Chapter 2772
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Herman stared at the city ahead.
Majestic, magnificent, prosperous, noisy.
The sea tide beats the table, the air has a little salty taste of sea water, the sea surface is shimmering in the sun, and the white seabirds are circling around the pier, making a pleasant sound that echoes endlessly.
Ships coming and going sailed into the wharf, transporting boxes of freshly caught sea goods onto land...
Herman stood on the shore, watching some.
His expression was still a little dazed.
Saint Nia is adjacent to the coast, and on the other side is endless wilderness woodland. The thriving maritime trade industry connects many countries.
Herman remembered that he left the city in the other direction.
But back to Saint Nia, it was from the coast.
He spanned the entire Sannia.
"Keep going in this direction until you reach the end, and you'll be back where you came from."
The witch's words still echoed in his ears.
Heman recalled his experience after leaving the Witch. He may have walked in the foggy forest for a few minutes, or it may have been a long time.
As far as his eyes could see were the endless forest and the slowly surging pale mist, and he was even a little worried that he would accidentally break into the territory of that irascible neighbor.
At some point, both the fog and the forest disappeared.
And when he realized this, he had already appeared in the dream world corresponding to Saint Nia.
He also felt the reality.
Herman left the dream world and came to the real world.
He recalled the experience of this trip, feeling like he had a dream.
In the dream, there is a misty forest located in reality and dreams, a mysterious witch who likes to cook, and a neighbor who lives next door but has a bad temper...
Herman shook his head, putting aside the messy thoughts in his mind.
He opened his arms and called out to the sea.
There are pedestrians passing by, and they are no longer surprised by this.
"See, this is the typical first time you see the sea."
"The ocean is the most expansive area in the world, and its vastness is felt by anyone."
"I want to try this too, but it feels too silly..."
Pedestrians gradually walk away.
Heman didn't care about other people's comments, he waved casually to stop a rental magic car, told him the address of Dream Building Office, and then lay down on the seat and fell into a deep sleep.
until awakened by the driver.
Heman looked at the shop in front of him during business hours, and the scene he was so familiar with couldn't be more familiar, but somehow gave him a feeling that things were different.
"No troubles, sleep peacefully, welcome to Zhumeng Office."
Familiar voices came from the counter.
Jodis looked down at the book, but didn't intend to get up to greet her.
"Ahem, this kind of service attitude is a bit bad."
Herman coughed twice, reminding Jodis of her obligations as a shop assistant.
"Oh? I have a bad attitude?"
Jodis closed the book and looked at Herman with calm eyes, "Then I would like to ask, which detective disappeared for a day and night without any news? This is on the premise that he has no job, Don't tell me that you happened to meet a commission when you went out, or encountered some accident and couldn't get out."
"Uh... that's about it."
Jodis stood up and walked away from the counter.
"Hey, wait a minute, listen to my explanation!"
"Things are really not what you think!"
"I really encountered an unexpected situation..."
Herman hurriedly chased after him.
Facts have proved that sometimes women can't reason with them, and Herman clearly understands this fact.
"Okay, tell me, I'll listen."
Jodis crossed her arms, waiting for Herman's sophistry... explanation.
"I really didn't lie to you." Herman was completely helpless, "Can you sit down first, and I will tell you exactly what I have experienced."
He forcibly pressed Jodis on the chair, starting from the dream world, telling every detail of his previous experiences.
Entering the dream world, I suddenly wanted to go outside the city on a whim, and strayed into the fog. When I realized it, I had already arrived in the foggy forest, and lost contact with reality...
"...that's pretty much it."
After almost telling all the experiences in one breath, Herman let out a long sigh of relief, picked up the cup and drank it all.
"Now you should believe that what I said is true?"
Jodis was thoughtful, thinking about the experience Heman told.
Soon, she looked up.
"So, why do you want to go to the dream world outside the city?"
"A whim is a pure whim." Herman emphasized, "Don't you have the experience of suddenly wanting to do something inexplicably?"
"No."
Herman: "..."
Jodis stood up, ready to leave.
"Hey, why are you leaving again?" Herman grabbed her arm subconsciously.
Qiaodis looked down, but did not break free: "Go and cook."
