Evetrona's old stories

The man nodded, he returned from the halfway up the steps, went in front of Lelier, and stretched out his hand to pinch her chin.

Everyone was stunned by this person's frivolous behavior, and Lelier didn't dare to move.

"What are you waiting for, open your mouth and let me see." The man was a little unhappy.

So, Lelier opened her mouth obediently.The man raised a hand—he was holding a glowing stick, and waved it in front of her.

"It's time to fix it." The man glanced at everyone, "Come with me."

"Repair what?" Lelier swallowed, she hadn't figured out the situation yet.

"Teeth." The man said, "You are standing at the door of the medical station, don't you come here for this?"

"us……"

"Let's go in first." The man saw her hesitating, so he waved his hand and brought everyone into the building where they stayed just now.

"I haven't asked for your name yet..." Lelier asked cautiously—it's no wonder she looked like this, after all, even Tyrian always used the honorific title when talking with this strange person.

"Aisin." The man replied, "You can call me 'scholar'."

"Mr. Scholar?" Lopel tried to call out.

Scholar Aisin nodded towards the little girl, but his attitude was still neither salty nor insipid—his lips and cheeks were covered with beards, his hair was unkempt, and he always put on a bad face, as if to say: I don’t welcome everyone.

Through the corridor on the first floor of the building, they came to a clean and tidy room, where there was plenty of light, and the small space was filled with various unknown equipment, and the air smelled like medicine.

"Sit here first, wait for the scan to be completed, and then undergo another anesthesia, and then you can repair it." Aixin said to Lelier.

Lelier was half lying on a dental chair, with a strange expression on her face, she hesitated to speak.

"If any of you have the same need, just line up here, and I'll check for you first." Aixin turned his head and said to the others.

Others didn't know what the scholar was up to, but Loper ran up to Essin, followed by Jayepin and Kani—the three children lined up in front of him.

Essin narrowed his eyes, and he asked Lopel, "Have you changed your teeth yet?" His tone was a little helpless.

Lopel nodded.

Essin didn't speak any more. He took out a handful of jelly beans from his pocket, distributed them to the children in front of him, and sent them away.

"Is there anyone else?" Eshin said, "loose teeth, broken teeth, pain... don't be shy about it, for you, it will always be like this over time—it's easier to replace it sooner."

Only then did everyone know that he was going to replace Lelier's teeth.

"Mr. Scholar, may I ask..." Lelier, who was lying on the bed, finally couldn't help asking, "Is there a fee?"

Aixin was stunned for a moment, then laughed.

"It seems that you don't know much about my place," he said, "so how do you know about this place?"

"I came to you with Tyrian before." Lelier said.

"Who is Tyrian?"

"This one……"

"Forget it, a name is just a name." Aixin said, "Whether it's a person or a thing, it will disappear one day. Don't pay too much attention to it—there is no charge here."

"Don't you have to remember things that disappear?" Erinde asked him.

"It's not that you don't have to remember, but you have to forget." Aixin looked at her, as if he had read her mind, "Life is a long journey, don't let those temporary things create marks in your heart and become permanent disabilities."

"May I ask your age?" Erinde asked again.

"Ah... this question is really too difficult to answer." Essin shrugged, "Little girl, do you know when 'Sun Island' was called Sun Island?"

Erinde shook her head.

"The compass you use to indicate the direction relies on the high-tower beacon on Sun Island—the Sun Island got its name from this beacon."

"so what?"

"I created this beacon...to celebrate the birth of my daughter."

Hearing his words, everyone was a little dizzy——what is "High Tower Beacon"? ——In their cognition, the compass always points to Sun Island, and the sun always rises from the east. Aren’t these all natural phenomena?

Eve supported the stumbling Erinde.Indeed, for these native Yudi people, what scholar Aixin said at this time was shocking enough to shake their faith.

"Really?" Yuqie frowned, "How long ago was that? Mr. Scholar, how can you prove that you didn't lie to us?"

"I don't remember clearly, maybe it was before the second era you mentioned; as for the degree of credibility—" Essin raised his hand and pointed to the nameplate on his chest, "The core part of the Sun Island beacon is At a quarter of the way from the top of the seventh tower, if you can remove the base, you can see that the same mark as this is engraved on it."

There is a feather embossed on the nameplate on his chest, which is very similar to the black feather print that Eve had seen from Harvey - as far as she knows, the prototype of the black feather print pattern comes from the feather of a raven.

Black Feather Island, Yudi—that is, "the place where feathers fall".What kind of person is the creator of the Sun Island beacon?

A disc strung on the wrist rope flashed by when Essin raised his hand, and Eve recognized the thing in his cuff at a glance—it was the Preacher's Copper Coin.

