Mystery: Lucky One

Chapter 115 Chapter77 Who is the protagonist?
There is extremely dangerous forbidden knowledge hidden in the title of the book... Klein subconsciously paid attention to this information, and then felt that this seemed normal.

After all, the content of that book doesn't sound very safe.

They were silent for a while, and Klein suddenly remembered Leonard's words about the protagonist and asked curiously: "So, do you still remember who the protagonist of that book is?"

Alice choked suddenly. She looked at the ceiling, Klein, the table, and the floor. Klein looked at Alice's behavior and finally couldn't help but ask, "Is there anything that can't be said?"

Alice opened her mouth, hesitated and swallowed back the words "This book tells the love story between you and Amon", and said sincerely: "You."

"What?" Klein asked subconsciously.

Alice looked at Klein sincerely and replied, "The protagonist of this book is you."

Klein looked at Alice's expression and recalled her behavior just now, feeling that things were not that simple. He asked: "Then why did you look like that just now?"

Alice suddenly wanted to find a piece of tape to plug Klein's mouth.

This was really a somewhat unworkable idea, and Alice quickly gave up, giving an answer that was truthful but not entirely truthful: "Because I always feel that being the protagonist in a book like this doesn't sound like a thing." Good thing."

Klein nodded with deep sympathy, and then asked curiously: "What about you? What is your identity in the book?"

Alice's smile suddenly disappeared. She was certain that there was absolutely no time traveler named Shen Yinghuan in that book - otherwise Song Shu's original judgment of her would not have been a "natural monster".

In other words, there might be one less if at the beginning of that sentence.

yes! Song Shu had clearly mentioned the title of the book to her, and it was called Secret... Secret... Hiss!

Alice's face turned pale and she quickly stopped her memories.

When holding her head and looking at Klein's worried eyes, Alice said numbly: "Actually, you don't need to be so worried. After all, it might be a good thing if I die like this...right?"

Klein, who was familiar with Alice's character, chose not to answer this sentence.

Alice sighed in disappointment and expertly caught her wandering thoughts.

She remembered what the goddess told her before she was resurrected, that there was an unknown existence that erased the existence of the original owner of this body from its destiny and inserted it into her destiny.

Maybe she really doesn't belong in this book, maybe that "unknown existence" involves the truth about her time travel.

In other words, her blank past.

So...the next question is, did that book really exist in that lost civilization? Or, the existence of a vanished earth civilization is actually the setting of that book. She really comes from another world...

Moreover, the idea of ​​living in a book always reminds her of some not-so-good memories.

She couldn't forget the quill pen 0-08 that could write without ink, and of course she couldn't forget Ince Zangwill.

If this book existed in a civilization that once disappeared on Earth, would its creator be a powerful extraordinary person? The story he wrote finally appeared in the world... Having said that, the history of this world is not even remotely similar to the civilization of the earth. Could it be that someone also wrote it...

This was a dangerous thinking direction. Alice quickly pulled her thoughts back to another question: What was the purpose of that "unknown existence" that threw her into this book?

Alice had many questions, but unfortunately, she couldn't get the answers to them. She could only look at Klein and answer:

"Maybe I shouldn't exist in this book, but was just stuffed in by another existence... Besides, why can't I just travel through a novel with you as the protagonist?"

Klein felt that he was convinced, and he analyzed carefully: "What you said makes sense, that is to say, it is no longer the original book. We are actually in another book, and you are the protagonist of this book... …”

Alice felt that she should find a piece of tape to cover Klein's mouth.

Alice glared at Klein fiercely, and after he shut up, she thought to herself: Ah, I wonder what Mr. Fool would think if he saw those paintings at a Tarot meeting...

This is a very dangerous idea, and Alice also became curious about this issue after hearing it.

She originally thought about showing those paintings to Klein herself, but because she didn't know the identity of the other protagonist in the paintings at the time, she gave up the idea after hesitation, and now...

This idea was so tempting that it took Alice a long time to restrain it. She decided to put it off until she could figure out the specific relationship between the two people.

...It’s impossible that their relationship is really just physical, right?
Alice shook her head, throwing those dangerous thoughts out of her mind, and then asked steadily: "In that case, will this book have a love line? Will there be a male protagonist or something?"

Klein fell into deep thought.

Their exploration of the past that was still shrouded in fog ended here. Then Klein asked kindly: "How are you going to deal with Charlie King? Do you want to help?"

Alice thought of Charlie King who failed to report, and asked thoughtfully: "Why did he try to report me to the Church of the Night instead of escaping or killing me?"

——Because he felt that he could not run away or fight.

The answer is obvious, but none of them dare to say it out loud - it sounds too scary for a mid-rank player in the "Destiny" path to be forced by fate to be unable to fight back.

Especially for Alice.

Unlike Klein, she was truly pushed onto this path by fate. All the way to where she is today, it can be said that every step is filled with traces of fate.

What worries Alice is the giant white snake hovering at the top of the tower that she dreamed about when she first arrived in Backlund.

——If the nameless "lucky man" and Charlie King were both sent to her by fate, how similar was her situation in the dream to the two of them?
She didn't want to die in front of him in some inexplicable way one day!
Rejecting Klein's proposal, Alice returned to the real world in the haze that spread quietly.

The moon was still hanging in the sky. Alice, who had lost her sleep, opened her pocket watch and found that it was only three o'clock in the morning, still quite far away from dawn.

　I accidentally fell asleep, so the second chapter will probably be late (backhand)
　　
　
(End of this chapter)