Allen and his little bones [Western Fantasy]

"Please sit where you want."

As Neil spoke, he raised his hand and waved it lightly, and the teapot on the small cabinet beside him flew over in response to the call, automatically adding tea to the teacups of the three of them.

The tea was still boiling hot, and as soon as it came out of the pot, it gave off a refreshing fragrance of flowers and fruits.

Allen and Eli sat down opposite Neil, and this scene was a bit familiar, very similar to the scene where they sat down opposite Hall and talked all night last night.

Speaking of Hall...

Eli looked at the blue mist that floated carelessly beside Patriarch Val and stopped on the armrest of the sofa, and the corners of his eyes twitched slightly.

It's not hard to imagine that if Hall would manifest himself, he must have sat down on the armrest of the sofa in an extremely casual manner.

"The mutation that happened to Mr. Egbert's body is indeed related to our Vaal family." Neil stroked the teacup with his fingers, and cut straight to the point, "The experimental notebook placed in the old library is also my I made a special trip to find a way to put it in, and if you have checked the time when it entered the museum, you will find that it was only put in the museum a month ago.”

"And a month ago, I had just sent a letter to the Undead Elders, informing them that I would go back to Kalbi in the near future." Allen said thoughtfully.

It was his mistake not to check the entry time of the experiment notebook.

Neil smiled: "When I first heard that you were coming to Calby, I expected that you would definitely go to Black Academy, and the headmaster would definitely arrange accommodation for you, and in order to look up information, [-]% of you would go to old books Looking for information in the library. There is a hidden magic mark on the experiment record book, which is not dangerous. It looks like an ordinary magic mark. The only function it can play is when someone touches the mark. After this experiment notebook, the other half of the corresponding experiment notebook can be induced to light up."

"Excuse me." Eli said after deliberating, "Where is the other experiment notebook now?"

"it's here."

Neil waved his hand again, and an equally heavy experiment notebook flew over from the corner and landed in front of Eli.

Neil said: "Here is the other half of the information you want. All the records related to the transformation experiments conducted by the Val family are here."

Allen didn't touch the experiment notebook right away. He stared at Neil, inexplicably feeling a hint of urgency hidden behind his smile.

In such a quick and decisive manner, he told them all the information he had, and also revealed that the experiment notebook was specially placed by the other party, like some kind of... goodwill.

Patriarch Val, who was sitting across from him, was trying his best to show his sincerity, in order to get something from Alan and Eli.

When Eli opened the second experiment notebook, out of the corner of his eye, he saw the light blue mist that was originally parked on the armrest of the sofa next to Neil drifting over.

Neil was sitting on the sofa, stroking the family crest on the cane with his palm, waiting for them to briefly review the experimental records first.

About halfway down the log, Hall saw his own name.

But the records about Hall Alberta only reached the second stage of the experiment, when the temperature of the experiment body did not retreat, and the result of the experiment was scrawled with "failure".

Nothing more.

Eli turned over the next page, overlapping with the one in his hand, and carefully observed the gap between the next two pages.

"How many pages are missing?" Allen asked suddenly, watching his movements.

"En." Eli glanced at the black-haired young man and nodded. He closed the notebook and carefully checked the density of the paper under normal conditions. "About... three pages are missing."

His fingers stroked the bottom of the paper, and he gave a definite answer.

"What?" Neil seemed to be more surprised than Eli and Allen when he heard the words. He showed a look of surprise that made it difficult for Allen and Eli to tell the truth from the fake. "It's missing?!"

The current Patriarch of Val has indeed never noticed that there are missing pages in the experiment notebook.

"This experiment started very early, and it has been secretly carried out in the family for several generations. The record book is kept by each head of the family, and will be passed on to the new head of the family when the next successor takes office. Only the heads of the past generations know the complete experiment Records and progress." Neil recalled the relevant information he knew, "And this conversion experiment was terminated during my father's tenure, and these two records have not been moved since they were passed to me."

Allen: "That is to say, besides you, no one else in the Val family has read these two experimental notebooks?"

"...Yes, that's right."

When answering Allen's question, Neil obviously paused.

Allen noticed the other party's hesitation, he kept his composure, and only put a question mark in his heart.

Eli has turned the experiment log to the end, and the last recorded subject is a female from the human race

The female name is "Julisa Winter".

Under the name, the identity and origin of the woman, as well as the motivation for voluntarily dedicating herself to the experiment, were briefly recorded.

This is a woman who was born in Anqiluo, but she is studying at Osmond College. She loves to study dark elemental spells, is very interested in dark creatures, and volunteers to become a test subject.

"This lady seems to be my father's friend." Neil stared at the pages of the book flipped by the blond young man, and spoke at the right time.

Eli looked up: "Friend?"

"Yes, I met this lady twice at home when I was young, and my father had a good conversation with her. I heard that the two met by chance in the abyss forest. This lady has helped my father a lot."

"Excuse me, do you know the current whereabouts of this Ms. Winter?"

"Sorry, I never saw her again," Neil shook his head apologetically.

"……I see."

The knuckles of the blond young man pinching the corner of the page were slightly white, and there was a trace of regret in his voice. Neil knew why Eli cared so much about this female experimental subject.

In the column of Jiulisa Winter's experiment results, "Success" was impressively written.