Huggins stood up slowly, picked up the torch on the ground, and lit it again, only to find that Marcos's figure had already retreated into the darkness.

After walking two steps in the direction of the elevator, Hudgens suddenly heard Miles' voice sound again.

"Don't get closer, my old friend, this is not where you should be."

Huggins rubbed his sore old waist, and said incredulously: "Myris, why are you here?"

"Fate, good luck, any word that you and I can think of."

Huggins looked at the lift platform with two figures, one large and one small, with the faint light of fire.

The big figure is three meters high and looks as strong as a hill. It must be the "Marcos." An old monk?

With a lot of questions in his mind, Huggins asked loudly: "Myris, where have you been all these years?"

Myris didn't seem to be going to answer this question: "My old friend, tell me, what do you think of death?"

"Um? What?"

"If the end of life is not the final end, but the starting point for pursuing the truth, would you choose to embrace it?"

"Wait a minute, what are you talking about?"

"I once pursued pleasure, pursued wealth, and later, under the name of God, hoped to obtain the peace of my soul... But in the end, I found that everything was a mistake in the name of life."

Huggins raised his hand and made a stop motion: "Myris, my old friend, to be honest, you scared me a bit."

Miles was silent for a moment.

Then he said to Huggins: "I shouldn't have said this to you, you are not ready yet."

Huggins said, "Myris, I don't know what you have experienced? But you can trust me and go back with me."

"Go back?" Myris's voice became hoarse: "I can't go back a long time ago."

Huggins still didn't give up: "We go back to Twilight. Your Majesty has been looking for you... I mean, Todd has been looking for you. You still remember him, right?"

"Todd..."

Miles fell silent again.

Just when Huggins thought the other party was leaving, Myris's voice sounded again: "Soon, Tyrol City will be swallowed by the black plague."

"The light of life will flow into the sea of ​​death, human beings will no longer have selfish desires, there will no longer be internal strife, and the road to truth will soon be opened."

Huggins was stunned: "The black plague?"

Miles said to Huggins: "If you are not ready to give up life and embrace death, then leave here... However, no one can escape this ultimate fate."

Seeing that Myris' voice was getting farther and farther away, Hudgens yelled anxiously: "Don't go!"

Miles walked away slowly, leaving only the last vague words, still echoing in Huggins' ears.

"Tell... Todd... I'm... sorry..."

The soul image ends.

Todd opened his eyes and looked at the nothingness after the image disappeared, and was silent for a long time.

Huggins whispered, "Your Majesty?"

Todd seemed a little unable to believe all that: "Is that really Myris?"

Huggins nodded: "Your Majesty, I am also very surprised. I haven't heard from Miles for many years. He was like... missing."

Todd rubbed his temples, looked at the fuzzy shadow in the image, and recalled the encounter with Miles in the Southern Empire.

The alien who was the first to lend a helping hand to him in this other world, the first teacher to teach him the teachings, first went to the southern empire, and now he appeared in the city of Tyrol?

Why?

Huggins said to Todd: "Your Majesty, I need to remind you one thing."

"what?"

"Myris called out a person's name just now, do you still have an impression?"

Todd recalled the soul image he had just seen.

"Marcos?"

Huggins nodded: "Yes, it's Marcos."

Todd asked, "Who is Marcos?"

Huggins sighed faintly: "At first I didn't react, but then I remembered who it was."

"At the beginning, when you first arrived at San Sidlo Abbey, headed by Myris, there used to be a small organization that sheltered alien species-Mutual Aid Association."

"Its members include several alien species around San Sidro Monastery, namely Myris, me, Raglan couple, Jerry, Edgar, Black Sheep Karin..."

Todd nodded as he listened: "I've seen all these people."

Huggins continued: "There is one other person left, you may not have seen him, Marcos. He went out to deal with affairs at the time and did not return to the San Sidro Monastery."

Todd asked Huggins, "What happened to this man named Marcos?"

"died."

"died?"

Huggins touched his chin and said uncertainly: "Or, it should be dead."

"What's the meaning?"

"The next thing, I listened to Alfonso. He was still a member of the alien bounty team, and met Marcos in a hunt. After a battle, Alfonso beheaded Marcos's Head, and used it to receive the bounty."

Todd was a little surprised: "Marcos was killed by Alfonso?"

"That's right. Later, Marcos' head was stored in the dungeon of the Silver Ring City Heresy Inquisition, in other words, it was kept as a trophy."

Todd paused for a moment, and then said, "So there is such a story."

"Your Majesty, it's too early now, and the following things are even more bizarre."

"Um?"

"After the Death of the Silver Ring, I once searched the records of the heresy court, and wanted to take out Marcos' head and bury this old friend. But what surprised me was that shortly after Marcos died~www. lightnovelpub.net~ His head was stolen."

"Not only that, Alfonso also told me that he once converged and buried Marcos's body, but when I went to see it later, the tomb was dug up and the body was taken away."

The expression on Todd's face became more and more solemn: "The head and the body were stolen? Who would do it?"

Huggins looked at the image and said slowly: "I haven't figured out this matter before, but after meeting Myris, I suddenly guessed the answer."

Todd frowned and asked, "You mean, these are all Myris did? But why did he do this?"

"Your Majesty, there is a rumor, maybe you don't know... Marcos is actually the illegitimate son of Miles, but because the latter is a monk, this relationship has been kept secret."

Marcos is Miles' illegitimate son?

Like a key puzzle, Todd finally had a complete conjecture of the whole incident.

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