Lancelot is stalking Veronica.

Blood of Gawain,

He had been following Veronica for several days, but what puzzled Lancelot was that Veronica never went home, but returned to an "ordinary" mansion.

At least compared to her identity, this place was over the top. Lancelot investigated and found that the owner was registered under the name of a businessman named Hevin, and this Hevin didn't seem to have anything special.

Couldn't it be that he has a handsome appearance that is only slightly worse than hers, and is also good at deceiving girls? If so, that would be really big news - Her Royal Highness the Princess's underground love affair with a young businessman, when faced with the challenge of worldly eyes

, what magnificent story will happen.

Lancelot stopped his imagination. Sorry, he always yearned for romantic stories and acted on them himself. But in the final analysis, this is still too strange. Forgive his curiosity. After all, Veronie

Why is Ka staying here?

Did her family know? If so, how could they allow Veronica to be here, and most importantly...

Where does the aura of the dead flowing in her body come from?

And is there some connection between her and the resurrected Knight of the Round Table of Death, Gareth?

Maybe he is not qualified to say this as the person who killed Gareth, but in Lancelot's view, even if Gareth comes back from the dead, he will not regard his revenge as the most important thing, even here

Attack yourself under such circumstances.

This is definitely not what the knight did.

Therefore, he believed that behind Gareth, there must be other forces pushing him to bring him in front of him, and on the first day he came to Wharton, he saw Veronica who exuded the aura of death.

Is this a coincidence?

Lancelot has heard that the Gawain family has some connection with a lost god of death - he met their ancestors hundreds of years ago, but the situation now may be completely different.

It's changing with each passing day.

It's just that he has been observing for several days and Veronica hasn't come home yet. How can he figure out what the Gawain family has done?

Should he take the initiative to "ask"?

Fortunately, when he was about to run out of patience, the situation changed.

Someone else showed up.

A girl—even by his standards, a very beautiful girl—waved to Veronica and walked out of the building.

She has long blond hair, and her age is difficult to determine. She may have just turned fourteen, or she may already be sixteen, but she is obviously not yet an adult.

He knows her name.

Hala, the daughter of the owner of the mansion, but he didn't expect her to be so beautiful.

Beautiful, this word popped into his mind instantly.

No matter from which angle you look at it, it is perfect. Everything about it is like the result of the joint exploration of beauty by several top artists. It is by no means something that nature itself can breed, and is only a creation of human beings.

monster.

This is Lancelot's second thought. Yes, mortals may not be able to understand it, but he himself has the ultimate pursuit of beauty, so he can understand that this kind of charm is very common sense and should not appear in humans.

Now he began to suspect that Hevin was actually an "evil" warlock who conducted transformation experiments on ordinary girls' Hora, using human beings as materials to explore beauty.

In the end, Lancelot still couldn't restrain his thoughts.
Chapter completed!