This aura is deadly

Diana slowly exited the room and gently closed the door.

Poloz looked at the closed door, then put the basket down and took out the small hourglass inside.

"Ms. Lucina, let me see your wound."

She sat on the edge of the bed, turned Lucina over, and lifted up her nightgown.

"You also saw it yesterday." Lucina said.

"This is something I do every day," Poloz said.

She looked at Lucina's waist and abdomen. The bandage was white and very clean, so she took out the scissors, put the scissor blade under the bandage against the skin, and cut it off with a click.

Due to the use of wound adhesive, the wound on Lucina's right waist and abdomen has now become scabbed. After resting for many days, the bruises on her abdomen have also faded a lot. To put it simply, she is almost healed.

"It looks like you're recovering much faster than I thought, Ms. Lucina," Poloz assessed.

Lucina sat up, looked at Poloz angrily, and said, "It could have been faster."

She glanced at the small hourglass on the table and wanted to throw it out of the window.

"Lie down, Ms. Lucina," Poloz ordered.

Lucina lay down obediently, feeling something indescribable suppressing her.

"Are you thinking about the questions I've been asking you these past few days?" Poloz asked.

"I don't want to talk to you about this..." Lucina turned her head.

Poloz was silent for a while, seeming to give up something, put the hourglass back, and then applied new ointment and bandage to Lucina.

"You'll be fine soon, Ms. Lucina, very soon," Poloz said.

Lucina looked at her, said thank you, and ignored Poloz.

Poloz exited the room and saw Diana leaning against the wall at the bottom of the stairs, holding an apple in her hand.

"Done?" Diana asked, looking at Poloz and taking a bite of the apple.

"She's getting better soon. I think this is my last visit," Poloz said.

"You have been taking care of her these days, I think she will miss you." Diana smiled.

"I don't think so, no one will miss the pain. What do you think, Diana?" Poloz also smiled.

"Are you leaving now?" Diana asked.

"If you want to talk to me about that topic more...I don't mind staying a little longer," Poloz said.

Diana nodded and took Poloz into her room.

Outside the gate, Parker saw all this through the crack in the door. It seemed that after several days of weird behavior, Diana finally found an opportunity. He originally wanted to use his mobile phone to contact Chen Ke, but he remembered that there were no satellites in the sky in the 19th century. There is no cell signal at all.

"So, tell me, Poloz, are there any places in Longtown that are suitable for single girls like us to have fun?" Diana sat on the bed and crossed her legs.

Poloz put the basket on the table aside, took out a small hourglass from it, and placed it in the most conspicuous place.

Diana subconsciously felt as if she was being suppressed by some kind of feeling. She moved her limbs, but she didn't feel like she was being immobilized. She could move freely, but the feeling of being controlled was very strong.

This is what Chen Ke calls the little hourglass. Preliminary judgment is that it can control emotions and prevent people from acting as they wish.

"Diana, take off your clothes." Poloz smiled.

Diana's hands began to unbutton her own buttons. After she unbuttoned two, she realized that her body was acting on its own.

"Oh... Poloz, I... what did you do?" Diana asked in surprise.

"I didn't do anything, I just wanted to see your body." Poloz smiled.

Diana unbuttoned all the buttons and then took off her white top from behind. Poloz carefully looked at Diana's upper body, his eyes were like selecting healthy breeding pigs.

"So, when can I put my clothes on?" Diana smiled.

"If I were a man...Diana, I would try to possess you." Poloz said.

"A lot of men say that, but they all fail," Diana said.

"Including Mr. Chen?" Poloz asked.

"He's special," Diana said.

"I want to ask you a question, Diana." Poloz said.

"What?" Diana said.

"When you talk about fulfillment, do you mean giving birth to an heir?" Poloz asked.

"Otherwise? Poloz? Don't you hope?" Diana asked.

"Have you ever considered having children?" Poloz asked again.

"Yes, I have thought about it. I want to marry a strong man, but when and how many children I will have, I have the final say." Diana said.

"Very well, Diana, your wish will come true." Poloz smiled.

"What are you talking about?" Diana raised her eyebrows.

"Your belly will be blessed because of your will. The blood of the Great One will lead you into the Kingdom of Heaven, and you will be His bride in the magnificent castle." Poloz said.

"What about you? Poloz? Have you ever considered having children?" Diana asked.

"Put on your clothes, Diana, it's time for us to set off." Poloz did not answer Diana's question. She picked up the small hourglass and held it in her hand, holding the basket in her other hand.

Diana put on her clothes obediently. She felt that her body was out of control and she could not act according to her wishes.

"There are many interesting places in Longtown. I can take you there." Poloz said.

"Now?" Diana asked.

"Of course, you need a headscarf, it's a bit cold at night." Poloz said.

Diana took off the red hooded scarf from the side and covered her face. The clothes she wore were all 19th-century women's clothing given by Evie. The upper body was a white linen shirt, and the lower body was a brown sarong skirt and cloth. Make shoes. The holy diamond given by Chen Ke was hidden in her shoe.

"It's time for us to go Diana." Poloz said.

The two of them left the room one after another and walked towards the door.

Poloz opened the door but didn't see Parker. She cautiously looked upstairs again and saw that the door was ajar. She thought Parker must be with Lucina, so she quickly went out and led Diana towards the street. Go up.

"Diana, don't talk, don't make any sound, just follow me and don't look back." Poloz ordered.

Diana could only nod numbly, and her feet followed Poloz's pace uncontrollably. Although she still retains her sanity.

The function of this small hourglass is not like controlling the mind, nor does it damage the human mind. In addition to controlling the body, this thing seems to be able to suppress certain emotions of the person being controlled.

While following Poloz, Diana analyzed the working principle of this small hourglass, and initially judged that this thing was not unconditionally controlled. At least, Poloz was constantly giving orders.

But at the same time, Diana also noticed that even though she was obedient to Poloz's words now, there were some things where the person being controlled had the upper hand.

For example, Lucina must have avoided or rejected Poloz's constant questions about fertility before, so Poloz couldn't take her out.

It seems that this hourglass requires the controlled person to give affirmative answers to key questions in order to completely control the other party.

Diana followed Poloz all the way out of the neighborhood controlled by the thieves, heading in an unknown direction.

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