Chapter 68: Home visits (8)

Dilinto's relationship with the volunteer army caused only minor waves in the bedroom.
That wave is Soso.
He had no choice but to put himself in Dilling's space bag.
Kevin seemed to have expected this result, showing Raymond a strange three-point smile.
Dilling was numb with a smile on his scalp. "Is there anything I don't know?"
Kevin said, "No, no, no, this sentence should be my question. Have you ever happened something we didn't know but wanted to know?"
Dilling looked blankly at Raymond.
Raymond shook his head firmly, "I always feel that such a thrilling guess is impossible."
Dilling said: "Thrilling guess?"
Raymond glanced at Kevin and said, "He thinks you and Hyde are in a relationship."
Dilling's face was white, but after only a second, his blood color rose wildly, making his face red like a tomato.
"I'd say it's scary." Ramon shook his head in disapproval.
Kevin said: "My guess is well-founded. Based on my mentor's daily description of mentor Taguilis, he should not be the kind of person who is willing to cooperate with students to act as lovers and drive away the princess.
Raymond countered subconsciously: "It's hard to satisfy vanity without playing a lover, but by a crush."
Kevin said, "Why don't you help?"
Raymond froze, saying for a long time: "The other party is Princess Joni."
Kevin said: "You don't think it's okay, Taguilis will offend the princess for no reason."
"Who says it's for no reason. Dilling is his most proud student." Ramon clapped his hands. "Besides, with Heidein's personality, maybe this is a challenge."
Kevin said in a weird tone: "challenge?"
"Otherwise ask Dilling, he knows Hyde best." Ramon turned his head, only to find Soso and Dilling were missing. "Where did they go?"
The door was pushed open slightly, and Soso soaked his head out of the crack in the door. "Dilling said the room was for you, let's go to Kevin's room to sleep."
Kevin jumped up, "Wait, why go to my room ..."
"This is your socks." Soso threw it over her nose.
Kevin hurriedly caught it.
"Dilling said that the socks you hide under the pillow must be very important to you, so let me give them to you." Soso finished and closed the door.
Ramon covered his nose and looked at Kevin's socks in disgust. "Why are you putting stinky socks under the pillow?"
Kevin embarrassed: "Lest the smell leak out."
"..." Raymond kicked Kevin into bed.
After a while.
The socks flew out of the window like a shooting star.
Also leaving by boat, the atmosphere of this trip is much more dignified than the last game with Saint-Sauveur.
The elite of the high school was either a tight face or closed their eyes, the cabin was silent.
Dilling sat alone among a group of adults, as if a rabbit strayed into the flock. He wanted to find the only person in the cabin who was familiar with it, but considering that Michelle and other unintentional eyes left when he left this morning, he pushed the impulse down.
In spite of his good intentions, in the end, he could only break through the relationship to enter the volunteer army. If he is too close to Hyde, I am afraid there will be various rumors and rumors.
The scenery is the same as last time, but Dillin is sitting on a needle and living like a year.
On the fourth day, he finally couldn't help but secretly went to Heidein's room.
The door knocked twice and opened automatically from the inside.
Hyde was lying on the bed, his handsome features looked more three-dimensional under the light of a paper window.
Dilling then remembered that the seasickness medicine he had originally planned to buy was forgotten because of many things. "tutor?"
Hyde reluctantly opened his eyes a slit. "How many days?"
"The fourth day."
Hyde pursed his lips.
Originally they could take the prop orchid and go directly to Langzan with the magic array, so as long as they stayed on the boat for less than a day. However, in order to prevent other countries from looting, Ranzan has closed the teleportation magic circle. In other words, to get to Ranzan, you must go by boat and car well.
"Want to drink coffee?" Dilling's voice softened subconsciously.
Hyde responded softly.
Dilling took the coffee and turned to make it. Since he could not find the coffee last time, Heidein has handed him two boxes of coffee.
Although this boat is not big, it still has some things.
Dilling was about to turn around after making coffee, and the only way was blocked.
"You are the junior college?" The visitor was a middle-aged man in his forties, and his gray hair made him look extremely vicissitudes.
"Yes," Dilling replied cautiously.
"Your mentor is a genius." Middle-aged people didn't mean to make way.
Dilling had to keep a polite smile, "I think so."
"This trip to Ranzan is dangerous. You are still young and you are not in a hurry to take credits. Why risk it?"
Dilling tried not to let the impatience show on his face, and said with patience, "My friend is in Langzan."