［205］Rebirth under withering: the microscopic stalwart of the stalwart·Part [-]

For the immortals, comprehension can make their blood vessels elastic, keep their skin smooth, and make them energetic like young adults, but there is something that cannot be changed—that is, their decayed and worn teeth.

The "anesthesia" Eshin mentioned was different from what Eve had imagined—neither injection nor inhalation was used—Le Lier remained awake during the restoration process, and this "operation" only took half a minute.Essin made Lelier open her mouth, and he aimed the end of a device at her mouth, and there was a crisp click, and a bunch of unhealthy teeth appeared on the plate next to the dental chair.

Essin helped Lelier up, and gave her a glass of water to rinse her mouth—her mouth was bleeding a little.

"How does it feel?" Aixin asked her.

"A little... not used to it." Lelier licked the new teeth in her mouth, "but it feels much fresher in her mouth."

"You'll get used to it soon," Essin said.

At this time, everyone gathered together to see Lelier's clean and neat teeth.Eve felt incredible about what happened just now—when were those new teeth made?And what material is used?How to ensure the durability and reliability of such an efficient dental implant?Apparently, Essin had neither made a hole in her alveolar bone nor a knife in her gums—in the blink of an eye, his patient had a nearly perfect set of new teeth, with no wound visible.

Seeing that the effect was so good, Stricky also lay down on the dental chair and asked Aixin to look at her teeth.

In this world, how high has human civilization reached?Thinking of the facilities I saw outside, Eve had another question: Is there any connection between this place and the world I once lived in?

Eve had some questions she wanted to ask the scholar—it would be best, she thought, to be alone with him, to talk about those hideous secrets she was afraid to share with anyone else.So, after Essin had replaced Streiki's teeth and no one else needed to change their teeth, Eve walked up to him.

Aixin glanced at her and asked, "Is there anything I can do to help?"

Eve always felt that his tone was a bit cold.In this regard, she hesitated, and even wanted to retreat.

No, if you don't ask now, maybe you won't have a chance in the future.She bit the bullet and said to Aixin: "Mr. Scholar, I have some questions to ask you. Is it convenient for you?"

Aixin sighed—Eve could even feel his boredom.

"Of course, we should talk." Essin said, "Come with me, I also have some questions to ask you."

Aixin's attitude was a little weird, as if it wasn't the first day he knew Eve——looking at him, he seemed to have prejudices for unknown reasons.

"If you want to stay here overnight, there are plenty of rooms here... and food and drinks, you can also take them by yourself." Aixin walked to the door, and his eyes fell on Eve, "You don't have a problem Want to ask? Let's go."

Eve suppressed her nervousness and walked to the scholar Aixin. As her follower, Yuqie also wanted to go with her, but Eve stopped him, "It's okay." She said.

Yuqie looked at her, as if he understood something - he stopped and watched Aixin and Eve leave the room.

"Why didn't you follow?" Erinde asked eagerly, "You also saw the man's appearance just now, what if something happens?"

"Elinde, I'm just a servant, I must obey the orders given by the master." Yuqie said.

"Yuqie, you seem to be hiding something from us." Lelier asked, "Who is Eve...?"

She noticed that the behavior of the master and servant seemed a little weird.

"I don't know exactly." Yuqie said, "I only know that what she is going to do... is far more important than we thought."

"What if something happens to her tonight?" Erinde asked scoldingly, "It's because you didn't care."

"I can definitely apologize with death." Yuqie replied with his head held high - from his tone, no one could doubt that what he said was empty words.

Erinde was a little angry, she left everyone behind and ran to the corridor alone, but at this moment, there was no one in her field of vision.

Where will they go in this short ten seconds? ——Thinking of this, Erinde decided to search all the nearby rooms.

In fact, Eve never went to the corridor. She followed Aixin out the door, but stepped directly into another room—they passed through a teleportation array, and Eve didn't notice it—if it was someone else, they would definitely be able to feel the elemental fluctuations in it.

Under the huge suspicion, she no longer cared about so many details, and even left her own safety behind.

"Where is this place? Have you heard of the Milky Way?" Eve held the copper coin in her hand, and was talking to the scholar in a language that she had almost forgotten—her speech was extremely clumsy, and her level might not be as good as that of Harvey.

Essin didn't answer, he raised his head and looked in the direction of the top of his head.Eve followed his gaze and looked up. On the dome, a transparent circular glass formed a huge "eyepiece", so they could observe the whole picture of the etheric eye here.The bright starry sky once again touched Eve's heartstrings. She calmed down a little, and then noticed the surrounding environment that she had neglected just now—it seemed to be a workshop—under the arc-shaped wall, there were scattered tables and chairs, and various books were stacked against the wall, as thick as the city wall. On the bed, two blankets were rolled into a ball, and a limp cushion was pressed on it... Eve suddenly realized that this was probably where this man lived, a chaotic room.

