It disappeared after being pushed. Fortunately, there was white ash everywhere inside the coffin. The flying ash affected my vision, and I did not see the full picture of what was in the coffin."

"Your college deliberately filled it with a lot of white ash to affect the view of the remains... What happens next?"

The sorceress in a dark blue dress asked again.

"It sat up, yes. It sat up while holding on to the edge of the coffin, so the walls of the warehouse and the outside of the walls were affected. We were worried at that time, if we were caught in sight, we might disappear too."

Shade said, patting Mia's little head:

"But fortunately it lay back down on its own. I'm not sure what happened. It seemed like someone passed by outside the warehouse at that time."

"Yes, someone passed by, a man with a long sword."

The doctor agreed that this was the excuse they gave after discussion.

"is that so?"

The sorceress obviously didn't believe it, but Shade added:

"We will elaborate in the report we submit later, but the important thing now is that everything is safe and the relics are back in storage."

"That's true. Besides, you correspondence students from St. Byron's always have a lot of secrets."

Miss Asberg nodded and asked again:

"What did the unknown eight-ring warlock say when he triggered the relic riot?"

Dorothy said:

"It's something like praising the non-existent nothingness."

Because she was worried about another riot in the coffin, she only said the first sentence.

The lady in a dark blue dress frowned slightly:

"This is different from what I thought. They probably didn't want to rob the coffin, but they wanted to make the coffin lose control inside Tobesk... You probably don't know what this is.

Angel-level relic [Remains of the Nameless One], what lies in the coffin is indeed a corpse, but that corpse has activity and a small amount of intelligence, and everything it looks at will be sent to nothingness.

Therefore, once the power of the relic breaks through the containment measures, it will cause large-scale changes in the space... If you just want to snatch it away, you will never deliberately let it get out of control. This is not good for anyone...

..I will report this matter to St. Byrons. Is this someone trying to frame St. Byrons? Oh, this has nothing to do with you, you have completed your task very well."

As she spoke, she waved her hand, and the black coffin wrapped in ice flew up. But before she left, she turned to look at Shade:

"Miss Denister, Mr. Hamilton, do you have something to say to us?"

She asked suddenly, and Xia De, whose mind was still immersed in the information about the relic, was surprised:

"Yes, I want to..."

He wanted to ask if [All Things are Impermanent Space] was in the opponent's hands, but he did not want to directly ask the leader of [Winter Hymn Ensemble], which would make his behavior extremely strange.

Seeing Shade hesitate, the sorceress nodded:

"I want to take this coffin away as soon as possible. If you want to communicate with us, I will send someone to find you after a while."

As she spoke, she nodded to the five people in turn, then jumped from the edge of the deck to the water with light steps, then stepped on the ice under her feet, carrying the coffin, and left towards the lower reaches of the river in the morning mist.

Shade bent down to pick up the Holy Grail on the deck and put it away. The doctor yawned:

"It's been a long night."

He waved to the other four people:

"It's already Friday morning, so let's leave for now. I will distribute the harvest to you during the meeting tomorrow afternoon. There is still an appointment for a patient at nine o'clock this morning. He is an insomniac. I really hope he can

As tired as I am now...it will take a while to get this boat back."

The doctor had also prepared the boat in advance. He had already anticipated that it might need to be moved from the warehouse. Even if the boat was discovered, he had a third plan to implement. The doctor fully understood that any accident could happen.

"It's really interesting. Every time we went on a team operation in the past, the unlucky ones were the doctors, but this time the doctors were actually intact."

Luvia seemed to have returned to her normal demeanor and said with a smile before they left.

Everyone else also laughed. Only the doctor looked thoughtful and looked at Shade again:

"This shows that letting Shade join is indeed the right thing to do. Next time, why not..."

“There won’t be another time in the near future!”

Dorothy said immediately, looking at the city that was gradually waking up from its slumber:
Chapter completed!