Allen and his little bones [Western Fantasy]

According to the plan, after breakfast the next day, Allen said goodbye to Neil and Louis respectively.

Because he had already mentioned that he wanted to leave the night before, Neil arranged the carriage, and let him and Eli return to school in the Val family's iconic carriage.

It was still inconvenient for Louis to show up outside, and Allen went into the secret room again early in the morning, and said goodbye to him in that small room like a warm room.

The twins of Val's family seem to have a lot of free time recently. They acted as coachmen to send Alan and Eli back. By the way, they also took Herbert who had to return to school after the rest day.

It was rare for Herbert to enjoy the treatment of being picked up and sent back and forth by his brothers, but he was not happy. He always felt that Alan and Eli just stayed at home for two nights, and the relationship between the two seemed to be different It's the same, making him look even more troubled than before.

——But what is he bothering about?

Herbert paid only a brief attention to this question, and found it too troublesome to investigate.

Instead of figuring out the source of his troubles, he wants to know why the "troubles" expand.

However, the misfortune of young master Val is that he is stubborn and stubborn by nature, so he can't take the initiative to inquire about the progress of other people's relationship.

And what's worse, as soon as he thinks about why the relationship between the two has changed, the first thing that comes to mind is what Allen said that day.

This "day" is the day when Eli suddenly transformed back into a human being.

Allen first admitted that he and Eli spent the night together, and asked the other party if he was tired... What is the truth behind these two sentences? Herbert, who is not easy to ask, doesn't know yet. You can only understand it in your own way.

Then he didn't even want to take the initiative to ask.

In this way, the carriage carried Alan who didn't know anything and was concentrating on the materials, Eli who was aware of it but kept reading the materials without saying a word, and another Herbert who was sitting still and actually having a turbulent heart.

The atmosphere in their car was quite subtle and they arrived at Black Academy.

...I didn't know that when the carriage drove out of the gate of Val Manor, Neil stood in front of the study window and watched them off.

"Send those two boys away?"

As soon as he stepped on the soft carpet, Neil heard Louis' lazy voice when he returned to the secret room.

Looking up, the silver-haired man with the same face as himself was indeed reclining on the sofa in a casual posture, with a pair of long legs curled up on the armrests, flipping through a biography that he did not know where.

"Well, let's go."

Seeing how his brother didn't plan to move a seat for him at all, Neil sighed and turned around to walk to the small sofa opposite.

Then his waist suddenly sank.

The arm protruding from behind hooked his waist and pulled him straight back. He secretly said in his heart that the other party always likes to do this, and he never gets tired of playing it. His body naturally relaxed and let the other party take the lead.

From the surrounding walls to the fireplace to the ceiling to the low coffee table, the scenery of half the room passed in the eyes, and finally the rotating scene in front of him stopped, and the line of sight was just at the same level as the coffee table.

Neil was dragged back to the couch by his brother.

At some point, the other party retracted his legs and made him sit where the other party had put his legs.

"We've done everything we can." After Neil sat down firmly, he didn't mind Louis' rashness, he just said.

"He will succeed." Louis threw away the book, and finally sat up straight, touching Neil's shoulders, "So do we."

"I don't count on it." Neil laughed, and he patted his brother's leg with a soft and comforting force. "I just hope it can be over before we get to Osborn and Jeffrey."

"Alan Wolf is a solid young man."

"I know that when I asked Herbert to take the initiative to approach Allen, I just wanted to find out the truth-after all, this 'hope' is too young."

"In the end, the reality was only half clear, and the son was almost involved?"

"Hey, kid, he just happens to be at this ignorant age..."

Seeing that the topic was about to be successfully brought to the child, and then he could talk about the worries of minors and the friendship of young people, but Louis was not really led away by Neil. Pulling back, he looked deeply at his brother.

Neil: "...Louis?"

"It will definitely end." Louis repeated this sentence twice emphatically.

Neil and his brother looked at each other silently for a moment, then stretched out his hand to wrap his arms around the other's shoulder.

"It's going to end sooner or later," he said, "but if it doesn't work out for me, it doesn't matter, I've already prepared for this mentally, I just don't want it to continue to Jeffrey and Oss itself. , I hope we are the last..."

The last few words were drowned between the lips and teeth, and neither the current Patriarch nor the Hidden Patriarch of the Val family let it be said.

—A pair of victims.

"Little teacher, can you stop for a while?"

When they arrived at Black Academy, the twins stopped Alan who was about to walk into the academy with Eli.

"We want to borrow you away for a while."

Jeffrey gestured to the corner of the gate on the side, and Osborne bowed slightly to Allen, making a standard "please" gesture.

Of course, Allen didn't mind talking with the twins again. He told Eli to wait for him for a while, and then walked towards the corner with the twins.

"You've met Uncle Louis, haven't you?" Jeffrey asked directly after walking to the corner.

Allen felt certain from his tone and Osborn's expression, and the meeting between him and Louis was not considered a top secret, so he nodded generously: "Yes."

Osborne got closer to Allen: "Is there anything you can tell us?"

"Reveal?" Allen asked calmly.

The twins looked at each other, and they both got stuck.

After a long while, it was Jeffrey who spoke again as a brother: "We can't say for sure, but Osborne and I have always had a vague feeling that uncle and father seem to be hiding something from us. Since father Take you to see your uncle, we guess he might tell you something."

"That's why we asked," Osborne said.

Allen heard it a little funny: "If it's something inside your family, Mr. Louis didn't even tell you two heirs, how could he tell me an outsider?"

—although Louis did tell him.

"Because my father said you are 'special'." Jeffrey shrugged and put his arms around his brother's back.

Osborn nodded seriously from the side, and took one arm back.

The two identical faces stared at Alan again.

Before leaving the Chamber of Secrets for the first time, Allen asked Louis that he wanted to know if Osborne and Jeffrey knew about the curse, and Louis shook his head.

"The two of them don't know about it, and Neil and I haven't told them anything yet." The silver-haired man sat upright, his back straight, as if he was supporting an invisible beam, "I must let the curse end here, Save Neil and set them free."

The description and tone of Louis when he said this flashed in his mind, and Allen's attention returned to the other pair of twins in front of him.

He regretfully shook his head at Jeffrey and Osborn: "No, he didn't say much to me."

The twins let out a disappointed "shh" in unison, but didn't ask any more questions.

After seeing off the twins, and parting ways with Herbert, who somehow had a stern face, at the gate of the college, Alan finally reunited with Eli—with a Hall who had been the background board for a long time—and walked towards the staff dormitory together. .

"Ah oh."

When he walked to the door of the dormitory, Hall, who had been quiet for a long time, saw that there was no one around, so he sighed with emotion.

Alan and Eli, who were walking in front, turned their heads to look at him together, both with inexplicable expressions.

"One room." Hall pointed to the door, and said to Allen with a smile, "No wonder you asked 'two rooms' the night you first arrived at Val's house."

The implication in this sentence is already full.

However, Allen didn't realize what he was implying for a while, and he opened the door and walked in with a "huh", Holden should have watched him enter the door with awe-inspiring eyes, while the black-haired young man had already walked in the door , he quietly patted Eli on the shoulder, and muttered in a low voice: "The difficulty is so high, and there is a long way to go."

Eli: "..."