Enjoying the Good Life

Old Neil was furious with Lynch. He had said he would leave his entire estate to Lynch, but now he felt that Lynch might not live to receive it.

After chasing Lynch up and down the stairs for half an hour, Old Neil, panting heavily, looked at Lynch's head, which had deliberately come close to him.

Seeing that he hadn't managed to hit anyone after running all that way, the guy finally had a change of heart and offered to let him hit someone.

Old Neil appeared to be hitting hard, but in reality, the force on Lynch's head was much less, causing Lynch little pain or discomfort, and was less tiring than running.

"Old Neil, you haven't eaten, have you?"

Lynch looked up and asked curiously.

Old Neil:...

After Lynch's outburst, Old Neil couldn't stay angry anymore.

He looked at Lynch with a warm expression. At first, he thought that Lynch was simply trying to get close to him, but was also a bit greedy and lazy, which was why he always came to his house to plunder and make him copy documents.

However, when he was copying those materials yesterday, he discovered that the so-called materials were actually an interesting history book, which Lynch probably borrowed to read as a storybook.

This kid isn't in a hurry to use it, nor does he need this book.

He made him copy it, probably to help him.

Old Neil thought of his materials and the altar he had set up at home; Lynch hadn't asked anything, but he probably already knew.

This kid is just using his own methods to save him.

Old Neil sighed. He had been thinking about bringing his fiancée back to life, and he knew, of course, that he might fail. He just wanted to be with her.

And perhaps he can still succeed.

But seeing the worry in Lynch's eyes, he hesitated.

Perhaps we can wait until Lynch is transferred, then he can conduct this experiment.

Lynch is amazing. He found a way to master Potion so quickly. He'll definitely Advancement very fast in the future. When he reaches Sequence 7, he can go to Backlund.

He's still young, Dunn certainly won't let Lynch stay in Tingen.

If he performs the Ritual then, Lynch might be less heartbroken.

Thinking of this, he looked regretfully at the materials he had obtained from the underground market, then casually tossed them to Lynch.

"Take it, take it. You're always eyeing my meager salary."

Lynch hugged the materials with delight.

It's definitely worth tens of pounds, and Old Neil just gave it to him so easily?

Even though he could have touched it himself even if Old Neil hadn't given it to him, Old Neil gave it to him willingly. Does this mean that Old Neil himself has some plans to survive?

Yes, if Old Neil didn't want to give it to him, why would he bring the box to the security company?

He could have just left it at his house. Even if he left it at home, Lynch could still go and steal it tonight.

However, Old Neil's act of bringing the Nighthawks team with him was itself a subconscious cry for help.

"Old Neil, you're really lucky to have met me."

Lynch said smugly.

Old Neil snorted but didn't argue, only urging him to hurry up and start class.

Klein, standing next to him, was completely dumbfounded.

No, Old Neil crazy, or is he the one who's gone mad?

Lynch took fifty pounds' worth of materials from Old Neil, dragged Old Neil up and down the stairs, and said Old Neil was living the good life. And Old Neil didn't even argue?

Is this the way Old Neil prefers?

Old Neil seems to enjoy it when people ask him for things?

Thinking of this, Klein looked at the white crystal in Old Neil's hand and couldn't help but ask, "Could you give the silver chain to Lynch when he gets into the Tingen University, and give me the white crystal?"

After he finished speaking, he was met with an expression from Old Neil that looked at him like Lunatic.

"I was just kidding, hahaha."

Klein chuckled dryly a few times.

All right!

Old Neil didn't like people asking him for things; he only liked it when Lynch asked him.

Klein glanced at Lynch and noticed that the guy seemed to have a good relationship with everyone in the Nighthawks team; even the taciturn Frye took good care of him.

Seeing that this guy was stingy and didn't have enough food after buying just a little at noon, I specially bought him an extra piece of bread.

Others would also casually buy some food for Lynch, pretending they couldn't finish it and throwing it to him.

Klein felt he had already been very considerate of Lynch, but he never expected Old Neil to have even more outrageous moves.

Sigh, different people have different fates. They both joined the Nighthawks team because of the Antigonus Notebook, but Leonard suspects him and thinks he's the one causing trouble no matter what happens.

Is this the treatment he receives as the protagonist?

on Monday.

It was exactly 3:00 PM.

Lynch sat down and got ready, and the next second he appeared at Sefirah Castle.

At the same time, two figures whose faces were not clearly visible appeared behind the bronze table.

Lynch glanced at them briefly. Miss Justice was wearing a beautiful and elaborate dress that looked very expensive, while the Hanged Man had strikingly bright blue hair.

Hello.

He said in a somewhat somber tone.

After all, he was on Nighthawks and was dragged here for no reason. It was already a miracle that no one reported him; how could he possibly be pleasant to be treated?

"Good afternoon, Mr. Fool; good afternoon, Mr. Hanged Man; and good afternoon, sir."

Miss Justice lifted her skirt to greet him, and glanced curiously at Lynch, a tall and thin young man who seemed somewhat uneasy and unhappy.

That's for sure.

She and the Mr. Hanged Man were like this before they were pulled up.

But this gentleman was not only uneasy but also somewhat annoyed. It was not good to treat Mr. Fool, Mr. Fool was not an evil god, in this way!

Miss Justice really wanted him to change his attitude, but in the end she didn't say it, hoping the gentleman would figure it out himself.

As Miss Justice sized up Lynch, the Hanged Man also looked at Lynch.

He began to feel dissatisfied; Mr. Fool had actually pulled someone up directly—that was just too much...

However, he immediately realized that Mr. Fool was a God and had no right to speak on this matter.

Let's just hope this gentleman doesn't bring about too much change.

Klein also noticed Miss Justice and Mr. Hanged Man staring at Lynch, and saw that Lynch seemed agitated and angry.

He found it a little strange, but didn't say anything. Instead, he introduced the man to the other two members first, "This is Mr. Power."

Mr. Power?

Miss Justice repeated the title to herself.

He sounds like a muscular Warrior, but this Mr. Power doesn't actually look muscular; on the contrary, he looks rather thin.

Miss Justice looked at Lynch again.

This time she made a new discovery: the man seemed not only irritable but also angry, and he also seemed somewhat resentful.

What is he worried about?

What will Mr. Fool do to him?

But it doesn't look like that.

"Is Catlin still living on the high-speed rail?"

Klein wanted to ask Lynch directly for Catlin's answer, but since he was the Fool now, he couldn't let himself appear like an ordinary member, so he thought for a moment and used this sentence as the starting point for his question.

Lynch said in his letter that Catlin was on the high-speed train, and by using that phrase, he made it sound like he knew everything.

As expected, Lynch's spiritual light turned into worry and dissatisfaction. After hesitating for a moment, he spoke:

"Yes, he still lives there. Also, regarding what you said last time, I wrote to him and he wrote back. I don't know how to give it to you."