safer if you need it? "Well, if you go to church, maybe you can get a soothing massage, which can calm you down." It was only then that Hazel felt a slight sense of security and a clear sense of reality. But unfortunately, Hazel's past life did not teach Hazel that those who know current affairs are heroes. She looked at Alice and did not answer the question just now, but asked politely: "Who are you? Why did you suddenly appear in my study? Why do you want to inquire about the teacher?" "Teacher?" Alice looked at Hazel in surprise, "You call Amon teacher?" This was the second time Hazel heard the name Amon from Alice. She was about to ask who it was, but Alice quickly denied her words to herself: "No, it can't be Amon, otherwise it should be Amon who is greeting me right now... Are you Amon?" While speaking, Alice suddenly turned her head and looked at Hazel when she was caught off guard. "Who is Amon?" Hazel asked confused. "The most powerful 'stealer'," Alice shrugged, "So, your teacher is a mouse who loves to wear a monocle?" Only then did Hazel realize that she had spilled the beans. Her eyes widened, and just as she was about to speak, Alice reached out and patted her shoulder, comforting her: "Don't worry, I'm not interested in your teacher, as long as you don't really care about Amon calling him teacher... Oh, wait. "Looking at it this way, you might actually call Amon teacher in the future..." Alice looked at Hazel with pity and found that she was full of real worries about the so-called "teacher", and couldn't help laughing again. "What are you worried about?" She looked at Hazel very puzzledly, "Are you worried about your teacher's safety? You have to know that even if you don't say anything, I can easily find you in front of me. Get out of your position as a teacher.” As Hazel's panic increased, Alice casually added to what she had just said: "Ha, if I want to, I can not only know where your teacher is and who it is, but I can also know what you have said and done. "When you stand before me, your destiny is clear to me. Although the future is not yet determined, the past is hidden from my eyes." She looked down at Hazel, who half raised her head to look into those blue eyes, clearly seeing her own reflection in them. But she didn't take me seriously at all... Hazel thought rather sadly. At this moment, she finally understood Alice's attitude. It all seemed like a novel game. The girl in front of her was a gamer. She respected the rules of the game and had no intention of violently breaking the game, but she didn't take her playing with her seriously. If Hazel had been exposed to games in modern society, she would probably be able to find a more suitable word to describe herself - mission NPC. But Hazel didn't know this, nor did she know how people usually treated quest NPCs. After realizing Alice's arrogance from the bottom of her heart, this girl who had been pampered and grew up angrily decided to Give Miss Destiny some trouble. "In this case," she said with wide eyes, "since you are so powerful, then you should go find it yourself!"
Alice didn't speak, the corners of her lips turned down slightly, her eyes were half-squinted, and then the smile disappeared and turned into cold anger. The spirit screamed to remind Hazel, and Hazel intuitively understood that this meant danger. She realized that she might have angered this mysterious Miss Destiny, and her extinguished fear rose again. This expression pleased Alice. She suddenly laughed, moved closer to Hazel, stretched out her hand to lift Hazel's chin politely, and said thoughtfully: "If I kill you now, the goddess and Mr. Fool... Well, I don't know if the goddess will get angry with me for this kind of thing, but Mr. Fool will definitely do it. He hates me doing similar things... "But it shouldn't be a big deal to teach you a lesson." In Hazel's uneasy and doubtful expression, Alice tilted her head, leaving a trace of undirected doom, and said in a soft and authentic voice: "Normally, this will have no impact on you... However, in the future, you may encounter a very, very bad thing... "Let me think about it, you may be involved in some high-sequence struggle. As a tool in it, there is a high probability that you will not die, but it is not necessarily... "Anyway, you'd better be careful. It won't last long, just the last one or two months - okay, bye~" Alice let go of her hand, sat upright again, and disappeared before Hazel's sight. Hazel sat there blankly. Within a few seconds, the girl's figure reappeared in that position. She heard the blonde girl apologize to her in a brisk tone: "Oops, I'm sorry, I forgot to untie the barrier for you. Okay, now others can enter this room!" With that said, she disappeared again. Hazel continued to stare at the position just now until she was sure that no one would appear again. She hesitated for a moment and her eyes fell on the books on the table. She picked up the book and started reading. (End of chapter)