Seeing Evie's leaving back, Rachel took a long breath, leaned against the wall, and slowly sat down on the floor of the room.

　　 finally avoided the worst.

　　Rachel buried her face between her knees, recalling what happened at Shicai, Evie's words just now, like a knife and an axe, were carved into her heart.

　　 Is it really wrong to deceive others in the name of love?

　　 "As long as Todd can be rescued, he will make everything okay..."

　　 Hearing these words, Rachel slowly raised his head and saw Aisha's sad face.

　　 Aisha: "I don't have the twists and turns of your group of people. My goal is very simple, to rescue the king and fulfill my original promise."

　　Richier plucked the hair on his forehead and said bitterly: "My purpose is also very simple, I just hope to bring happiness to the one I love."

　　 Aisha looked at the ceiling: "How do you know that the happiness you bring is the happiness that your loved one yearns for?"

　　Richel was stunned and did not speak.

Aisha: "In the days when I was sailing, I opened my eyes every morning and didn't dare to even think about whether I could still see the stars in the night sky. Every day I lived, every sip of cold liqueur For me, it’s the happiest thing."

　　 Aisha: "Look, happiness is that simple. Don't think about things too long ago, and cherish everything now."

　　Rachel looked at Aisha: "Apart from the sea and sailing, don't you think about the future?"

　　 Aisha opened her mouth, but made no sound.

　　 After a while, Aisha shook her head and said softly, "Having a ship that can sail on the sea is my future."

　　Rachel was silent for a long time.

　　 Finally, she stood up and patted Aisha lightly on the shoulder: "Everything will be fine."

　　Rachel walked out of the cabin, came to the aisle, rubbed his face, and then returned to the hall.

　　Looking at the crowded people, Rachel smiled and said, "Everyone relax, the misunderstanding has been eliminated."

　　 Evie, who was sitting at the small table, picked up a grilled fish and took a bite, ignoring the strange eyes of others.

　　Rachel walked to the small table and reached out to Evie, hoping for a symbol of reconciliation.

Evie pulled away Rachel's hand extended and said in a deep voice, "Don't make any mistakes. You and I will never be the same. This journey to the south, you and I will just drop in. Wait until you find it. After the Dragon Lord, everything has his own decree."

　　Richel shrugged helplessly, turned his head and waved, persuading all alien species to go back and continue eating.

　　 On the vast sea, a strangely shaped warship headed south.

　　 In the dark night sky and the sea, the small lights on this battleship are like fluorescent lights in the endless darkness, appearing and disappearing from time to time, drifting to the unknown distance.

　　 Twilight West City, Civic Square.

　　 Thousands of citizens, under the supervision of the Knights and the Crusades, lined up in several mile-long teams, slowly moving towards the row of makeshift tents in the center of the square.

　　 Cumberland sat in the headquarters of the temporary barracks, looked at the continuous line outside, and asked: "Has Wayne come?"

　　 After confirming, the adjutant replied: "Master Dunlop has just arrived."

　　 Cumberland: "Let him in."

　　 Half an hour later, Wayne Dunlop, wearing a lab coat, walked into the barracks.

Cumberland looked at the scholar who was so thin that he had already taken off his human form, and couldn't help but said, "How long have you not eat or rest? You should look for a mirror to look at your face, even if you have just dug from the grave. The dead people who come out are more **** than you look!"

　　 Wayne beckoned as he coughed.

　　 Soon, a group of assistants brought several large boxes and a bunch of weird experiments.

　　 Cumberland glanced, and continued: "What you said... inoculation... I have driven out the citizens from house to house and forced them to the square... But, can you explain?"

　　 Wayne found a place to sit down at random, his voice sounded a little weak: "Time is running out. It should have been before the vaccination to show everyone the safety of the vaccine, but now I can only let you take a look."

　　 Cumberland was puzzled: "What are you looking at?"

　　 The assistants opened the box, took out the complicated experiment equipment, and took out several huge glass sealed jars.

　　 Seeing the contents of the tank clearly, Cumberland and the surrounding knights pulled out their weapons one after another, shouting back.

　　 There are several necrotic parasites in each tank.

　　 These black bugs are constantly tumbling, splitting and twisting in the glass tank, just like a mud loach struggling in a pan, desperately trying to find a place to get out.

　　 Cumberland pointed at Wayne and shouted, "Do you know what you are doing?!"

　　 Wayne waved his hand: "I know it naturally."

　　 After saying this, Wayne nodded to the assistants, indicating that he could start.

　　 The assistants took out several iron cages from another box, which contained living animals such as mice, cats, and dogs.

　　 "Necrotic parasites encounter living creatures, this is generally the case."

　　 An assistant opened the closed tank, then threw a mouse into the tank, and finally closed the tank quickly.

　　 In the harsh rat sounds, dead parasites of living creatures were found, just like flies smelling stinky meat, they got into the rat's body in an instant.

　　 Blood spattered and minced meat flew all over.

　　 Necrotic parasites parasitized the mouse in just a few minutes. Dozens of parasite limbs rose from the mouse's corpse, twisted in the tank, and kept hitting the glass.

　　 Wayne: "However, as long as the vaccine is vaccinated, there will be completely different results."

　　 Assistant took out a palm-length glass tube from a box full of air-conditioning.

There is a light blue liquid flowing in the glass tube. It is a bit sticky and looks a little weird~lightnovelpub.net~ Take a drop of light blue liquid from the glass tube, dilute it and inject it into the mouse’s body, and then The rat was thrown into a sealed tank containing the necromantic parasites.

　　 The parasite got into the mouse again.

　　 However, with the rat's wailing, what everyone did not expect is that the necrotic parasite struggled to get out of the rat again.

　　 As if poisoned, the necrotic parasite tumbling and twisting violently in the jar.

　　 More than ten seconds later, the movement of the parasite gradually slowed down, and finally there was no more movement.

　　 Seeing this scene, Cumberland rounded his eyes: "This is..."

　　 Wayne then ordered his assistant to throw the vaccinated cats and dogs and other living things into the closed tank. The result was naturally the death of parasites.

　　 Cumberland exclaimed in surprise: "With this, you don't have to worry about it anymore on the battlefield!"

　　 Wayne: "Not only the residents of the city, but other living things, such as cattle and sheep and other livestock, cats and dogs, etc., must be vaccinated. That's why I said that time is running out...cough cough cough..."

　　 Cumberland walked out of the tent and shouted: "If the order goes on, everyone will come to the square immediately! Everyone must be vaccinated immediately, and no one can resist the order."

　　 Looking at the old knight's back, Wayne, who kept coughing, picked up a handkerchief and put it to his mouth.

　　 Waiting for the breath to calm down, the weak Wayne took a look at the handkerchief.

　　 The bright and dazzling blood red made Wayne laugh weakly and slowly closed his eyes.

　　 "Your Majesty, sorry..."

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