girl knight zero

Chapter 346 Hardy This Man

The longer he spent with Hardy, the creepier Murphy became.

This person is too unfathomable, his level of terror far exceeds that of Sifli.

Every night, Murphy tried to stab him in his sleep, but she knew she couldn't kill Hardy.

Although Hardy trusts her very much and does not defend her at all, her strength is far from Hardy's. If she really does something, Hardy will only kill her instantly, and then Edmund will lose her inner support forever.

After copying the book list, Murphy folded all the paper into paper cranes and put them in his cabinet.

Hardy has seen her cranes a few times, which she explains as a way to pass the time.

Because Hardy couldn't see the words on the paper crane, he didn't doubt it, and instead praised her paper crane for its delicate folding.

"It's beautiful, like it's alive. It looks elegant when it flies," Hardy said at the time.

Murphy was a little nervous, wondering if the "living" in Hardy's words had other meanings.

Although the paper cranes are highly secretive, there is spiritual power attached to them, which Hardy should be able to detect.

Since then, Murphy has only released the paper cranes late at night.

Soon, it was dark.

Murphy looked out the window and then at the time. Hardy should not be asleep at this point.

She walked gently outside Hardy's study and took a look inside.

Sure enough, Hardy was still reading under the lamp.

He held a book in one hand and rested his chin in the other, looking very focused.

For a moment, Murphy had an illusion, as if sitting in front of him was a human being, an ordinary teenager, rather than a terrifying monster.

After closing the door, Murphy went back to his room, took the paper cranes out of the cabinet, carried them to the balcony and let them fly into the air.

The paper cranes swayed a few times in the air, flapping their wings and flying leisurely.

They fly fast and gracefully, like a group of white elves in the night sky.

After seeing the paper cranes disappearing into the night sky one after another, Murphy heaved a sigh of relief and leaned against the railing to rest.

The palace she now resides in is a historic relic dating back to the time of King Odin.At that time, after King Odin recovered the whole continent, he built a palace by the sea and lived there for three years.

Although it has gone through hundreds of years of wind and rain, this palace still stands tall, like a holy goddess, gazing at the sea affectionately and forever.

A sea breeze blew past, blowing Murphy's hair up.

Murphy brushed the hair by his ears, and turned to look at the sea ahead.

The night is beautiful tonight, and the sea is shining with silver light, like fragments sprinkled with stars, flowing gently with the undulations of the waves.

Back then, when she left Xinghai, it was also such a clear starry night.

"You may become the food of night goblins as soon as you leave the country; or you may be raped and killed by night goblins in estrus. Even if you survive by chance, it will be difficult for you to get close to leader-level night goblins, and it will be even more difficult to gain their trust .If you successfully break into their side, you will not be able to return to your homeland for life. Even if we defeat them in the future, it will be difficult for you to return to your previous life. This is the fate of spies. Neither side is home, and you will become The loneliest man in the world."

Edmund had told her so when he saw her off.

"I don't care about these things." Murphy stared at Edmund with cat-like eyes, "I just want to make sure: Carl, will this help you?"

"Of course, if you can succeed, it will bring great help to me, the entire knight order, and even mankind, and maybe even determine our fate." Edmund replied.

"I don't care about the fate of mankind." Murphy smiled and dusted off the cigarette, "I only care about you."

Hearing this bold confession, Edmund was not moved, but showed a sad expression.

"Murphy, this is not an order. You have the right to refuse. If you refuse, I will never blame you." Edmund said softly.

"Carl, if I refuse, are you willing to marry me? Leave here together and live a peaceful life in a distant place."

"No, I will never leave the Knights, let alone get married."

"Haha, I knew you would say that. You are a man with nothing but blood on his mind, a true knight. I love you, Karl. I would sacrifice my life to your dream, it is my love Your way is the only thing I can do for you."

Hearing these words, Edmund couldn't help being a little shaken. He avoided Murphy's eyes and tried hard to control his emotions.

After a while, Edmund turned his gaze back: "I'm sorry, Murphy."

Murphy stretched out his beautiful index finger, gently covered Edmund's lips, and then shook his head.

"Don't say that. Carl, you just have to answer one question: Do you need me?"

"Yes, I need you."

"Great. Now I'm the happiest person in the whole galaxy." Murphy happily spread his arms around Edmund's neck.

"Goodbye, Karl. I will make it, and wait for my good news."

After speaking, Murphy kissed Edmund lightly on the lips, turned around and walked resolutely abroad.

Edmund took two steps forward. He wanted to call Murphy to stop, but in the end he didn't say anything, just watching Murphy's figure disappear into the night silently.

It was a long time later when Murphy first sent back the victory report.

After receiving the letter, Edmund immediately sent the good news to the queen, and then closed the office door and sat alone for a whole afternoon, holding Murphy's paper crane in his hand.

In the middle of his desk, there was a locked drawer full of Murphy's paper cranes, each one of them neatly folded.

This is Edmund's only secret, a secret that belongs only to him.

"Murphy, are you asleep?" Just as Murphy was immersed in memories, Hardy's voice suddenly appeared outside the door.

"I haven't slept yet, what's the matter?" Murphy hurried over and opened the door.

"Do you know these words?" Hardy handed over a magical novel.

Murphy took a look and saw a spell written in the novel, which didn't look like any known text.

"I don't know, maybe it's the author's own words!" Murphy replied.

"No, it's definitely not his original writing, but some kind of mature writing." Hardy replied, "Because after I saw this line of writing, I suddenly had a feeling of déjà vu, and I vaguely felt that I knew these words." Character."

"Could it be that you saw it at the base? Apart from the base, you have never been to other places."

"No." Hardy shook his head. "The memory I'm talking about is not the memory after birth. It's the memory engraved in the body, like an animal's instinct."

"You don't want to talk about the memory of the previous life, do you?"

"It's kind of similar. Can you help me find more books with this kind of text? I think these words can open the valve of my memory, maybe they can help me find the information of my ancestors."

(End of this chapter)