"Cooking? Now is not the time to eat." Herman looked at the time, a little confused.
"Have you eaten?" Jodis looked at him quietly.
"Uh...no."
"That's all right, let go."
"Oh."
Watching Jodis's figure disappear out of sight, Herman let out a long sigh of relief, sat down and wiped the sweat that had already covered his forehead.
Then I didn't know what to think of, and I smirked.
When it comes to certain things, even the most rational person can be swayed by emotion.
After a while.
Herman slurped the noodles, while Jodis sat behind the counter, flipping through unfinished books.
She likes to read books.
"I have a question." Jodis broke the silence.
"Huh?" Herman looked up at her, but his eating movements were not affected in the slightest.
"That witch, did she say what her future plans are?" Jodis asked.
"The future plan?" Herman continued to slurp the noodles, "No, she should stay in the foggy forest, waiting for the next unexpected traveler."
He felt that the life of a witch was quite boring.
Living alone in a world like that, with only a grumpy neighbor next door and a lost pet.
So I can only find a hobby to pass the time.
Perhaps this is an important reason why the witch's cooking skills are so terrifying.
Well, it's pretty miserable.
"She's lonely," Jodis said softly.
"You're right." Herman nodded in agreement, "But we can't help her either."
As a detective, he has seen too many things that he can't do anything about.
So Herman only did what he was supposed to do, and he had a very clear understanding of his abilities.
"Maybe."
An unfamiliar voice came from the door of the store, taking over Heman's words, and also attracted the attention of the two of them.
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Herman stared at the city ahead.
Majestic, magnificent, prosperous, noisy.
The sea tide beats the table, the air has a little salty taste of sea water, the sea surface is shimmering in the sun, and the white seabirds are circling around the pier, making a pleasant sound that echoes endlessly.
Ships coming and going sailed into the wharf, transporting boxes of freshly caught sea goods onto land...
Herman stood on the shore, watching some.
His expression was still a little dazed.
Saint Nia is adjacent to the coast, and on the other side is endless wilderness woodland. The thriving maritime trade industry connects many countries.
Herman remembered that he left the city in the other direction.
But back to Saint Nia, it was from the coast.
He spanned the entire Sannia.
"Keep going in this direction until you reach the end, and you'll be back where you came from."
The witch's words still echoed in his ears.
Heman recalled his experience after leaving the Witch. He may have walked in the foggy forest for a few minutes, or it may have been a long time.
As far as his eyes could see were the endless forest and the slowly surging pale mist, and he was even a little worried that he would accidentally break into the territory of that irascible neighbor.
At some point, both the fog and the forest disappeared.
And when he realized this, he had already appeared in the dream world corresponding to Saint Nia.
He also felt the reality.
Herman left the dream world and came to the real world.
He recalled the experience of this trip, feeling like he had a dream.
In the dream, there is a misty forest located in reality and dreams, a mysterious witch who likes to cook, and a neighbor who lives next door but has a bad temper...
Herman shook his head, putting aside the messy thoughts in his mind.
He opened his arms and called out to the sea.
There are pedestrians passing by, and they are no longer surprised by this.
"See, this is the typical first time you see the sea."
"The ocean is the most expansive area in the world, and its vastness is felt by anyone."
"I want to try this too, but it feels too silly..."
Pedestrians gradually walk away.
Heman didn't care about other people's comments, he waved casually to stop a rental magic car, told him the address of Dream Building Office, and then lay down on the seat and fell into a deep sleep.
until awakened by the driver.
Heman looked at the shop in front of him during business hours, and the scene he was so familiar with couldn't be more familiar, but somehow gave him a feeling that things were different.
"No troubles, sleep peacefully, welcome to Zhumeng Office."
Familiar voices came from the counter.
Jodis looked down at the book, but didn't intend to get up to greet her.
"Ahem, this kind of service attitude is a bit bad."
Herman coughed twice, reminding Jodis of her obligations as a shop assistant.
"Oh? I have a bad attitude?"
Jodis closed the book and looked at Herman with calm eyes, "Then I would like to ask, which detective disappeared for a day and night without any news? This is on the premise that he has no job, Don't tell me that you happened to meet a commission when you went out, or encountered some accident and couldn't get out."
