(Lantern Gala is so good-looking.)
"By the way, Master."
Kermal suddenly stopped and looked up at Bai Ye.
"Hmm? What is it?" Bai Ye looked curiously at his disciple.
Kermal put a hand into his pocket. After a long while, he pulled out a bottle of incense and handed it to Bai Ye.
"Lena asked you to give this to me?" Bai Ye accepted the incense and asked curiously.
Kermal nodded, then took out a note.
The small slip of paper carried a faint fragrance. When Bai Ye took it, he found that it was a message.
"Bai Ye, you should come to the courtyard and relax more often too~ This is lavender incense. It's very helpful for sleep."
Bai Ye looked at the little glass bottle in his hand, and a smile appeared on his face.
"So this is what lavender smells like..."
Bai Ye committed that scent to memory.
"Why are you smiling, Master?" Kermal asked from beside him.
"Because everyone here is so gentle..." Bai Ye answered with a smile.
If the land was cold, and Catastrophes were cold, then the bonds between people had to be warm.
Speaking of Catastrophes, Bai Ye suddenly thought of the Catastrophe Messengers again, as well as the alliance established by them—Contingency Contract.
Because of what had happened in Wolumonde, Bai Ye held no favorable impression of the Catastrophe Messengers of the so-called "Contingency Contract."
Those people were quite insane.
However, Catastrophe Messenger was also an extremely important profession across Terra, and Contingency Contract, the platform built by Catastrophe Messengers, possessed unimaginable resources and connections.
"So when necessary, I still have to contact them?" Bai Ye muttered to himself.
If he told them that there was a way to eliminate the Catastrophes ravaging the land, they would probably be more than