Why it never ends

Chapter 420
"Gobelin, you—you can never represent M. Roborgrillet!"

"Enough!" Bernhard interrupted again with his loud voice, and instead of looking at René, he glanced very quickly towards Hesta, "Chaos. Look, Quicksilver Miss Needle, this is what you bring to the passengers here."

The corner of Hesta's mouth raised slightly, and he leaned on the wheelchair and looked at Bernhard.

"Gentlemen," Bernhard said, walking towards René, who bent over the small, thin man, "permit me to quote a sage: There was once a good principle in the world, which produced order, light and harmony." Man, there was once a bad principle in the world too, which produced chaos, darkness and women - no offense to the ladies in this room, know that I am also a staunch feminist in real life... but it was in On a piece of peaceful land. Here, in this jungle, which can be said to be full of dangers, any bloody man has to rush to the front... rather than internal strife, right?"

His palm patted René's shoulder, and René's knee was instantly bent.

René suddenly felt humiliated, stared palely into Bernhard's face, and could not utter a word.

"Mr. Blumber, stand over here," Hesta said, "You're blocking Bernhard's way, haven't you noticed?"

Rene shook off Bernhard's hand as if in amnesty, and quickly shrank behind Hesta and Rico.

"Chaos." Hesta repeated the word in a low voice, "seriously, in my very limited career, I have rarely seen an organization as chaotic as it is today, even in the center of the chelate tide." In the wilderness, the emergency team and the aborigines over there are always able to let go of all old grievances and cooperate with each other at critical moments..."

Hesta turned the chair wheel and came to Bernhard. Immediately afterwards, she stood up slowly while holding the armrest of the wheelchair.

Everyone around breathed a sigh of relief, because people saw Bernhard slowly clenched his fist, and at this moment Hesta looked really weak, she stood unsteadily, as if as long as a gust of wind blew at this moment, she would be able to Blow her down.

Bernhard was thinking about how to deal with it, but from the corner of his eye, he saw Rico not far away moving his joints, as if he was ready to pounce at any time.

After a moment of hesitation, Bernhard let go of his fist and put on a mocking smile, "So, what advice do you have?"

"I remember that your Excellency did not board the ship by purchasing a ticket," Hesta said softly, "None of you and the hundreds of people you brought with you have received the "Boarding Instructions" or any suspicious letters... yes Is that so?"

"Yes, that's right."

"Then please be careful, this is responsible for you and your soldiers—"

"Maybe this is your personal logic?" Bernhard raised his eyebrows, "Soldiers are born to sacrifice—especially when someone threatens the survival of civilians... Didn't you teach you in Mercury Needle?" ?”

"No," Hesta said indifferently, "My superiors only taught me how to survive in a desperate situation until the last moment."

Bernhard kept his mouth shut again.

"Don't stand here," Hesta turned around and looked at the crowd standing around, "Go back to your seats, recall the names of your companions, and take out a list and give it to Bernhard Sir - we'll wait here today until he comes back with all the others, until that Guide is in the hands of each of us."

René and his companions were the first to go back. They pulled the chairs away vigorously and deliberately rubbed them to make harsh noises. The rest of the people watched the scene and slowly returned to their original positions. Everyone chatted quietly. Someone took out a paper The pen starts recording.

Hesta looked back at Gobelin, "I don't know if Mr. Roborgrillet is not included in the whole staff you mentioned?"

"Of course not. My presence means that Mr. Roborgrillet is here," Goebbels replied. "He doesn't have to risk himself."

"Then you said you were going to pick him up again?"

"Things have changed," Gobelin replied, "Of course I need to let him know as soon as possible."

"That is to say, the 'reason' you just mentioned, which cannot be explained now, actually allows some people not to be present?"

"...I can't explain more."

"Then let me ask you for two people."

"An important person? What do you mean?"

"Sister Agnes, both of them should be resting in their own cabins now," Hesta said softly, "They probably won't be able to be there today."

"...it would be dangerous for them."

"No." Hesta replied, "Because next, I will take them to a safe place."

Gobelin frowned again, and for a moment he even thought he had misunderstood something, "...you want...you want them—why are you...what do you want to do?"

"Don't be nervous, I just feel that I have a special affinity with them," Hesta said in a low voice, "Although I only met a few times, and although there were some... small episodes in the middle, I believe that both of us have a kind of , the feeling of falling in love with each other at first sight - so, I came to say hello to you, and I will take their sisters away."

Gobelin narrowed his eyes, "You can't—"

"I can." The smile on Hesta's face faded, "I said, I just came to 'say hello' to you."

"They won't listen to you."

Hesta shrugged, and sat back on his wheelchair again, "Stop standing here stupidly, Gobelin, sit back too."

……

Time passed by minute by minute.

After getting the absentee list, Bernhard left Bishop's restaurant with a dark face, but the soldiers who accompanied him did not leave. They stayed scattered in various corners of the restaurant, walking around from time to time.

Hesta did not return to René's table, but went to the window with Rico.The two found a secluded round table with high feet and talked in a low voice.

A little closer, a strange face pushed open the door of Bishop's restaurant. He stood at the door for a while, and then quickly walked to where Gobelin was. Gobelin pulled him to talk for a while, and then Just let that person go.

"Did you see it?" Li Ke looked out the window.

"You mean Gobelin's side?"

"Ah."

"The one who came was from Bernhard."

"I feel so too."

"What do you think they're talking about?"

"Who knows," Hesta stretched his feet, "it's nothing more than some shady tricks... Oh, and one more thing."

"what?"

"He's probably going to transfer Sister Agnes' position."

"...You really care so much about the pair of sisters," Li Ke looked over inexplicably, "What safe place, are you going to take them back to Chiba's room?"

Hesta shook his head, "That's not enough...but I do have a good place for the two of them."

(End of this chapter)