"Uh... that's about it."
Jodis stood up and walked away from the counter.
"Hey, wait a minute, listen to my explanation!"
"Things are really not what you think!"
"I really encountered an unexpected situation..."
Herman hurriedly chased after him.
Facts have proved that sometimes women can't reason with them, and Herman clearly understands this fact.
"Okay, tell me, I'll listen."
Jodis crossed her arms, waiting for Herman's sophistry... explanation.
"I really didn't lie to you." Herman was completely helpless, "Can you sit down first, and I will tell you exactly what I have experienced."
He forcibly pressed Jodis on the chair, starting from the dream world, telling every detail of his previous experiences.
Entering the dream world, I suddenly wanted to go outside the city on a whim, and strayed into the fog. When I realized it, I had already arrived in the foggy forest, and lost contact with reality...
"...that's pretty much it."
After almost telling all the experiences in one breath, Herman let out a long sigh of relief, picked up the cup and drank it all.
"Now you should believe that what I said is true?"
Jodis was thoughtful, thinking about the experience Heman told.
Soon, she looked up.
"So, why do you want to go to the dream world outside the city?"
"A whim is a pure whim." Herman emphasized, "Don't you have the experience of suddenly wanting to do something inexplicably?"
"No."
Herman: "..."
Jodis stood up, ready to leave.
"Hey, why are you leaving again?" Herman grabbed her arm subconsciously.
Qiaodis looked down, but did not break free: "Go and cook."
"Cooking? Now is not the time to eat." Herman looked at the time, a little confused.
"Have you eaten?" Jodis looked at him quietly.
"Uh...no."
"That's all right, let go."
"Oh."
Watching Jodis's figure disappear out of sight, Herman let out a long sigh of relief, sat down and wiped the sweat that had already covered his forehead.
Then I didn't know what to think of, and I smirked.
When it comes to certain things, even the most rational person can be swayed by emotion.
After a while.
Herman slurped the noodles, while Jodis sat behind the counter, flipping through unfinished books.
She likes to read books.
"I have a question." Jodis broke the silence.
"Huh?" Herman looked up at her, but his eating movements were not affected in the slightest.
"That witch, did she say what her future plans are?" Jodis asked.
"The future plan?" Herman continued to slurp the noodles, "No, she should stay in the foggy forest, waiting for the next unexpected traveler."
He felt that the life of a witch was quite boring.
Living alone in a world like that, with only a grumpy neighbor next door and a lost pet.
So I can only find a hobby to pass the time.
Perhaps this is an important reason why the witch's cooking skills are so terrifying.
Well, it's pretty miserable.
"She's lonely," Jodis said softly.
"You're right." Herman nodded in agreement, "But we can't help her either."
As a detective, he has seen too many things that he can't do anything about.
So Herman only did what he was supposed to do, and he had a very clear understanding of his abilities.
"Maybe."
An unfamiliar voice came from the door of the store, taking over Heman's words, and also attracted the attention of the two of them.
