"What?"

"'Disappear for a while'? What does that mean?"

In the chess and card room of the Spear District, Thales looked at the Qi Magician in front of him in astonishment: "We have only had a few classes in total? And most of the time we were doing incomprehensible questions and answers, and then you told me

,Are you going to 'disappear for a while' now?"

Forget about being naughty, it’s her menstrual period...

Forget about Putilai, the old man has been playing nervously and missing...

Forget it about Lisban and Nicolai, that's it anyway...

but……

But you...

The prince took a deep breath and stared dissatisfied at the man in blue: "According to you, are you really my 'guide'?"

Waiya and Justin, who were standing at the door, noticed the prince's gaffe when "talking to himself". They looked at each other and both cast strange looks.

Thales noticed their behavior, coughed, and pretended to read aloud the lines from the drama book in his hand.

Huaiya and Lord Justin both looked away.

"Quiet," Asheida, who was sitting in front of Thales, hummed softly: "Now you are like a river shrimp jumping up and down in boiling water. This is not a good thing, especially for a magician."

Thales took a deep breath, put down the book, and adjusted himself.

The magician raised his gaze slightly: "Your condition today is worse than last time. What happened?"

what happens?

Thales thought of Selma's performance a few days ago and shook his head with an ugly expression:

"It's nothing, it's just an old problem."

The prince didn't want to say more. He adjusted his attitude and brought the topic back: "So, what's the reason for you to leave in such a hurry?"

Asheida paused for a long while, during which time his eyes were focused on Thales' face, as if he doubted what he just said.

Staring at him, Thales felt a little inexplicably flustered.

But the Qi Demon Master did not pursue the question any further. He said calmly: "Do you know about the Tower of the End?"

Tower of the End?

Isn't that just Wyatt and Cohen...

Thales raised his eyebrows slightly: "Have you heard of it...the swordsman camp that claims to be independent of power and only inherits skills for the future of mankind?"

The magician nodded.

Thales frowned: "So what does it have to do with you and us?"

Aixida chuckled: "As a group that has tried its best to suppress disasters more than 600 years ago and has been alert to disasters for more than 600 years, what do you think the Tower of the End has to do with us?"

Thales mouthed "oh".

"Well, let me think about it..." Thales shrugged: "Tom and Jerry?"

"Or the farmer and the snake?"

Asheida ignored Thales' deliberate teasing, and his tone became solemn: "Recently, a suspicious piece of information circulated in the Tower of the End, and I must travel far away to check its authenticity.

"

Teresi asked curiously: "What information is so important?"

Aixida gently stroked the chess piece in his hand, her eyes shrinking slightly.

"Although that information is very interesting, it's even good news for us..." The magician nodded gracefully and said, "But for your own good, I can't risk telling you the details."

Thales heyed twice and put on an "I knew it was like this" expression on his face, leaving Asheida with a roll of her eyes.

The Qi Magician was unmoved. He gently tapped the pieces on the chessboard: "But I can tell you that this is information that will shock both the two magic queens."

Teresa paused.

Let the two emperors...

Shocked?

Thales stared at Asheida's face, trying to read something from the magician's expression just like everyone else.

But after a confrontation that lasted more than ten seconds, he finally gave up.

"It doesn't matter," Thales sighed, retracting his chair with a slight sense of frustration and self-mockery, and waved his right hand to Asheida, whose face was indifferent: "Anyway, I'm used to you only telling half of your preferences."

Aixida snorted from her nose, not knowing her emotions.

The two fell into silence.

Thales shook off the bad mood the bad news brought him, frowned again, and thought about the current situation: "How long will you be gone?"

"have no idea."

"Maybe a long time," Asheida shook her head: "It's not easy to get close to the Tower of the End."

Thales frowned and stared at the qi magician in front of him, exhaled angrily and helplessly, and rubbed his forehead in frustration.

"But at this time..."

How bad.

When Longxiao City was in the most trouble...

"Alas," Thales sighed softly: "You don't seem to be worried. In the days when you were away and Longxiao City was not peaceful, I suddenly became unlucky and was assassinated?"

The air magician narrowed his eyes.

"Why did you come out to play chess, Thales?"

Thales's heart tightened.

"Perhaps you can hide it from others, child," Aixida snorted coldly and said meaningfully: "But look around: you already know where you are going."

Thales coughed awkwardly, knowing what he was talking about.

In the box, he turned his head and glanced around at the Grand Duke's guards and patrols who had surrounded him on the street, upstairs across the street, and at the door. Then he turned back and gave the magician a deliberate and ugly look.

Fake laugh.

The afternoon sun shines on the platform of this open-air box, dyeing the prince with a forced smile golden.

"how?"

Even though she was under the sun, Aixida, who strangely did not change her color, raised her chin slightly and raised her voice slightly: "It seems that you still have expectations for me?"

Thales rubbed his increasingly tight brows and spread his hands helplessly.

"yes."

"There's nothing hard to admit," the second prince thought hard about the news from Qiyuan City: "I do regard you as one of my trump cards: if things really get to the point of no return, at least I have one last piece of advice.

road."

"But now it seems..."

Thales shook his head and said nothing further.

"In fact," Asheida's eyes lit up slightly, and the tone that Thales had experienced countless times, trying to seduce people's hearts, appeared again from his mouth: "You can choose the 'last way' now."

"As long as you want, the door to the magician will be open for you at any time. Do you want to follow me to the Tower of the End?"

But Thales coughed slightly, as if he didn't hear him, nodded sternly, and waved his hand:

"It's easy to leave without seeing him off."

Aixida looked sideways at his disrespectful student, not angry or angry, but slightly raised the corners of her mouth.

"Tiles," a blue light flashed in the magician's eyes: "During the time I am gone, you can only rely on yourself."

Thales, who was still worried about the situation, let out a breath: "It sounds like you have been of great help to me in the past few years."

Asheida snorted softly.

"Very good, as a parting gift, Thales," the Qi Magic Master said softly, "Let's finish the first lesson."

"first lesson?"

"Tales," Asheida nodded: "You once asked me how the Queen of Magic betrayed us."

His expression became serious: "It's time to tell you: our biggest enemy and threat."

Seeing this unusual teacher's unusual expression, Thales also became a little nervous.

"Oh, then this is really a surprise."

Thales nodded awkwardly at first, then looked around suspiciously: "Wait a minute, you're not going to 'end get out of class' suddenly again in the next second, are you?"

The corners of Aixida's mouth curved.

He sat upright and put the queen's stone that he had been caressing for a long time back on the chessboard "with his own hands". This was really rare for a Qi magician. Afterwards, he said quietly: "Speaking of the final battle, Thales, this is not the case.
To be continued...