"I don't know where in the universe you're talking about the Milky Way." Essin pulled a chair from his side and sat on it. "Why don't we just talk about what we see in front of our eyes—this group of galaxies, a group of galaxies that have undergone hundreds of mergers, repeating between birth and destruction. Child... What can you see from it?"

Eve looked up again - the bright milky white mass.

"Distance is meaningless, but time is meaningful." Aisin said, "Time is passing fast, new births, destroyed things, everything is changing, you try to use the stars as the eternal lighthouse to find the direction, but this lighthouse has already turned into dust... From these trillion years—from this aging void—what are you looking for?"

Eve shook her head, not quite understanding what he said.

"It's not advisable to spend a lifetime reminiscing about a moment." Aixin said.

Even though both of them had the Preacher's Copper Coin, Eve still couldn't fully understand the meaning of his words, so she remained silent all the time, and her mood seemed to be poured with cold water—about another world, she realized that she might not be able to get any useful answers from this scholar.

"What is Karoqi doing now?" Seeing her silence, the scholar asked again.

"Who?" Eve was very confused.

"Karoqi Signaqi," Essin said.

"I don't know this person." Eve was sure of this.

"You don't know?" It wasn't until this moment that the scholar began to look at the girl in front of him, "You, uh... don't you mean, aren't you from Yafantu?"

"No." Eve shook her head—however, she had vaguely heard of Yafontu's name.

"I thought you were sent by them to amuse me again." Aixin rubbed his forehead, "Since this is the case, I have nothing to ask... Son, what questions do you have? If you have no questions, go back early Bar."

Eve pursed her lips, she held the copper coin tightly, with a look of struggle in her eyes - she asked, "Do you know 'Evetrona'?"

She's torn—the name means a lot to her—she wants to unravel the mysteries about herself, but at the same time dreads hearing "truths" that could have a big impact on her.

After all, although there are times when things don't go well, generally speaking, Eve is still satisfied with her current life.

The scholar lowered his head, pondering, as if searching for the impression of this name in his memory.

Eve could almost hear the beating of her own heart, as if the girl was going through a judgment.

"I see." Essin finally raised his head, his gaze made Eve feel nervous, and he said, "I remember—among those sisters, she is the only one with black hair. Is this the person you're talking about?"

"She does have black hair...like—" Eve stretched out her hand, wanting to touch her long hair, but only then did she realize that her black hair had already changed its color.

"Like this—it has a different luster." Essin took out a black feather from the drawer beside him, and the feather showed a cool color under the light.

"Yes, it's very similar to this." Eve nodded.

In fact, Eve has only seen this woman in a dream. Her impression of Evetrona is hazy, but the two people's appearances are too similar. Seeing herself in the mirror, Eve sometimes thinks of her—but judging from the results, there is nothing wrong with it.

"It turned out to be her, yes, her name is Evetrona." Aixin nodded, "I do know her. In my impression, she is a very distinctive girl, but it's been a long time, and I can't remember her name. I didn't have any impression until you said it just now."

"Can you tell me about her?" Eve asked.

"What do you want to know?" Eshin said, "Before that, I want to ask you—what do you know?"

"I... don't know much about her."

"Then—what about your background? Where did you come from?"

Facing Aisin's gaze, Eve turned pale, and she didn't know how to answer.

"Galaxy." Essin leaned back in his chair, looking at the starry sky above his head, "The word you mentioned just now, one can imagine where you came from. A complete stranger, with a little secret that deviates from the norm. Evtrona invited you here, but she didn't tell you what her purpose is. What's your name?"

"Eve...was named by someone else." She said with some anxiety.

"Eve." Aisin stroked his messy beard, "Child, do you think—if a person puts so much effort... even life is at the expense of it, just to let you stand here at this moment, how will this person be?" What's your intention?"

"Maybe they want me to...do something..."

what can I do?

Eve couldn't continue speaking halfway through.In fact, she has always understood that Iftrona did not bring herself into this world on a whim, she must have some purpose.

Probably not a good thing, otherwise, why would she hide it from herself?

"In her opinion, you are the right candidate."

"I fit? Where does it fit?"

"An ordinary person, but that's not enough to describe it." Aixin took out a bottle of wine from the bookcase and put it on the table beside him—but he was not in a hurry to open it at this time. "Our friend has done several deduction in Rockdale's mirror world. After all... there is only one chance. She must at least know what kind of person can 'get this honor' and be honored to be invited to this world by her."

Eve was slightly displeased with Aisin's words.

"How did she do it? What's the matter with me now...?"