Lord of the Silver Crow

At the same time, Ash Manor.

Viscount Di Lude stood in front of the study window, watching the setting sun gradually, and whispered:

"I really didn't expect, Roya, you would step into the sequence under the instigation of the Rose Church."

This elegant and reserved middle-aged man has anger in his eyes.

Behind him is a young girl in a gorgeous cake dress.

She has light red hair that reaches her waist and wears a white soft cap.

"Sorry, father."

The girl lowered her head.

"Forget it."

Viscount Di Lude exhaled:

"Originally, I wanted to find a sufficiently complete and safe sequence as a way for you to step into the mystery. But now, since you have chosen to step into the sequence, you can only move on."

Viscount Di Lude turned around, stepped back slightly, and leaned against the window. The afterglow of the setting sun spilled from behind him, making his body appear dark:

"I told you before. Among the remaining nobles, those who can continue to exist are either unrelated people who have no connection with the mystery, ordinary people who are put on the table as puppets or decorations, or they survive in the epic era. Descendants of the'Blue Blood'."

"Of course, there are also mysterious clever people who have come into contact with other nobles or churches through their status as ornaments, but their understanding of the ‘sequence’ is extremely limited."

"Only the blue blood can come into contact with the real mystery."

"True mystery?"

"Well, I don't know the details, the information left by the ancestors is quite limited..."

Having said this, Viscount Di Lude sighed again, and then continued in an unhurried tone:

"It's too early to tell you these things. That's information that even I can't understand..."

"You should know? How the mystery is formed?"

After quietly listening, Roya lowered her head and fell into silence, seeming to remember something.

After a dozen breaths, she raised her head again and looked at her father who was watching her:

"Well, potions can not only act on humans, but potions can act on any living thing, even...non-living things."

"Yes, the origin of the potion is the legendary ‘meditation’, the ‘meditation’ of the ‘wizard’.”

"The incomplete information left by the ancestors, through the speculation, conjecture and experimentation of the ancestors of the past generations, has learned that the'sequence' ability of potions is the'spell' controlled by the wizard through a specific way of'meditation'.

"Yes, but now, the method of ‘meditation’ is no longer found. It is not a simple way of excluding longing and emptying thoughts to visualize. This method of ‘meditation’ is quite complicated."

"So, now, if you want to control the ability of the corresponding sequence, you need to achieve a fit."

"Fit?"

"Yes, fit. After taking the potion, you need to make your actions fit the ‘symbol’ of the potion, and gradually master the power of the potion through this method.”

"Symbolism, meaning meaning?"

Roya faintly proposed another word as an explanation.

"Well, the meaning... This explanation is a bit vague, it should mean something like ‘theme’ or ‘subject’."

Viscount Nafar deliberated and explained carefully:

"Generally speaking, the'symbol' of a potion is the name of the potion. However, churches, various hidden organizations, as well as nobles and royal families will deliberately hide the existence of mystery and extraordinary power, and will mislead. "

"If you are not a member of this faction, the name of the potion you get may be fake, or a name that is specious and deviates from the original meaning."

"If you do'imitation' according to this name, you will not be able to digest the potion, or the ability will change for better or worse, and will cause the sequence to'run out of control', fall into madness, and even death."

With such a serious consequence, Roya couldn't help but feel her heartbeat, and then she repeated:

"I need to imitate, right?"

"Well, it can also be said to act, imitate, imitate, for example..."

Viscount Nafar thought for a while, and then asked:

"What is the name of the potion that the Rose Church told you?"

Upon hearing this, Roya pursed her lips, hesitated for a moment, and replied:

"Girl."

"Girl?"

Viscount Naphar was taken aback for a moment, and was not even commenting:

"Yeah...and it didn't deviate from the symbol. However, in the records of the ancestors, the symbol of this sequence is two adjectives—"

"Innocence and... camouflage."

"Simple? Disguise?" Roya couldn't help but stunned.

"Yes, the so-called acting is to be consistent with the symbol."

"You need to show innocence, but it is'innocence in disguise.' If it is really innocent, it does not deviate from the symbol, but therefore you cannot fully digest the power of the potion, the power is incomplete."

Viscount Nafar emphasized:

"'Girl' does not deviate from the symbolic meaning, but it can't be said to be completely correct. The people of the Rose Church should have told you that you should play the role of'Girl', right?"

"Well, they let me'study'." Roya thought for a moment.

"Learning? Do you have to obscure the method even for yourself? Forget it, at least not misleading."

Viscount Nafar shook his head, and the figure with his back to the setting sun looked even dim:

"In short, if you want to better master the power of the potion, you need to play the role of'disguised simplicity.' You have to let others see that your simplicity is disguised."

Roya thought for a moment and nodded, as if she had understood what it meant.

"There is a problem here. As long as the mystery fits the "symbol" of the potion, it can act on non-living creatures, giving non-living creatures extraordinary effects."

"An item that has produced extraordinary power will be called a'mystery'."

"The mystery, whether used as materials for researching potions, research sequences, or as props, will be valued by various organizations."

"However, non-living mysterious things have no self-will, and their abilities are basically fixed and will not change. However, their types will vary greatly. Therefore, different mysterious things will have different abilities. ."

"However, in general, even though there will be changes in the details, the general direction will be the same."

"However, the mystery that is exactly the same, even the production process is exactly the same, because the same potion produces different powers."

"The same sequence..."

Nafar rubbed his eyebrows, and a faint red light appeared in his pupils.

Against the backdrop of the setting sun, looking at the faint red in her father's eyes, Roya couldn't help but think of the azure blue brilliance that was completely different from that in the eyes of Bishop Rose who made her determined to step into the sequence.

Viscount Naphar's eyes glowed with red light, and slowly spit out words that made Roya chill for some reason:

"There are differences, or rather, there are pros and cons."