Standing in the center of the institute's conference room, looking at the huge 3D projection in front of him, Meredith covered his mouth and let out a small exclamation.

　　 "Todd, I know you have a secret, but I never thought it was such a secret..."

　　 Todd, who transformed into a human form in the soul space, took out two cans of beer from the freezer, threw a can to Meredith, and opened his own can.

　　 Meredith opened the beer tab in a learned manner, looked at the foam that continued to emerge from it, and was dazed for a long time, and finally said: "This way, many things can be explained."

　　 Todd sat on the office chair and asked, "What can be explained?"

　　 "How can a little man without roots and foundations build a powerful kingdom in just five years? How can he make an epoch-making instrument like a microscope? And..."

　　 Todd stretched out his hand to interrupt Meredith's words: "Let's get into the subject, I want to ask about Jingsu."

Meredith cautiously sat on the swivel chair, twisted her body, and then kicked her feet, turning her body three hundred and sixty degrees on the chair, and said with a smile: "As a person from another more advanced world, For Jingsu, shouldn’t it be known more than I do?"

　　 "I let you down, I don't know more about Jingsu than you."

　　 "By the way! Tell me, what is your world like?"

　　 "As described in the scrolls, giant birds made of steel, tall buildings made of stone, fast-moving iron carts, etc."

　　 Meredith lived in shape, turned his gaze to Todd, and asked tentatively: "Do you think that the world that Patriarch Muayed reached is actually yours?"

　　 Todd tightened his lips: "It may or may not be. What I really care about is, what exactly are the working principles and control methods of the black tower?"

Meredith ignored Todd’s question, but followed the topic of another world and asked: “I’m very curious about one thing. If the black tower can really make people go to your world, you will go back forever. Leave here?"

　　 Todd was silent for a while, and said blankly: "It's useless to discuss these now. I need to know the details of those scrolls."

Meredith took a sip of the beer, frowned and put it down again, without further questioning: "Those scrolls are hidden under the presbytery, and they should be under the care of Elder Eliade. I am just I saw it a long time ago, and I couldn’t retell the specific content."

Seeing Todd widening his eyes in irritation, Meredith smiled and said: "Don't worry, I haven't finished speaking. Although I can't write down all the specific content, I have excerpted the symbols displayed on the crystal screen. And memorize some fragments, I can write to you."

　　 Todd pointed his finger at the 3D projection in front of him: "In the soul space, you can project any memory in the form of pictures and words to the center."

　　 Meredith did as he said, and on the 3D projection in the center of the conference room, a small piece of torn parchment immediately appeared, and some strange and incomplete symbols appeared on the paper.

　　 The first word, one horizontal above, one circle in the middle, and one horizontal below.

　　 The second word is a circle on the top and two horizontal lines on the bottom.

　　 In the third word, there are two circles on the top and a horizontal line on the bottom.

　　 Todd looked at these weird symbols, and his head suddenly became louder: "You mean, these symbols have appeared in the room of the black tower?"

　　 "Yes, they are the symbols that have appeared on the crystal screen. Because these symbols are relatively simple in structure, I can't remember them wrong."

　　 Just as Todd was looking at the symbols carefully, Meredith was also observing his expression. Later, the woman smiled bitterly and said: "It seems that you don't know the meaning of these symbols."

　　 Todd frowned, looked at the picture for a long time, and finally said helplessly: "Although these symbols are simple in structure, none of the words I know match them."

Meredith fiddled with the crow feathers on her body, and her tone sounded disappointed: "Originally, I thought you could decipher these symbols. It seems that this is impossible... In fact, if you want to understand those scrolls, you may have one. A better candidate."

　　 Todd was stunned by Meredith's words, and the latter asked, "A better candidate? Who are you referring to?"

　　 Meredith's expression was smiling, but she couldn't feel the temperature in her words coldly: "Who else can it be, of course it is Rachel."

"Meredith, I know what you want to say...Richel, she is indeed from the Presbyterian Church, and she is indeed a member of the Legion of Discord." Todd stared at Meredith's eyes and said categorically "However, she had the opportunity to abandon me, betray me, and hold the power of the kingdom, but she did not do that. Even during that time in the Kingdom of Shadows, she was resolutely accompanied by me regardless of the danger of her life. By my side. So, she doesn't need to use lies to test my bottom line."

Meredith ignored the anger implied in Todd’s words and said softly: "Todd, women...especially beautiful and smart women, have always been a kind of hatred creatures. They will bury hatred in their hearts. Use every opportunity to accomplish your goal of revenge."

　　 Todd's hands clung to the edge of the table, almost squeezing a sentence from between his teeth: "Do you have any evidence against Rachel's accusation?"

Meredith drew his finger from the black crow feather, placed it on the center of his eyebrows, and said calmly: "There is an ability in the soul link ability that can forcefully read the memories and thoughts of others~lightnovelpub.net ~As long as you use this ability on Rachel, you will naturally know the truth."

　　 Todd lowered his face and said solemnly: "You should understand that I can't do that."

"If this is the case, then please bury this matter in your heart." Meredith shook his head helplessly: "No wonder there is a saying in my hometown that even the most loving couple will have each other. Some little secrets that can't be seen."

　　 After saying this, she stood up and walked to the door of the conference room. Suddenly Todd's shout came from behind.

　　 "Stop!"

　　 Meredith slowly turned his head, the lake-blue eyes under the crow mask looked at the man in front of him, and there were some emotions that were difficult to describe in words.

　　 Todd stared into the woman's eyes, and said in a deep voice, "You are an ancient Tyrolean, you are a foreign species, and you are so familiar with things about the Presbyterian Church... Tell me! Who are you?!"

　　 Meredith sighed slightly: "Who am I...who am I? The name and identity have long been meaningless, but a ghost who has lived for a thousand years but still can't escape the nightmare..."

　　 Before the words fell, Meredith's figure disappeared at the door, leaving the soul space.

　　 Looking at the deserted doorway, Todd sat back on the chair in a daze, lost in deep thought.

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