"Is it aristocracy?" Middle-aged humane, "I know you are a nobleman free of trial."
It's been a long time since I heard the words "Nobility Exemption". Dilling determined that he saw the scorn that he had seen in Kevin's eyes. "Yes, this is no secret."
When the middle-aged person saw his tone harden, he smiled and let out: "I'm just curious about you and the Magister of Taguis. Because in my impression, he has always been a man who focuses on magic and ignores the world."
So accepting him as a student and bringing him out is to understand the world? Or is it simply the identity of the nobleman? Dilling was angry and funny at his malicious speculation. He has been paying attention to his every move since he got on the ship, for fear of letting them look down on him, but he did not expect that the other party not only had already sentenced him, even Hyde was dragged into the water.
"Thank you for paying close attention to my mentor. If there is a chance, I would also like to know more about your mentor, although, I don't know yet who he is." Walked by.
"Diveakanimoyoli ..."
Dilling heard a very light spell in his throat. He paused, watching nervously around him.
The boat suddenly swayed vigorously.
Dilling did not hesitate to wind himself into the small room, and then slammed the door shut.
The boat stabilized again.
He didn't have time to guess the middle-aged senior's face now, Hyde was lying weakly on the edge of the bed and spit out a pile of yellow water.
"Oops, is there no medicine on the boat?" Dilling let go of the coffee and reached out to help him.
Hyde sat up slowly, closed his eyes and said, "Who was using magic?"
Dilling said: "A senior."
"Except me here, all your seniors."
"I don't know the name except you here."
"... You're too bad." Hyde opened his eyes and got up to get coffee.
"What are you going to do?" Dilling took the coffee away.
Hyde frowned, "Isn't this for me?"
"I changed my mind. You still have some porridge to drink." Dilling didn't wait for him to answer, and just opened the window and poured the coffee out.
Hyde raised an eyebrow: "I don't know if you should spoil coffee or spoil the lake."
Dilling turned a deaf ear, "I'm going to cook porridge."
"Clean the floor first." Heidein pressed his temple with his thumb and went out.
The boat was lively because of the shaking just now.
The middle-aged man sat in the corner and saw Hyde out, his body shrinking slightly.
"Who was using magic just now?" Hyde suppressed all the commotion with his unique voice.
The students stopped and turned to stare at him.
"Should there be no children between the ages of five and six who need to use pranks to emphasize their sense of existence?" Hyde's eyes flickered.
There is no sound below.
"So, back to the question just now, who is using magic? What's the reason? I'm curious." The blue, sea-like eyes were lined with pale, snow-like skin, making him all sick-like dense.
The students looked at each other.
Hyde lazily said, "I hope he stands up when I don't want to pursue the consequences ..."
The door behind him opened and Dilling came out.
The middle-aged man's face was so tight that he couldn't stand up. "It's me. I just want to review magic."
Hyde said lightly, "Congratulations. You are late."
Middle-aged people don't understand what he means.
"Now that you are so free," Hyde turned to Dilling, "remove the magic circle that propels the ship, and find an oar for him."
The middle-aged person guessed what he was going to do, and his face suddenly seemed hard to look at.
Hydein said to others: "Remember to thank him for his hard work after going ashore."
One of the senior students stood up and said, "Tutor Taguis, I understand what you are doing. But Ranzan is in a serious situation, shall we not waste the incident on the road?
Hydein said to the middle-aged man: "Have you heard what he said? Don't waste time on the road."
The middle-aged man was as black as the bottom of a pot.
The boat slowly walked slowly to the eighth day.
The middle-aged man was finally released from prison. But other students complained about the turtle speed these days. It was a pain to take such a boat, not to mention delaying the trip.
Heidein appeared on board again.
In the face of the students' resentful glances, he made only one action-snapping his fingers.
Immediately, the ship rushed out like an arrow off the string!
At half past two the next morning, the ship appeared on the shore of Sunrise.
Hyde frowned as he looked at the sky. "Early here."
But no one paid attention to it, because everyone fell apart except him.
The windows and decks were full of people.
"vomit!"
"vomit……"
Hyde accidentally found that this speed did not cause him any discomfort. He said to himself: "It turns out that this can relieve seasickness."
"vomit!"
"Wow ..."
Dilling was a relatively minor one, and he could stagger to Heidein. "When will the people who meet us come?"
"This afternoon."
"so what to do now?"
"Sleep." Hyde went back to his small room contentedly, leaving Dilling to frown at the others who were spit out.
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