I turned into a loli and didn't want to be discovered, so I had to become an assassin.

Kinlis opened the letter again, looked at the inside of the envelope, the trickling black words on the white paper, and his mind couldn't help but fall into deep thought again.

—

Kinlis, by the time you saw this letter, I probably had forgotten it from your memory.

But it's okay, someone will replace me to complete the task on your side, but she doesn't know it.

Dynasties are always changing, and no dynasty can prosper from beginning to end, and if you want to end one era, you must replace it with another.

Only eternity itself can be achieved, or it can be fixed into eternity in a narrow sense at some moment, and everything in this world that wants to pursue eternity will not get a proper result.

Friend, you have helped me a lot on my way, and I know that you are not actually a person who wants to be public, but I still have to advise you.

No one can adapt to all changes in the torrent of the times, and there is always a moment when the reef is corroded by the tide, and the same is true for people.

So for the future of yourself or others, I still hope that you can follow your heart's desires, after all, there is no faith in this world.

-

No money was paid, but Kinlis knew who wrote the letter.

If nothing else, it should be the customer of the "white 5", but he was forgotten by himself for some special reason.

So, then... Is the root cause of the real name of Black Mist also related to the disappearance of "White 5" customers?

"Desire...

This letter is actually very abstract and very blunt, it just tears off the mask called "hypocrisy" that human beings pay the most attention to and most burdensome.

At the same time, the owner of the letter does not bluntly tell himself what to do, it is simply resorting to "nonsense".

Everything in the world is relative, and so is nonsense, so crap in the eyes of others is not just nonsense for Kinlis.

The owner of the letter knows his character well.

All good things are zigzagging to their goals, everything straight is deceptive, all truth is curved, and time itself is a circle.

Focusing on results will yield results that are even more despicable than the results you have in mind.

In a world where almost everyone is predominantly consequential, is this statement a little too out of place?

Kinlith didn't know, but he knew the letter was worth far more than he had first estimated.

If no one asks, it is estimated that no one will know that he is the first survivor of the "White House Experiment", which is only one-third of the remaining.

As for what happened at that time, Kinlis didn't want to recall for the time being, he had been stuck in the mad superior for a long time, not that he didn't want to work hard, but he found that he couldn't find the direction of his efforts at all.

Detachment from the environment of the upper class is certainly one reason, and another reason is naturally due to the change in his mentality.

People are always affected by their surroundings, even if they are as strong as Kinlis, and from the beginning of his desire, his desire was simply to open a cat café in the new city and stay until his twilight years.

I have to say that this kind of life is indeed very leisurely and comfortable, but who can guarantee that this life will last forever?

Only change is eternal in this world, and being content with the status quo will make you feel dull about the changes in the environment around you, as can be reflected in the absence of these two memories.

Even if Kinlis "retreats in the mountains and forests", he will still be influenced by the world for various reasons, and this degree of influence has even threatened the memory palace in his mind.

The reason why Kinlis accepted the commission of the "White 5" customers was naturally because he saw in the "White 5" customers the direction that could break through the restrictions, which was a rare opportunity in a small new city.

But even so, he forgot for some special reason.

You can not know from beginning to end, and you can be sober from beginning to end, but if you go through a process from knowing to not knowing, this is difficult for people like Kinlis to accept.

Because it symbolizes that something is jumping around under your nose and you can't do anything about it.

What if in the future this makes a mistake that leads to a bigger vulnerability? Is it to re-regret that you were not paying attention at that time? That's a little ridiculous.

Kinlis's thoughts drifted far away at once, and it was Cho's reminder that pulled him out of the quagmire of his own thoughts.

"Boss, I seem to have seen Eunomia..."

Cho's voice was slightly surprised in doubt.

"Yunomia? Can it be played back? For

the first time, Kinlis's mood fluctuated.

"Okay, wait a minute."

The picture played on the TV is projected by Cat Cafe and others through the computer, and they naturally have the screen recorded on the computer side.

Cho brought up the previous screen recording file and dragged the progress bar to rewind it to the moment when he saw Yunomia before.

Kinlis followed Cho's movements and put his gaze on the computer screen, watching Cho's operation, a familiar golden light suddenly appeared in front of him.

Even if the distance from a screen could not allow Kinlis to feel the coercion of Yunomia's mental skills, seeing this familiar scene still evoked memories in Kinlis's heart.

......

"Dad, look at you, this is my folded thousand paper cranes! It looks good~!

"Dad, what is this, why do you have so much red paint on your clothes, and it doesn't smell very good... Did you rub some red paint?

"Dad! Why weren't you there when Mom needed you most? Or are you still putting your own interests first as you always were? Didn't you say to be a special businessman, a businessman who is not easily swayed by interests? What is the difference between you like this and before?!

"Father, are you really leaving?"

...

......

"The boss... Boss? "

Oh... Well... I'm in..."

Kinlis shook his head, freeing himself from the memories.

Everyone could see that Kinlis's expression was not too good, and Cho had to ask tentatively:

"Then... Shall we go over?

This time Kinlis's answer was very quick, as if he had already thought of an answer from the beginning.

"No, no, it will take two full days to get from here to the rest area at the earliest, two days is enough time for a lot of things to happen, even if we can get there within the planned time, it won't do much."

"

It's okay, sometimes when we're struggling to find a solution to a problem, but in fact the solution is already in front of us."

"You mean."

"Yes, all this has been arranged by others, we just have to do it."

"Okay."