When Lulunaka left the secret room, she left through the secret door.
As she thought, the secret door was installed with something that did not come from her hands, but this was not a big problem, and she easily solved it.
It was just some magic mechanism, which was not difficult for her, an outstanding alchemist. Although the people who knew her did not seem to take her identity as an alchemist seriously, she herself put most of her passion on it.
The blue starry sky outside was still shining, and the King's Castle was shrouded under it. Naturally, it was a sleepless night.
But in the cathedral, no one could stay.
The monks and Nuns of the cathedral were all outside, looking at the sky in horror.
And unrelated people, including believers and members of the church, were forbidden to enter or leave.
On such a night, it was not only the civilians who felt uneasy.
In this hall illuminated by the blue candles, only Lulunaka was there. Outside were the guards, wearing exquisite armor, and their faces and helmets covered their faces.
These guards, who looked like elites, did not appear for no reason.
Because in this hall with the altar, in fact, Lulunaka was not the only one.
After Lulunaka came out of the secret door, she happened to be behind the altar, which blocked her whole person.
After she came out, she immediately noticed that the atmosphere around the cathedral was more dignified than usual, and even more austere.
There were a lot of people around, forming a circle, blocking the chaos outside.
And in this circle, there was Lulunaka and another person.
That person, Lulunaka, of course, had already noticed. This made her have no intention of leaving immediately, so she leaned against the altar and sat down.
On the bench under the altar, several rows away from the altar, sat a middle-aged man.
The man was someone Lulunaka knew, but when she first met him, he was bald.
Lulunaka returned to the cathedral and met an interesting man, Pário.
This middle-aged man, who looked like an ascetic, did not show the slightest panic because of the vision in the sky like the others.
In this hall lit up with blue candles, he sat there alone, quietly looking at the huge glass painting behind the altar.
On the ceiling, the glass painting behind the altar was also dyed by the blue light. On the colorful glass, there was a strange blue color, which also integrated into the blue light.
Lulunaka was not hiding because she was afraid of being discovered. If she wanted to leave, no one could stop her, and not many people could detect it.
She was only stopping for a moment because of other reasons.
Then Palio, who was sitting below, must be the reason.
One was hiding under the altar, the other was sitting on the bench under the altar, as if they did not notice each other.
But this was just an illusion. Lulunaka knew that Pário was sitting below, and Pário probably also knew that there was someone at the altar. But whether he knew that it was Lulunaka, that was something only he knew.
The first one to speak was Pário, "It's a beautiful starry sky, but the people in the King's Castle seemed to be frightened.
Some people told me that this is the wrath of God, because I did not do a good job as the King here; Some people told me that this is the appearance of a miracle, the King's Castle will pull itself together from this predicament.
Which one do you think it is? "
Speaking of this, Pário laughed at himself, "Of course I know, no matter which one it is, it is wrong.
It's just that some things are coming to an end, and the one who did this, is you, right? "
Lulunaka still did not respond, she just closed her eyes and sat there, quietly listening to Pário's words.
"But these do not seem to be important, there are so many thoughts tonight, there are always the voices of people with their own thoughts in my ears, like mosquitoes that are unwilling to leave.
So I came here, to find some peace in my heart. "Pário stood up and walked towards the altar.
"I have never seen you before, I am not even sure if the you in the painting really exists, to the extent that when I see a girl who looks like you, it seems that I will have hallucinations."
Pário walked step by step towards Lulunaka, "May I have the honor to see you?"
Lulunaka still did not respond, and Pário had already walked to the side of the altar.
But he did not see Lulunaka, under the altar, there was no sitting Lulunaka.
She quietly left, she did not even let Pário notice.
Pário did not think that he was hallucinating, he knew, just a moment ago, there was a village here, sharing this space with him.
But Lulunaka did not seem to want to see him. As for Pário, or rather, the emperor of the King's Castle, Justin, he stood there, speechlessly looking at the place where Lulunaka had sat.
The secret door showed signs of being opened, but that person had already left.
"Your Majesty?"
A guard in armor opened the door halfway and saw Pário standing there blankly, he asked carefully, "What happened?"
"Just talking to myself, praying to God." Pário replied, "There is no problem, you can leave."
The guard saluted Pário and closed the door.
Pário stood behind the altar, facing the rows of benches below.
The blue candlelight was still flickering, making the hall bright and beautiful.
He stood there alone, without even a companion, let alone someone to talk to.
There was no one more pitiful and lonely than him.
Lulunaka left the cathedral and returned to the shop.
When she walked back, it was already late at night, but the stars in the sky were shining, and it seemed that she could not see how dark the sky was.
The shop was also lit with blue candlelight. When Lulunaka entered, she saw Ward lying in the corner behind the door.
Even at this time, this dog would not be affected by the changes in the outside world, and he would sleep when he needed to.
As for the shop, Pasta stood behind the counter, looking at Lulunaka.
"Did you do it?" Pasta asked.
Lulunaka nodded, but did not say anything more.
"Is Julius back?
Did he bring a little girl with him? "
Pasta did not intend to ask further. He had already grasped the propriety of how to get along with Lulunaka, and that was to not ask random questions.
"He did bring a little girl back, what happened?"
"Nothing, just two children going through thick and thin together," Lulunaka replied.