Chapter 225 Old Friends and Letters
"You can recognize me even like this?" Kelly muttered and threw something in her hand to Thor.
It's no wonder that Keli was surprised. She was now wearing plate armor and a mask as thin as gold foil on her face, with only a corner of her mouth exposed.
And her lips were still golden red.
Apart from a piece of red ponytail sticking out of the helmet, there was no familiar place at all.
Thor caught the thing that Kelly threw to him and opened it immediately. "Oh? What is this? Honey?"
"Ganshu wax. You once said that some common materials are difficult to keep fresh for a long time, but it would be a waste to use witchcraft. I just happened to see a jar of this from a human body collector outside. You can study it. It may be useful."
Thor's eyes lit up immediately. "Yes, it is very useful for daily experiments. But I came back in a hurry this time and didn't bring anything good for you."
Keli curled her lips and said, "I owe you...what happened to your hand? You went out and lost the meat?"
"It melted, but it wasn't lost. I brought it back in a bag."
Thor tells Kelly about his adventure with senior Byron in the Valley of the Hands.
After hearing this, Keli acted disgusted and said, "I don't want to go on adventures with you in the future. It's too unlucky."
"How dare you say that to me? I see you..." Thor said disdainfully. He looked Keli up and down, "I see you're in a lot of trouble."
Keli lowered her head and patted her breastplate with her metal-gloved hands. The thick armor collided with each other, making a crisp metallic sound.
"This is my experiment!" she said stubbornly, "It's just a little accident."
After thinking for a while, Keli took off the mask on her face.
Her face, like her lips, was glowing with fine golden light, and her skin and muscles seemed stiff when she moved.
"The new witchcraft I've been studying has conflicted with the potions I've been taking lately, and now a toxic metal is seeping out of my skin pores."
Thor frowned. "It's more serious than I thought. Do you need any help?"
Keli rolled her eyes. "You've already been put in solitary confinement, so you should just take care of yourself. A genius like me, can't I solve this little problem? I'm just very interested in this poisonous metal, and I plan to collect more of it before solving it!"
Thor gave Keli a thumbs-up and said, "You're awesome!"
Keli immediately replied: "You are awesome too!"
In private, Sol would occasionally say one or two words that she had never heard of, and Keli couldn't tell whether it was a compliment or an insult, so she would usually choose to respond first and then ponder the true meaning of the words.
"How long are you going to be locked up? I want to apply for a joint experimental project with you."
Thor looked back at the warehouse door behind him and said, "Hmm... almost done. The initial framework has been sorted out. What's left is to try out the permutations and combinations one by one. It should be done within a month... It all depends on my luck."
Keli's mouth twitched twice, "With your luck, can you still see it?"
But Keli immediately remembered that she had been unlucky recently, and quickly brought up business before Thor could fight back, "By the way, I'm here to get the materials."
She struggled to pull out a roll of paper from the small pocket hanging on her armor belt and unfold it for Thor.
Thor looked at Kelly's hands that were stiff and almost knotted, shook his head, and took the note and opened it.
The content of the note was very simple, with only two words written on it: "Completed".
Thor recognized it at a glance; it was exactly the words he had just written on the paper with the communication pen.
"You? You are the one in charge of the transportation mission? Don't you hate this kind of physical work the most?" But he immediately reacted, "I know, in your current condition, you can only walk two steps. If you do experiments or practice witchcraft, you will probably blow yourself up!"
Keli's face suddenly twisted, she gritted her teeth and raised her hand, slowly clenching it into a fist in front of Thor, "Hurry up and work, if you delay my work, you will have to pay me with credits!"
Thor turned and went into the warehouse, shaking his head and sighing, "I wonder who forgot what they were working on first."
Keli behind him jumped up in anger, but the plate armor around her was too heavy, so she couldn't jump at all.
Because the materials were ready, Thor came back soon after he went in.
When the cart was pushed out, the door was completely open. Keli's eyes swept around the warehouse entrance and suddenly stopped at one place.
"Why is Billy in there? No, that's Bill? He looks a little strange."
At this time, Thor had already pushed the cart out, the door closed slowly behind him, and Bill's face disappeared behind the gap.
"It's Bill." Thor handed the cart to Kelly. "How do you know him?"
Keli raised her hand to take the cart, and the armor on her body began to clang.
"He was also a student of Gudo's mentor. I met him twice and was very impressed. Tsk, is he dead?"
"Yeah. The senior who led me to a dead end was him, as I just told you."
"Ah, that's really satisfying." Keli turned the cart around. "By the way, he has a brother named Billy who is even more powerful than him."
Thor had heard of this person and had met him when he was in the East Tower not long ago. However, he was not in a good mental state at that time, so his impression was not very clear.
"Are you afraid he will retaliate against me?"
"No, don't worry. He's very busy. He doesn't care about anything except experiments and studies. He's cold and indifferent, like a prop." Keli shrugged her shoulders, and the armor clanged again. "But it's better to stay away from him if possible."
"I'm leaving." Kelly waved her hand.
Just as Thor was about to say goodbye, he saw Kelly slap her head.
"Bang——"
The sound was so loud that it echoed slightly in the corridor.
"Why do you have to do this?" Thor looked at Kelly in surprise.
"I almost forgot something." Keli began to dig things out again with difficulty, and finally took out a thick envelope from another pocket.
"Someone asked my brother to give me a letter and asked me to give it to you after I return to the tower."
Thor took it doubtfully.
Who would write to him?
"It seems to be your family? I haven't heard you mention it before, and I thought you had no family."
Thor took the envelope and peeled off the gorgeous wax...
It turned out there was a white envelope inside.
The white envelope was not sealed with wax.
Thor turned the letter to the back and saw the four words on it. His eyes immediately widened and the smile on his face suddenly disappeared.
"Dear brother."
Seeing that Thor's expression was not right, Keli let go of the cart and walked over. "What's wrong? Is there a problem? I checked it and there is no magic or mental power attached. I also went to the registration office and spent money to cut off the void connection... There won't be anything bad on it, right?"
Thor looked at those four words. There was only one person in this world who called him brother.
"Keli, who gave you this letter?"
"My brother said that it was a letter that a friend of his asked him to bring. They knew you and described your appearance accurately. They claimed to be your family..." Keli became more and more careful as she spoke. Many bloody events in her family flashed through her mind.
"Should we report this to Instructor Kaz?"
"Teacher Kaz..." I'm afraid it's useless.
Moreover, Thor didn't want to report the matter immediately for the time being. He needed to confirm the identity and purpose of the writer.
"Keli, does anyone else know that you brought me the letter?"
Keli shook her head, her red ponytail swinging back and forth. "I didn't tell anyone else, and the people at the registration office thought I brought the things back myself and wanted to check them."
Kelly was very smart and immediately understood what Thor meant.
"Okay, I'll take it, thank you."
Keli carefully observed Thor's expression and said, "If it's really troublesome, just throw it away."
Thor smiled and shook his head.
After watching Kelly push the cart away with difficulty, Thor pushed open the door and returned to the second warehouse.
He walked to the laboratory table, sat down, and continued to open the letter.
Saul did not check it again. If this letter was really sent to him by Kismet, he would definitely not be able to detect the hidden means in it.
Anyway, the diary has no warning.
The opening of the envelope was not sealed, and at first glance there was indeed no abnormal fluctuation.
Perhaps that was why Kismet had left the letter unsealed.
It was his way of saying to Saul, "Look, I didn't do anything. Do you dare to look?"
I was going to update last night, but I got stuck until now...
(End of this chapter)
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