Lord of Secrets

Ubermore walked towards Lezman's house, feeling somewhat happy.

In order to prevent some bad things from happening, Ubermo went to the Red Cherry Club and entered through the main entrance, and the admission letter to the Red Cherry Club belonged to Lezman.

This was done at the strong request of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, who required him to make at least two trips a week.

Ubermore felt a little emotional that Mr. and Mrs. Smith were still very concerned about Lezman's life events, and there were still many aristocratic ladies in the Red Cherry Club who went there for entertainment.

So at that time, when Ubermore was looking for Lezman, he bluntly said that when he borrowed the letter of admission, although the other party was gnashing his teeth at the immoral behavior that Ubermore had complained about to Mrs. Smith before, he still sincerely lent it to her. Letter of Admission.

As for whether Ubermore can enter the Red Cherry Club with an admission letter, that is not within the scope of Lezman's consideration.

Even when handing out the invitation, Lehman had already thought of many excuses to use to deal with Mrs. Smith, his mother.

After all, in Lehman's eyes, his biological son has been replaced by someone else. He just picked him up, and he is not even as good as Samoyed, the white-haired dog who only laughs innocently all day long.

Therefore, his mother should also be more concerned about Ubermo's life events.

This is great, the target has been successfully transferred.

But unfortunately, Ubermore would tell Lezman what social evil is, and he did not say how long he would borrow it for. No, as soon as it is used up, it is ready to be returned to Lehman.

Ubermore wanted to see Lezman's expression.

…

"Amon-Ra, I heard that you borrowed the Red Cherry Club admission letter from Lezhman?"

As soon as she entered the door, Mrs. Smith said with a gentle smile and a little curiosity in her words.

Mrs. Smith is still very beautiful. After all, she was once an aristocratic lady and was well-maintained, but now there are some wrinkles at the corners of her eyes.

Speaking of family background, Mrs. Smith’s family also has a certain historical background. Her original name was Dilett Lenon, and the Lenon family is a viscount family.

She was married that year. A typical princess fell in love with a commoner, so that her relationship with her family ended up being tepid.

However, Smith was also very successful. He still relied on his talents to repair and transform the Rubble Palace. He was praised by King Arlo and became a glorious baron. This was not one of those junior barons.

But what needs to be complained about is that Yuri's titles have been overflowing. Under the many lords who have their own territories, they have divided their titles.

Of course, these titles were not high, and most of them were barons and barons. For the sake of money, Arlo turned a blind eye and acquiesced to this situation.

Ubermo maliciously guessed that Arlo was breaking the pot, preparing to arouse the ambitions of many lords and let them all consume them.

Anyway, in their eyes, the royal family has become lonely. It doesn't matter whether they overthrow it or not. They should annex other lords first.

After coming back to his senses, Ubermore responded with a smile: "Mrs. Smith, I originally wanted to borrow the admission letter from Lezman to take a look, but I didn't expect that this would require me in person, and I didn't consider it at the moment."

Of course this is a lie. Ubermo went in with Lezman's face in his face, but he just went in to put a piece of paper.

Hearing this, Mrs. Smith smiled and said: "Don't worry, Amon-Ra, let Smith vouch for you when the time comes. He also has a few friends who can recommend you to join the Red Cherry Club."

Mrs. Smith wasn't the type to talk behind anyone's back, so she hadn't said much about Tris since Buie's last coming-of-age ceremony.

Even though Tris was a neighbor, Mrs. Smith only came into contact with her occasionally. She felt that Tris was not as good as the rumors said, but she still hoped that Ubermo would turn her attention to other noble ladies.

Joining the Red Cherry Club might be a good idea, as it might allow Ubermo to meet someone who can stay with him for the rest of his life.

Ubermore found it difficult to understand Mrs. Smith's thoughts, and then politely declined: "Thank you for your kindness, but I am just curious for a moment. I'm afraid I can't adapt to that atmosphere."

Everyone wants to pursue a luxurious life, and Ubermore is no exception, but he doesn't like the lifestyle of the nobles.

Entertainment, party...

Excessive indulging in it will make people's brains dull, as if their brains are filled with shit, making it difficult to think about other things.

Of course, if Ubermo was an ordinary person, he wouldn't mind. In the final analysis, the world is still too dangerous.

However, these are only one of the reasons. The more important reason is that there is no need for Umberto to get involved. Madre has left a trail, and the investigation of these nobles can be left to Agatha.

Therefore, there is no need for Umberto to have good relations with many nobles, and since he knows so many people, it will be difficult to deal with the ending later.

Because Ubermo felt that maybe this identity could still work in the Southern Continent in the future, but it was too high-profile now, and problems would inevitably arise after returning to the Northern Continent.

