Allen and his little bones [Western Fantasy]

The water in the bathtub has been changed, and two new bottles of mental stabilizers have been added into it. Being wrapped tightly by the warm water flow of the newly blended medicine, Eli leans his arms on the edge of the bathtub, feeling a little drowsy.

But he can't sleep yet.

A magic clock lights up on the wall next to the tub, counting down how long Eli has been soaking in the potion.

He had just recovered from the human body and had to soak in the liquid medicine for a long time. Only when the countdown reached zero could he get out of the bathtub and return to bed to rest.

Eli yawned quietly, and looked up at Alan who was sitting by the bathtub watching over him—Alan was talking about what happened after he fell into a coma.

The best way for Eli in the undead skeleton state to absorb the potion is to add the potion to water at a suitable temperature as he did in the log cabin, and then soak the entire skeleton in it.

Allen walked into the bathroom holding Eli whose bone temperature continued to rise. When he put Eli in the bathtub, the skeleton's skeleton was so hot that he was almost scalded. He had to collect the water in the air. Elements, using water elements to condense a layer of heat insulation on the hands, so as to prevent their hands from being burned.

Eli, who was still in a coma at that time, just entered the water, his body temperature made the whole tank of water instantly sizzling white gas, Allen quickly injected the stabilizer into the water, about a quarter of an hour after he added the stabilizer The sound of boiling water gradually subsided, and at the same time, purple-black light clusters began to emerge on Eli's bones, and those dark elemental energies condensed into small solid light spots drilled out of Eli's body, but Not completely detached from Eli's body, they stuck to the bones of the skeleton, almost turning the milky white bones of the undead into purple-black.

Allen stared at the scene in front of him in astonishment. He couldn't predict the consequences of his hastily intervening in this mutation, so he didn't dare to act rashly, and only followed the mutation closely with his eyes.

Those purple-black light clusters swam against all of Eli's bones for two rounds, and finally linked together and slowly melted away, covering Eli's whole body like a layer of purple-black light film.

When the light film dissipated, the undead skeleton in the bathtub disappeared, replaced by a blond young man with his eyes closed and still in a coma.

When Allen was shocked, he did not forget to immediately perform a complete body check for Eli, who had suddenly turned back into a human body. These detection techniques have been used extremely proficiently in these days-especially on Eli .

Soon, the detection technique fed back the results to Allen, and Allen discovered that the dark element energy that had been entrenched in Eli's body had all disappeared without a trace.

He collected himself, tested it twice again with an unbelievable mood, and then found something wrong that he didn't notice in the first test.

"The dark elemental energy in your body has not completely disappeared." Allen saw Eli yawning quietly, and he subconsciously reached out and touched the other's head just like when the other was still an undead skeleton.

Eli felt that it was not good to yawn in front of Alan. When he yawned, he lowered his face slightly, facing the water, but in the middle of a yawn, a warm hand suddenly fell on top of his head. He was almost choked by his own yawn, and it took him a moment to catch his breath.

"They haven't completely disappeared yet?" Eli raised his head after regaining his expression. He straightened his arms, trying to gather the power of the undead at his fingertips, but his body was clean, and the energy that was entrenched everywhere before Dissipated—nothing gathered at his fingertips.

Looking at his empty fingertips, Eli frowned unconsciously: "I feel like they've all disappeared, and I can't find any undead power in my body now."

"No, they didn't disappear." Allen sighed.

If he hadn't seen with his own eyes the purple-black light film finally disappearing Eli's body, he might have believed his own detection results, thinking that there was no undead power in Eli's body.

"They're just hiding, but they're still entrenched somewhere in your body, and they've formed a strange sac of elemental gathering." Allen said, "That 'sac' is wrapped with a protective layer of confusion, allowing the detection spell When it walked over your body for the first time, it didn't look like there was anything unusual."

"...Is it hidden?" After listening to Allen's words, Eli's expression seemed to be confused, but also seemed to be a little thoughtful.

Allen nodded slightly: "The only thing that is certain is that they must still be in your body."

"But there's no trace of whereabouts at all,"

"Yes."

The bathroom fell silent immediately, and the magic countdown on the wall hadn't reset to zero, and Eli had to soak in the bathtub for a while.

Allen thought about the reason for the formation of the energy gathering sac, and the hand that had rubbed Eli's head before casually rested on the edge of the bathtub, knocking on the wall of the cylinder unconsciously.

Eli was also thinking about the reason for the hidden energy, but he was brought back to his senses by the slight knocking sound.

Seeing the beautiful fingers of the black-haired young man resting not far from his arm, Eli looked at Alan's hand carefully, and remembered that this hand seemed to be the one he had just grabbed in his right hand.

"..."

Recalling what he did holding this hand not long ago, Eli felt his face was hot for a while, and he quietly sank into the water again, secretly sighing in his heart, when he first became an undead, He was so looking forward to turning back into a human body, but now that he has really turned back into a human body, he actually misses the "convenience" of being an undead skeleton.

"Tsk."

There was a sudden sound in the bathroom.

Eli looked towards Allen subconsciously, but saw Allen looking down at him.

They saw exactly the same question in each other's eyes.

Eli was taken aback: "Didn't you send that?"

Allen looked stunned: "No."

As he said that, Allen quickly got up from the stool. He stood in front of Eli, his eyes sharpened suddenly, and he walked around the bathroom for a round.

The elemental light glowed faintly at his fingertips, and the light clusters with attacking energy hovered over his fingertips.

Allen's voice was cold: "Who?"

The staggering sound sounded too suddenly, and there was a sense of hatred for iron and steel. The sound was a little ethereal, and it was difficult to locate the direction along the sound source.

"Although it seems inappropriate to interrupt you at this time." The voice belonging to the third person sounded for the second time, and the invisible object said, "But I hope you can believe me, I really don't have any malicious intentions, you can Stop attacking."

"Actually, I wanted to wait for you outside, but you... Cough, you've been lingering in the bathroom for too long."

Allen didn't reply, he was trying to find out where the other party was hiding.

"Alan." Eli suddenly pulled the hem of his clothes from behind, "On the ceiling near the door, there is a shadow like blue mist."

Allen was taken aback - that was the place he had just inspected with his eyes.

Even if he looked back after hearing what Eli said, he still didn't see anything.