Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 166 Ulysses Tied Up
It is not so easy to force out Ulysses' second personality. One must consider the consequences of stimulating Ulysses' second personality and be prepared to deal with it accordingly.

Moreover, these preparations had to be kept from Ulysses. Although he temporarily put down the work at hand, his sensitivity to intelligence for many years allowed him to detect a little abnormality and then deduce something wrong.

"So... what is this?" Ulysses shook the iron chain on his wrist, and looked at Felisa who was sitting across from him with a playful look, "Junior took great pains to trick me here Come on, do you want to do this to me?"

Felisa was not sensitive to such teasing, she glanced sideways at Azarez: "Are you sure the chain is strong?"

"Don't worry," Azalez is confident in his craftsmanship, "The iron chain is made of magic-sealing materials, combined with refined iron. No matter if you use magic or brute force, it is absolutely impossible to break free."

Ulysses also kept his mouth shut obediently and did not speak.

Today he received an appointment notice from Fred, asking him to come to this manor to talk about something.

This manor was Fred's private manor, and few outsiders knew about it, so he didn't suspect it was a trap at all, so he just came here.

The gatekeeper of the manor opened the door for him, and there were maids working hard in the garden in the distance, as he did every time he came before, everything seemed to be all right, so he walked into the house unsuspecting .

In the end, he was directly knocked unconscious by Asalez, who had been ambushing here for a long time.

As for this kind of back-hitting sap, Asalez did it in a smooth manner, and he was familiar with it, especially Ulysses was not good at fighting, and he couldn't react to his surprise attack, and passed out as soon as he closed his eyes.

When he opened his eyes again, his limbs were already bound by iron chains.

This is not normal, but Felisa must have received Fred's instructions for daring to do something in this manor, and he really wanted to know what Fred was going to do to him.

"It happened for a reason," Felisa nodded apologetically at Ulysses, "Senior, I offended you."

Ulysses smiled coldly: "So what does Fred want to do to me? Want me to die? You will be the executioner?"

Felisa understood Ulysses' anger at the moment. He had always been the only one to tie up and interrogate others. Now that the roles were suddenly reversed, it was normal for him not to accept it.

"Senior, you were joking." Felisa pushed back the question with all her strength. "You are His Highness Fred's important right-hand man, and we won't do anything to you."

Ulysses raised his hand, and the iron chain on his wrist rattled with his movement.

What he meant was self-evident—is this what you don’t know how to do?
Felisa smiled: "Just in case, I'm afraid the senior will hurt me."

Ulysses had nothing else to say, and leaned back on the back of the chair, waiting to see what tricks Felisia was going to play.

Felisa first took a careful look at Ulysses' state, and found that he was still somewhat different from the past. His breath was visible to the naked eye.

She asked, "How is the senior these two days? Are those auditory hallucinations and amnesia bothering you seriously?"

Ulysses was not surprised that she would know, and nodded: "Fred told you? The situation is fine, as long as I ignore the auditory hallucinations, and the amnesia only lasts for a short time, no more than 10 minute."

However, even just 10 minutes of amnesia made him uneasy. He immediately stopped the work at hand and entered a state of recuperation. There was also the content of auditory hallucinations, which he could not tell outsiders anyway.

So he could only cover up and say: "I will adjust my body soon, so His Highness can rest assured."

But he never expected that the girl in front of him is probably the person who knows his abnormality best in this world, Felisa smiled faintly: "Let me guess, what did you hear in your auditory hallucinations?" .”

Ulysses' complexion changed slightly, but he quickly suppressed the discoloration. He once asked the people around him when the hallucinations appeared, and asked them if they heard other people's voices, but they all Tell him no, he doesn't believe that Felicia can know the content of his hallucinations.

But... what if she really knew...

Ulysses collected himself, nodded and said, "Okay, then you can guess."

He was willing to take that gamble.

Felisa said with great certainty: "Your auditory hallucinations are telling you to imprison Nancy, aren't they?"

Such a sentence made Ulysses flustered, he stood up abruptly, as if he wanted to approach Felisa, but was restrained by the iron chain, so he could only stare at Felisa: "Why do you know? "

Asalez turned sideways calmly to block Ulysses' path of action. Although he believed in the strength of the chain, who could say for sure.

As for why Felisa guessed it, it was naturally because Ulysses had already done such a thing. After more than ten years, Ulysses' obsession would only deepen.

Felisa hooked the corner of her mouth: "So I guessed it right?"

Ulysses looked at Felisa with a gloomy expression, gritted his teeth and asked word by word, "You did it to me?"

"What?" Felisa was stunned for a moment, and she didn't realize what Ulysses meant. After she thought about it, she was laughed angrily: "Are you out of your mind? What can I do to you?" What good will it do me to do this?"

Ulysses calmed down and figured it out, it couldn't be Felisa, it was because he was blinded by anger for a while.

"Sorry," he sat back slowly, propping his forehead with his hands and smiling bitterly, "I was too excited."

"My amnesia symptoms appeared more than ten years ago, and I haven't had it again for so many years. I thought it would be cured long ago, but it still recurred."

More than ten years ago, wasn't it the time when Nancy was sent back?
Felisa was puzzled: "Since you have amnesia, why did you think of sending Nancy back?"

Since it was amnesia, he would never know what he had done to Nancy. How could he have the idea of ​​sending Nancy back?

"I don't know either." Recalling the past, Ulysses also showed a bit of confusion on his face, "It seems that he suddenly decided that Nancy must be sent back, and he followed a demon, obviously letting her continue. It's a better choice to stay by your side."

subconscious.As soon as Felisa heard it, she knew that before he lost his memory, the main character left a very strong subconscious mind, which led to his behavior.

"Then... have you ever regretted it?" Felisa asked the question she had asked the Grand Duchess, and she wanted to know how the person concerned would answer it.

Do you regret it?

"Of course not," Ulysses laughed. "She's terribly annoying. She can't learn etiquette, music, or art. She doesn't know what she's doing all day long. Get yourself dirty, climb trees, don't look like a lady girl at all, my mother is dying of a headache for her, send us away early to relieve my family."

At the beginning, he still had a smile in his words, but as he spoke faster and faster, the smile gradually disappeared.

Felisa understood, and she sighed, "You regret it."

because……

Ulysses, crying.

(End of this chapter)