Herman stared at the city ahead. Majestic, magnificent, prosperous, noisy. The sea tide beats the table, the air has a little salty taste of sea water, the sea surface is shimmering in the sun, and the white seabirds are circling around the pier, making a pleasant sound that echoes endlessly. Ships coming and going sailed into the wharf, transporting boxes of freshly caught sea goods onto land... Herman stood on the shore, watching some. His expression was still a little dazed. Saint Nia is adjacent to the coast, and on the other side is endless wilderness woodland. The thriving maritime trade industry connects many countries. Herman remembered that he left the city in the other direction. But back to Saint Nia, it was from the coast. He spanned the entire Sannia. "Keep going in this direction until you reach the end, and you'll be back where you came from." The witch's words still echoed in his ears. Heman recalled his experience after leaving the Witch. He may have walked in the foggy forest for a few minutes, or it may have been a long time. As far as his eyes could see were the endless forest and the slowly surging pale mist, and he was even a little worried that he would accidentally break into the territory of that irascible neighbor. At some point, both the fog and the forest disappeared. And when he realized this, he had already appeared in the dream world corresponding to Saint Nia. He also felt the reality. Herman left the dream world and came to the real world. He recalled the experience of this trip, feeling like he had a dream. In the dream, there is a misty forest located in reality and dreams, a mysterious witch who likes to cook, and a neighbor who lives next door but has a bad temper... Herman shook his head, putting aside the messy thoughts in his mind. He opened his arms and called out to the sea. There are pedestrians passing by, and they are no longer surprised by this. "See, this is the typical first time you see the sea." "The ocean is the most expansive area in the world, and its vastness is felt by anyone." "I want to try this too, but it feels too silly..." Pedestrians gradually walk away. Heman didn't care about other people's comments, he waved casually to stop a rental magic car, told him the address of Dream Building Office, and then lay down on the seat and fell into a deep sleep. until awakened by the driver. Heman looked at the shop in front of him during business hours, and the scene he was so familiar with couldn't be more familiar, but somehow gave him a feeling that things were different. "No troubles, sleep peacefully, welcome to Zhumeng Office." Familiar voices came from the counter. Jodis looked down at the book, but didn't intend to get up to greet her. "Ahem, this kind of service attitude is a bit bad." Herman coughed twice, reminding Jodis of her obligations as a shop assistant. "Oh? I have a bad attitude?" Jodis closed the book and looked at Herman with calm eyes, "Then I would like to ask, which detective disappeared for a day and night without any news? This is on the premise that he has no job, Don't tell me that you happened to meet a commission when you went out, or encountered some accident and couldn't get out." "Uh... that's about it." Jodis stood up and walked away from the counter. "Hey, wait a minute, listen to my explanation!" "Things are really not what you think!" "I really encountered an unexpected situation..." Herman hurriedly chased after him. Facts have proved that sometimes women can't reason with them, and Herman clearly understands this fact. "Okay, tell me, I'll listen." Jodis crossed her arms, waiting for Herman's sophistry... explanation. "I really didn't lie to you." Herman was completely helpless, "Can you sit down first, and I will tell you exactly what I have experienced." He forcibly pressed Jodis on the chair, starting from the dream world, telling every detail of his previous experiences. Entering the dream world, I suddenly wanted to go outside the city on a whim, and strayed into the fog. When I realized it, I had already arrived in the foggy forest, and lost contact with reality... "...that's pretty much it." After almost telling all the experiences in one breath, Herman let out a long sigh of relief, picked up the cup and drank it all. "Now you should believe that what I said is true?" Jodis was thoughtful, thinking about the experience Heman told. Soon, she looked up. "So, why do you want to go to the dream world outside the city?" "A whim is a pure whim." Herman emphasized, "Don't you have the experience of suddenly wanting to do something inexplicably?" "No." Herman: "..." Jodis stood up, ready to leave. "Hey, why are you leaving again?" Herman grabbed her arm subconsciously. Qiaodis looked down, but did not break free: "Go and cook." "Cooking? Now is not the time to eat." Herman looked at the time, a little confused. "Have you eaten?" Jodis looked at him quietly. "Uh...no." "That's all right, let go." "Oh." Watching Jodis's figure disappear out of sight, Herman let out a long sigh of relief, sat down and wiped the sweat that had already covered his forehead. Then I didn't know what to think of, and I smirked. When it comes to certain things, even the most rational person can be swayed by emotion. After a while. Herman slurped the noodles, while Jodis sat behind the counter, flipping through unfinished books. She likes to read books. "I have a question." Jodis broke the silence. "Huh?" Herman looked up at her, but his eating movements were not affected in the slightest. "That witch, did she say what her future plans are?" Jodis asked. "The future plan?" Herman continued to slurp the noodles, "No, she should stay in the foggy forest, waiting for the next unexpected traveler." He felt that the life of a witch was quite boring. Living alone in a world like that, with only a grumpy neighbor next door and a lost pet. So I can only find a hobby to pass the time. Perhaps this is an important reason why the witch's cooking skills are so terrifying. Well, it's pretty miserable. "She's lonely," Jodis said softly. "You're right." Herman nodded in agreement, "But we can't help her either." As a detective, he has seen too many things that he can't do anything about. So Herman only did what he was supposed to do, and he had a very clear understanding of his abilities. "Maybe." An unfamiliar voice came from the door of the store, taking over Heman's words, and also attracted the attention of the two of them.
