Become a matchmaker in otome games

Chapter 65 The Secret Finally Has a Day That Can't Be Hidden

An ice flower slowly bloomed in Safi's hands, and slowly spun out of nowhere, Safi raised his eyes to look at Martin: "Want to try?"

Stunned by Safi's magic, Martin watched intently, swallowed and nodded.

Safi was very patient and taught Martin how to recite the spell one by one.

"Ah... Qiu... Ka..." Martin followed Safi and tried hard to imitate her pronunciation, but no matter how he tried to restore it, his tone sounded completely different from Safi.

Safi was singing, every sound of her was as long and heavy as a guqin, and his pronunciation was just a clumsy hum.

Martin was very frustrated, and he couldn't help but find reasons for himself: "What you teach is too difficult, isn't there something easier?"

"This is the easiest." Safi looked at Martin and said, seeing his unbelieving expression, he looked at Rhodes.

Although Rhodes doesn't know magic, but he has lived for so many years and is well-informed. Naturally, he also knows that the difficulty level of magic is divided according to the range of magic. As a basis, he nodded in agreement with Safi's words.

Martin could not believe in Safi, but trusted Rhodes unconditionally. Seeing this, he lowered his head in frustration and muttered: "What's so great, I will learn it sooner or later."

"I started learning to read at the age of three, and I didn't learn the first magic until I was five. Before that, I finished reading such a thick book on the basic theory of magic." Safi gestured at a height of nearly centimeters, and recognized the characters. The miserable Martin stared round his eyes, and couldn't help retreating in his heart.

Fred added indifferently: "Of course, we don't force you to learn magic. You can choose your own path, and it's up to you how to go. Even if you want to leave one day, you can."

What they can do is to provide these children with a choice and multiple paths, but it is beyond their control which one to take.

Martin looked at Rhodes, then at Safi and Fred, and after scratching his ears and cheeks for a while, he asked cautiously, "If, if I learn magic, can I become a nobleman?"

In the child's concept, magic and nobility are always bound together. Only nobles can learn magic. A person who knows magic must be a noble. If he learns magic, does it mean that he can become a noble?
Safi and Fred looked at each other, and they both saw three words in each other's eyes: Impossible.

The conditions for commoners to be promoted to nobles are very strict, and it is not enough to just know magic, and in order not to touch the core interests of the noble class, these children are destined to have no way to become nobles.

But of course these words cannot be told directly to the child in front of him.

"If you can make a great contribution to the country, of course it is possible." Fred said, but Rhodes knew that this was just a scene to coax children.

But that's enough. After all, the road needs to be walked step by step, and the food needs to be eaten bite by bite. What if someday a child really makes a "great contribution" and breaks the absolute boundary between common people and nobles?

"There are also some children, about twenty or so, and I will send them all to the Bronze Avenue."

Twenty or so... This number made Fred's eyebrows sink slightly. There must be more children in the same situation on the abandoned road.

Forget it, one can save one.

But Martin must go back with Fred and Safi this time. In a sense, Martin is a letter of nomination. Only when Martin stays on the Bronze Avenue, Safi and Fred believe that Old Rhodes has cooperation sincerity.

The two sent Martin back and smacked Anna secretly. After all, there would be twenty more children. If Anna had always been condescending and reluctant to get along with the children, Fred would have Thinking of a replacement.

Anna naturally didn't dare to disobey the crown prince, and swore that there would be no next time. Fred picked it up high, put it down gently, and didn't hold on to it anymore.

After everything was settled, another day passed, and the two returned to the palace and the prime minister's mansion respectively.

When Fred returned to the palace, the maid told Ulysses that he had been waiting for him for a long time, and he couldn't help being surprised: "How long has he been waiting, did you say why?"

The maid shook her head: "Master Ulysses has been waiting all afternoon, but he didn't say what he came here for."

That must be very important, and it is necessary to talk to him face-to-face. Ulysses is also a member of the royal family. He has often come to the palace since he was a child, and he is very familiar with it. It can be said that he can come anytime, but even so he Still waiting for Fred, explaining that there is something that needs to be discussed with him immediately, without delay.

Fred walked to the living room, pushed the door open and saw Ulysses talking and laughing with the maids, he was not surprised.

The maids in the palace all like Ulysses, who doesn't like a handsome boy with a sweet mouth?

After seeing Fred walk in, the maids quickly put away the smiles on their faces, saluted well and then retreated one by one.

"Tell me, what do you want from me?" Fred sat down opposite Ulysses, "Is there any progress in the previous laboratory case?"

What Ulysses is now responsible for is to track down the ghosts in the college. After all, Ulysses is more aware of the situation in the college, and unlike his unrestrained appearance, Fred knows that Ulysses is a keen and A person who is good at making decisions.

"Well," Ulysses said hesitantly, "Actually, I don't know if it's progress, but there is something I want to remind you."

It is not a good thing to think about such a solemn matter, Fred listened attentively.

"The clues from Mier Millmid were broken. Someone reminded me that I could start with the evidence, and then I found that the lock was opened. According to Mier, the lock did not have a key. Then how did Miss Saffy open the lock." Ulysses carefully looked at Fred's face and carefully said his words.

He didn't doubt Safi, or think there was something wrong with Safi, but he really couldn't handle the situation. One day you will find out, will you blame him?Even if he didn't talk about these things and only talked about his personal relationship with Fred, he was unwilling to keep this matter from Fred.

Fred listened expressionlessly, and didn't express any thoughts, and even his expression didn't move at all, as if he was a statue in deep thought.

His behavior made Ulysses a little nervous, wondering if he made the right decision.

"Are you saying something?" Ulysses said, "You make me panic by being so quiet, you know? Give me some reaction, please."

Ulysses had thought about Fred's possible reaction, maybe he would be angry, maybe he would deny his words, maybe he would fall into suspicion, but Ulysses never thought that Fred's reaction would be no response.

(End of this chapter)