novelaction Chapter 271: Caesar and Nellie's Chapter
Chapter 271: Caesar and Nellie's Chapter
I don’t know what exactly Caesar said to Ornn IV, but it wasn’t long after he came out of there.
There's not much you can say in such a short time.
After refusing the carriage that Thoring Allen offered to take him back, his figure flashed, and the next moment, he disappeared from the spot.
It was not yet dark and he still had things to do.
It's urgent.
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Nellie has been avoiding Caesar since that day.
Sometimes, when she was doing something, she would unconsciously stare into space.
Sometimes one person shakes his head, and sometimes one person smiles foolishly.
I blush from time to time.
Sometimes he would show a troubled expression, with a sad face, as if he had some big problem to solve. ?
These were summarized by the glimmer that followed her.
What are the symptoms?
Was she hit by some kind of mind-control magic? Or was it some other messed-up mental control magic that directly invaded her brain?
Otherwise, it would be difficult to explain symptoms like this with other reasons.
No, there is another way to explain it.
That means Princess Nellie has become a fool, the kind of person who just drools every day.
No, no, no, you can't think like that.
Usurpation. Usurpation.
The previous ones are all nonsense.
I think the specific situation of Princess Nellie can be seen from a glimpse.
It’s that man, the man called Caesar.
Tsk tsk tsk, what kind of means are there to control a Vatican professional who is at epic level and about to reach legendary level for such a long time.
It's really awesome.
After all, they believe in light in their hearts and have a high resistance to various spiritual magic.
It is amazing that he could keep Her Highness the Saint from eating or drinking for such a long time.
As she was thinking this, she was standing guard outside the place where Her Highness the Saint worked, leaning against the wall and thinking about all sorts of things.
As a candidate for Pope, Her Highness Nellie has a lot to learn and must learn how to deal with all kinds of things.
Otherwise, when Princess Nellie really succeeds to the position of Pope in the future, it will be too late to learn.
she thought.
The next second, someone appeared in front of her, silently and without any warning.
She was almost scared to death, after all, she was distracted just now.
But she saw the face of the person in front of her.
"Lord Caesar?" she asked.
"Yeah." Caesar nodded at her: "Nellie is in there, right?"
"Yes, yes." She nodded quickly and replied.
"That's good." Caesar raised his hand and knocked on the door.
"Knock knock."
A crisp knock on the door sounded.
"Come in." Nellie's reply came from inside.
She was so focused on her work and study that she didn't even notice who was outside.
The door was pushed open by Caesar, creaked, and then closed again.
Wow, what are you doing here?
Wei Guang stood outside and listened.
Is this another sour and stinky storyline?
She thought so, but the door was closed and she couldn't see what was going on inside.
At this time, Nelly was working without raising her head, writing furiously.
"What's the matter?" she asked.
"Did you promise someone something?" A familiar voice came from the front of her, so familiar that she knew who it was as soon as he uttered the first syllable.
"Xize? Why are you here?" Nellie looked a little flustered.
"What did you promise them?" Nellie was still a little unresponsive.
"Oh, that's it." Nellie reacted quickly.
"Is it the commission from Prince Ornn?" said Nellie.
"No, I just said that if you agree, I will go to help." Nellie blinked.
"You really didn't agree?" Caesar asked again.
"Really?" Nellie was confused.
"For such a big matter, I must wait for you to make the decision." Nelly replied.
"That's good." Caesar nodded.
"What do you think?" Caesar sat on the chair opposite Nellie's desk, with a table between them. "What do you think about this matter?"
"What do you think? What do you mean?" Nellie didn't understand what Caesar wanted to ask.
"What will you do if something goes wrong over there?" Caesar asked more clearly.
"Of course I'm going to help." Nellie answered without hesitation: "How can I just leave it alone?"
"......" Caesar frowned.
"What's wrong?" Nellie didn't know what Caesar wanted to do.
"Can you promise me one thing?" Caesar said, "If Thorin Allen comes to ask you for help to conquer the restricted area in Orne, don't go."
"Don't want to go?" Nellie was puzzled: "Why?"
"Don't worry about it. Can you promise me this?" Caesar repeated.
"If something really happens, I can't just ignore it," said Nellie.
"If we leave it alone, it will go against my philosophy." Nellie said seriously.
She could probably guess why Caesar said all this, but she couldn't just listen to Caesar, she had her own ideas.
"Thoring told me about the plan. I think it should be okay, right?" Nellie said as gently as possible, "I think his plan is feasible?"
"If what he said is true, there will be more than ten epic-level warriors joining us, right? In addition, I have heard about those forbidden zone raiders. They seem to have obtained some rewards from the forbidden zone. It is said that they will not have any problem even facing legendary-level warriors."
"We have dealt with that monster before, right?" Nellie said tentatively, "I think we have the experience and ability to deal with such a situation. After all, we are much stronger than we were back then."
"As long as you are careful, and with you here, this won't be a difficult commission."
"I don't think so." Caesar's tone was quite firm: "Irena is not with us. If a battle breaks out, I will not be able to guarantee your safety. If something happens to you, I will not be able to face it."
"I don't want you to be at risk, even a little bit."
Definitely.