With a smile on her face, Blackie opened her arms to Lulunaka. "I'm here."
Lulunaka sat on the desk, completely ignoring the things on the desk — whether it was the detailed map or the other exquisite and expensive gadgets.
"For an old man who is about to enter the ground, safety seems to no longer be the most important thing.
He is very important to this country, but if the young one dies first, then this country will probably fall into turmoil temporarily. "
Lulunaka rubbed her chin as if thinking about something. Then she continued to ask, "Then, for you nobles, without an emperor temporarily, the shackles on your neck have been loosened temporarily, right?"
At this point, Lulunaka clapped her hands. "If that's the case, it seems to be explainable!
After all, for such a country, whether it's the commoners or nobles, their lives aren't too easy … Even the emperor seems to be the same. "
Blackie showed a bitter smile on her face.
Why couldn't she understand what her teacher was talking about?
"Teacher, my family is tied together with this country. Even the slightest ups and downs will make things difficult for me."
"The alliance is so tight?"
Lulunaka shook her head and blinked her eyes. With a strange smile on her face, she stared straight at Blackie.
Just as Blackie was about to lose her smile, Lulunaka finally turned her gaze to the other side. "But that's fine. I hate people who bet on both sides. They seem smart, but they're just a scourge to the world." At this point, Lulunaka continued to ask, "But, your family?
You also have such a thing attached to your body. Which side is it?
Does it belong to your human side or the elven side? "
"Both sides, teacher." Blackie replied.
"Seeing the dark elves walking naturally in this city and becoming a part of the upper class, that feeling at that time … was quite refreshing."
Lulunaka thought of a certain warm and hospitable dark elf and smiled even more happily. "It doesn't matter to me whether your skin is black or not … But because of this, there are some things I still have to say."
At this point, Lulunaka paused for a moment. "Be it humans or elves, if they become complacent because of too many things, it is likely to lead to a bad ending."
"Thank you for your reminder, Teacher. At least I haven't lost control while I'm still here," Xiao Hei continued.
"You, who came out of the Sovereign King Castle, understand this principle better than anyone else."
Lulunaka said, "But after you're gone, it's hard to say … What will it become? I'll help you take a look.
Of course, it's just a look. "
Lulunaka's words did not diminish the smile on Blackie's face.
Lulunaka was such a person. She had always been very clear about this and had never expected any help or reward.
She sat there, as she did now, with an air of interest, but who knew whether her eyes were fixed here, or on something far beyond her reach?
Teacher had always been like this and had never changed.
"I've understood your experience over the years. It's really not easy."
Lulunaka continued, "Because of this, I'm a little curious … The person who is going to inherit the throne is running around everywhere. Don't you need to do anything?
Or do you have other plans? "
"Teacher, what do you think I have in mind?" Blackie asked.
Lulunaka put her hands on her knees and supported her chin with her palms. "If this is the Sovereign King Castle, then I think you have the intention to sit on the throne. This kind of thing is not strange at all in that city. Otherwise, the emperor wouldn't change so frequently.
But this is not the Sovereign King Castle, and you're not someone who would have such thoughts.
Otherwise, you wouldn't have left. "
"Teacher, you know me the best." Blackie smiled.
"If I knew you, things wouldn't have turned out like this today."
Lulunaka sighed. "If I really knew you, things wouldn't have turned out like this today."
Blackie was very clear about who Lulunaka was referring to when she said "you".
It wasn't just her, nor was it just Abo and Danna. Even those who had disappeared and had already passed away were included in the list.
"I originally planned to come here to meet the future new emperor, but I ended up meeting my former student. It's a wonderful fate."
"Teacher, it's not fate to do things on purpose." Blackie corrected her.
"Is it? Then it's also a kind of fate. There's no difference."
Lulunaka put down her hands and stretched. "Are you really not worried about the heir who ran away?
There are assassins everywhere in the city. Are you so relieved? "
"It would be a lie to say that I'm not worried." Blackie said. "But things are still under control." Blackie replied.
"Still under control?" Lulunaka walked to the side and came to a small table with a chessboard.
The chess pieces on the chessboard were black and white, standing on two opposite sides.
Lulunaka's small hand reached over and picked up the chess piece.
She didn't have the mood to play chess now. She just mixed up the orderly chess pieces on the chessboard into a mess of black and white.
In the middle of the layers of black and white chess pieces, there was only one Emperor placed there.
"Are fun and chaos one?"
Lulunaka's hand pressed on the Emperor chess piece. "Or is it that this kind of deliberate chaos is also fun?"
Chaos wasn't a good thing, but if this chaos came from someone's thoughts and they could admire it from above, then it was indeed an irresistible pleasure.
This was definitely not a beautiful and healthy thought. In other words, this was the pleasure of the devil.
Lulunaka understood where this pleasure came from. She also knew that a long, long time ago, there was a group of people who took pleasure in this.
Was he a devil or a god?
To Lulunaka, it was all the same.
"Then let me continue to see how this show develops." Lulunaka turned to look at Blackie. "Let me see what the people in this country are thinking."
On the other side, Mu De, who was being used as a chess piece by Lulunaka, had a serious expression. "Can your friend really help me?"
Julius nodded. "At least he can protect you for a while. If it's just me, who knows what might happen."
"If you insist, then I agree."
Mu De shrugged. "If you still suspect a meddling idiot, then you're too unromantic."
Julius only smiled at Mu De's ridicule.
He was indeed a little meddlesome, but because it happened in front of him, he couldn't ignore it. This was probably his weakness … and this also caused him to trouble Romuona.