Juliana's Workshop - Chapter176

"Since no one has any other questions or opinions, then everyone can disperse.

If anyone really wants to look for me, then I will prepare a welcoming party. "

Lulunaka said, then paused and added, "But, if you want to ask me for the residue of this Rubik's Cube …" She tossed the hourglass in her hand, "I can't agree to that.

I'll emphasize it again, you should understand what I mean, right?

There shouldn't be such an insensible person, right? "

No one dared to respond to Lulunaka's repeated questions.

Almost everyone present was a mage, and there were no real idiots. No matter what answer Lulunaka asked a question that she already knew the answer to, it might attract her attention.

Just now, someone who dared to raise an opinion on Lulunaka was driven away by her, and didn't dare to return to this secret meeting room.

"It seems that everyone is very satisfied with my approach. Then, everyone, it's time to disperse."

Lulunaka continued, "Right, there's one more thing … about my matter, I hope it won't be too loud. I think everyone here is a low-key expert, so you shouldn't be like a woman in the marketplace, talking about unrealistic things, right?"

There were no idiots here, and of course, they understood Lulunaka's meaning. Perhaps some people had ulterior motives, but Lulunaka's words also had a warning in them — she didn't want to appear in the eyes of others, she just wanted to live a quiet life.

If someone didn't let her have her way …

This girl who held a huge amount of magic in her hands and played with it like a toy, if she was really unhappy, who knew what she would do to vent.

Lulunaka didn't have much to say after that, and the people in this secret room had been in shock because of the Rubik's Cube and Lulunaka's matter. Even after leaving, they still hadn't recovered.

Lulunaka had disappeared for too long, so long that everyone who still remembered her thought that she would never appear again. But in the end, she came back, and caused such a big commotion. This blue starry sky, perhaps even the Endless Sea in the west and the vast grassland in the east could see it.

They needed some time to digest this matter, and those who were not present also needed time.

The mages were not the only ones who had discovered Lulunaka.

After everyone left, Lulunaka put away the hourglass and patted her neck. "What a bunch of sneaky fellows … But it seems that all those who have been affected by Arcane Spells are like this." Lulunaka had to be in a dark place to even talk to these people.

Moreover, the mages who were thousands of miles away from each other had long since gotten used to the way they acted.

The lights and objects that had come to life were extinguished one by one, losing their vitality and turning back into quiet, dead objects.

In the end, only Lulunaka was left.

There was no other existence in this secret room. Lulunaka hummed a happy tune, treating this place as her home, and began to toss around everywhere.

Her hand landed on the ancient objects, as well as the paintings that were covered by the white cloth.

"It really took a lot of effort … I could have come down from the secret door in the cathedral, but in the end, I had to go through the old passage."

Lulunaka sent Julius and Rei back to the moving platform, and after sending them to the surface, she returned to the sewers, and walked through a passage that no one else could use, and arrived at this secret room.

The time she spent was not long, not as long as the whole day she spent exploring the underground.

As long as there was a suitable passage, it should be like this. After all, no matter how deep the underground was, it was only a few thousand meters away from the surface.

Lulunaka found a very long drawing board, and stood in front of it.

The drawing board was covered by a white cloth, and it was covered in dust, as if it had not been touched for a long time.

"Oh, this." Lulunaka reached out and drew on the white cloth, her fingertips covered in dust.

"Everyone else has left, when do you plan to leave?" She suddenly opened her mouth, and it was obvious that she was talking to someone.

That person was not here, but behind a skull, and the skull's eye sockets were still glowing with a dark green light.

"Me being here is not a hindrance to you, right?

And this is not your home, I don't need your permission to stay. "

"You're still so direct."

Lulunaka laughed, "But you have always been like this, as if authority can't crush you."

"I'm not your student, I'm just a wandering ghost, so naturally, I can't flatter you like those academies," the skull replied.

"But a wandering ghost … I didn't expect that I would really become an undead creature."

"A joke that's not funny."

Lulunaka said, "A woman like you actually ran off to become a Lich, what were you thinking … Do you think your face is too beautiful, so you want to make yourself ugly?"

Lulunaka did not intend to ridicule the female mage behind the skull, she was just speaking the truth.

This cold-talking female mage did indeed have a beautiful face, but now, it was hard to say — an undead creature and a Lich, perhaps they would not be too good-looking.

But if it was this female mage, it would be hard to say.

Lulunaka had a very strong desire to find the person behind the skull, but at least now was not the time.

She still had some work to do.

Lulunaka lifted the white cloth and saw the contents of the drawing board.

It was a picture of many people, creatures, and existences that were in between the human form and the living.

Nagas, Dark Dwarves, Dark Elves, Humans, Giant Pythons, Gnomes … Many beings that would shock anyone when they stood together were standing together in harmony, as if they were forming an alliance.

And on this drawing board, many people were famous existences, and there were also some whose fame had dissipated with the wind … But those who were drawn were all prominent figures at that time.

They occupied the whole drawing board, and the whole picture looked a bit like a group of demons dancing wildly, but from the painting, one could feel tranquility and the desire for peace.

Because every existence showed such an expression — or was drawn with such an expression.

"I also have such a naive time." Lulunaka looked at this painting for a long time.

She wanted to put her hand on the painting, but in the end, she retracted her hand.

It was already an illusory thing, she was worried that if she put her hand on it, it would break the painting.

Since it was already a dream, she would let it continue to exist like a beautiful dream.

"There are so many disputes between humans, to let all races become a whole, I probably thought too much … Including you."

The "you" that Lulunaka said referred to the important figures in the painting.

In terms of naivety, the people in the painting might be even more naive — even if some of them did not have good intentions.