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Breaking the Impasse (Three in One)_5 Her thigh was shaking, uncertain whether it was due to fear, nervousness, or shyness.
“Mr…
Mr.
Fischer…”
“Sorry.”
After realizing what he had inadvertently done to Moli, even Fischer felt sowhat embarrassed.
He quickly pushed aside the nearby cabinets, causing brooms that blocked the door to fall and clatter to the ground.
It turned out they were in a storage room inside the eting building; they had returned to the real world.
Fischer quickly got out of the sweltering cabinet, supporting Moli as she also exited the cabinet.
Upon erging, they hurriedly separated.
Moli pinched her dress, looking as though she had been bullied, even her pupils trembling slightly.
“Bang!”
Just as Fischer was about to say sothing, another cabinet burst open, revealing Carolina, who clumsily climbed out covering her mouth, and the very embarrassed Prince Luosang who followed, giving Fischer a surprised look,
“What a coincidence…
It seems we’ve successfully escaped from that magic.”
“Quite a coincidence indeed.”
Wait a second, don’t tell the scenarios in both cabinets were the sa?
Glancing at Carolina, who walked away without a word while covering her mouth, and his own cute pet Moli behind him, Fischer found himself at a loss for words.
“Bang!”
“Hey, really a coincidence!”
At that mont, another cabinet opened, and out crawled the Schwali Scholar Crow, with his face red and covering his mouth, just like the lamb that followed him…
“…”
The room’s atmosphere beca quiet, even awkwardly thick, suffocatingly so.
Three cabinets, the sa scenario, each more preposterous than the last…
Now it was Prince Luosang’s and Fischer’s turn to fall silent.
With a streak of irritation across his face, Luosang coughed lightly and followed Carlo out of the room,
“I’ll go find the others and inform those guys from the Nali Official…”
The embarrassed Schwali Scholar also shafully left with the lamb, leaving only Fischer and Moli in the room.
Turning around, he saw her blushing face, head bowed, silent.
Fischer had to break the silence,
“Shall we go too?”
“…Hmm.”
She spoke softly, suddenly reaching out to grab Fischer’s sleeve but he had already stepped away, so her hand grasped empty air and she subconsciously withdrew it.
“What’s the matter?”
When Fischer curiously looked back at Moli, who stayed in her spot without moving, she pressed her lips together and shook her head in panic,
“Nothing…
nothing!”
In the hallway, the disheveled Schwali Scholars and their kin were nearly crying as they looked out the windows at the bright sunlight.
At that mont, the hallway lights turned on, but one ran unbelievably to the window and smashed it with a punch, only calming down after seeing the normal campus outside and not so horrifying shadowy black hole, collapsing to the ground shouting,
“We’re finally back!
We’re finally back!
Damn those Nali people…”
“Boom!”
In another room, Father Deke, whose buttocks seed on fire, charged out of the room, obviously due to the Silver Mirror causing so haphazard movent from the Space Magic and setting the priest closest to it afla.
He rolled frantically on the floor while painfully shouting,
“You beast!
I unilaterally declare you’re no longer a Holy Object of our Church…
Oh, my buttocks!”
Fischer took in the scene, briefly counting that none who attended the eting were missing, none had died.
He had successfully rescued them from a deadly trap…
But the problem was, why had that person embodied by a monster they last encountered said their goal might already have been achieved?
Could it be that this attack had an unknown purpose?
Below, inford New Party officials hurriedly ran toward the building, clearly startled by the badly injured Prince Luosang, never anticipating such a disaster…
This incident was likely going to create trouble for the New Party mbers, especially nearing the midterm elections.
Although Fischer guessed the New Party would still win, it would certainly add many unnecessary troubles…
Fischer frowned as he looked through the shattered window where a circle of bright noonday sunlight shone.
Facing such light, Fischer felt sowhat unaccustod as they had just spent at least five or six hours in darkness and had gone through several rounds of uninterrupted battles.
Looking at that sunlight made Fischer feel a general soreness…
A bit more exhausting than one of Elliog’s training sessions, but still bearable.
He felt a bit weary but still looked back at Moli, who for so reason was still following him.
She seed hesitant to speak, her face slightly red and aggrieved, but she kept following him…
Perhaps it was because of what had just happened?
Although it had been unintentional, the incident had happened, and he was sohow responsible.
Fischer decided to put off studying Moli’s situation, to let her cool down before bringing up the matter.
Maybe a day or two would suffice.
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