Mrs. Smith was stunned for a moment when she heard this, thinking that she already knew a little about Ubermore's work, so she didn't say anything more.

After all, Ubermore is much more mature than Lezman and knows what he wants to do, and after all, he is still an outsider, so Mrs. Smith only responded with a little regret: "This is really the misfortune of those ladies."

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Ubermo did not respond to this, but looked around and then said: "Isn't Lehmann here?"

"He went to the party. He is the youngest daughter of the Merkway family." Mrs. Smith responded with a smile.

Ubermore could feel Mrs. Smith's relief. As Ledemann's uncle, he expressed his happiness that Ledemann had chosen the right path.

After all, the Smith family still needs Lehman to carry forward, and chatting with Janet all day long is really...

Mokwe...Ubermo recalled something in his mind, and then said: "Lekar Mokwe? I heard that she is a nice girl with a gentle personality, just like you, Mrs. Smith." , but it can change the willful Lezman."

The reason why Ubermore had some impression of this girl was not only from the information, but also from what Ilse said. Because Bui often talks to Ilse about many things, one of them inevitably talks about Bui's good friend, Lekar.

Thinking of this, Ubermo remembered that Tamaya was also a good friend of Bui's.

Seeing that Ubermore had the same opinion as hers, Mrs. Smith kept nodding her head and said: "Yes, I have seen that girl, she is gentle and quiet, I hope Lehman will work harder to catch her.

Like Legemann's elders, Ubermore had a lively conversation with Mrs. Smith and was thinking about Legemann's lifelong affairs.

At the end of the day, Ubermore said: "It's time for me to leave, Mrs. Smith. Please give this admission letter to Lehman."

With that said, Ubermore took out the admission letter from the inner layer of the formal suit and continued: "By the way, Mrs. Smith, please bring my blessing to Lezman."

Before Ubermore left, he did not forget to give Legemann a slap in the face. This was his revenge for Legemann's little nephew not visiting the house often.

Mrs. Smith received the admission letter and then invited: "I will tell him, but... wouldn't it be better for you to tell him in person, Amon La?"

Apparently, Mrs. Smith was inviting Ubermore to today's family dinner, but Ubermore shook his head, although it pleased him to see Lederman's depressed expression.

However, it is better not to dangle in front of Lezman too often. After all, the spring is tightened and suddenly explodes, which is not good.

Moreover, leaving a little suspense and guessing Lezman's possible performance in your mind can be regarded as an adjustment in life.

Mrs. Smith didn't know that Ubermore was so sinister and plotting against Legemann. If she knew, she didn't know what her expression would be.

Angry or happy?

Ubermore estimated that it was the latter. After all, the monkey boy Lehman was so naughty that Mrs. Smith wished someone could suppress him.

Ubermo doesn't know why, but he likes to tease Lezman. Maybe this is related to the fact that he and he are on the same path?

It's not easy to meet someone with the same path, who is not an enemy and can't play to death, so he can only tease and tease.

…

Monday afternoon the sky was gray.

Ban Laluo has set off to the Castle of Roses, preparing to investigate and retrieve Ubermore's treasure - the Eye of Thoros.

Yes, that's Ubermo's treasure.

From beginning to end, Ubermore did not consider the matter of door-to-door purchase. If it were that simple, would Evedes choose to exchange the Sun Card for the Eye of Thoros?

If it were simple, wouldn't it be for nothing?

If it was for nothing and it was such a roundabout way, Ubermore would have to wonder if Evedes had something wrong with her brain after she was resurrected.

…

At this time, there are only two protagonists in the dark and closed exchange.

Ubermore, owner of the Exchange.

Eulab, a newcomer who is about to be led into the mysterious world.

Before giving the other party the secret medicine, Umberto took a small piece of paper, put it on the table, and said: "This is the formula of the 'prisoner' secret medicine. After you remember it, tell me about it."

Logically speaking, Ubermo could just give the finished secret medicine to the other party without telling the other party the formula. After all, the formula still needs to be kept secret to prevent leakage.

But Ubermore did it anyway. The "Prisoner" formula was not precious. Without the subsequent series of formulas, there was no need to worry.

This is just for the sake of possibility. If Eulab is an alternative among the "prisoners", then he may be more grateful if he knows about it. This can also be regarded as bribery.

See, I am very considerate of you!

So, Eulab is still not grateful?

Of course, even if you raise a white-eyed wolf, it doesn't matter. Before betrayal, it is still very useful.

Euler immediately took the formula, his heart beating rapidly, and he stared at the contents with his sharp eyes.

Ten seconds later, he exhaled, closed his eyes and said:

"Master, it's ready!"

I'm a little sorry. In Chapter 313, Pharaoh's destiny is 6, not 5. I've changed it a bit.