Chapter 802 There Must Be Something Wrong with "Grossel's Travel Notes"

Angleweed's tone was flat: "If there is no interference from external forces, the seal I left will naturally not be broken."

"You mean, someone entered "Grossel's Travels" and tampered with the seal?" Louise asked.

And that person, of course, can only be Adam.

However, what is unexpected is that the "Dragon of Imagination" shook his head and denied:

"No, if the seal is really broken, the ordinary people in the book will be affected more seriously. This is inevitable, and it is impossible not to be discovered."

Louise became more and more confused, and asked in surprise:

"Then why do you suspect that there is something wrong with "Grossel's Travels"?"

Angleweed looked deeply at Louise with those vertical pupils, and expressed his doubts cautiously:

""Grossel's Travel Notes" and "Al Suhod's Pen" fell into your hands at the same time. In my opinion, it is impossible for this kind of thing to happen, but since it happened, one of them must have been killed. Made tricks."

"The 'Al Suhod's Pen' has the characteristic of being alive, and it is difficult to change, so it will only be "Grossel's Travel Notes."

Louise thought for a while, but was still a little puzzled. She questioned:

"Why are you so sure?"

Angleweed smiled and said, "It's true that you accommodated 'City of Disaster', but that's not the reason why you can suppress 'Grossel's Travel Notes' and 'Al Suhod's Pen' casually. "

"At least, you are not strong enough now, and it is almost impossible to do this."

What? "City of Disaster" cannot suppress "Grossel's Travels" and "The Pen of Al Suhod"!

Louise's head was full of question marks at the moment. The things she had personally experimented were suddenly completely overturned, and it would be hard for anyone to accept, let alone things that had happened for a long time.

She even brought the 'Al Suhod's Pen' into the book world of "Grossel's Travel Notes" under the suppression of "City of Disaster", and more than once, nothing happened.

But the "Dragon of Imagination" has no reason to lie about this kind of thing. Could it be that "Grossel's Travel Notes" was really manipulated as he said?

Thinking along this line of thought, Louise really thought of a strange thing that she hadn't understood until now.

She once owned a "Book of Words Without Words", but when she brought it into the book world of "Grossel's Travels", the "Book of Words Without Words" suddenly turned into countless golden words, completely integrated into that ice and snow world , leaving no trace.

Perhaps this is the so-called change? It seems that it is really possible!

While thinking, Louise suddenly realized something. This is probably what the "Dragon of Imagination" really wanted to talk about when he met today, but he first tried his best to answer his doubts, and finally brought up this matter. Is it the charm of the "audience"? It's really hard to refuse!

So, she simply told the story of the "Wordless Heavenly Book" and finally asked:

"Is this what you call a problem?"

Angleweed was silent, although he had no eyebrows, but for the first time there was a puzzled look on his face, and he replied hesitantly:

"What you said is too brief, I can't give an accurate answer, unless you take out "Grossel's Travel Notes" and lend me a look."

How can this be? Louise couldn't help but rolled her eyes slightly. Although the "Dragon of Imagination" was quite cooperative, she was not a fool, so how could she hand over important bargaining chips when they met for the first time!

Angleweed obviously didn't have any expectations, he just said it casually, he turned to guess and said:

"If my guess is correct, then even if you take "Grossel's Travel Notes" and "Al Suhod's Pen" into the real world at the same time, the back hand I left behind will not activate."

Louise looked at the "Dragon of Illusion" in front of her, and nodded in agreement, but it was impossible for her to do that, and then she asked:

"Is there any way to get rid of this problem?"

She originally thought that the "Dragon of Imagination" would not refuse this request. After all, even if she didn't try it right away, at least it was a possibility, just in case!

But who knows, Angleweed refused, he said:

"If you can't find the reason, how can you change the result!"

Confused by this contrast, is it true that "Dragon of Imagination" is really just reminding himself that there is something wrong with "Grossel's Travel Notes"? Louise shook her head secretly and decided not to discuss the matter any more.

She still needs the abilities of "Grossel's Travel Notes" and "Ale Suhod's Pen", because the progress of playing "Desperate Witch" has not been completed, so maintaining the status quo is the best result.

The only thing to worry about is mental state, she went on to ask for advice:

"About my mental problems, do you have any solution?"

In the end, Angleweed still shook his head, expressing his incompetence, and explained lightly:

"It's impossible for you to tell me all the facts without reservation, and I can't read your mind deeply, so even if you have psychotherapy, it's just a temporary solution, not the root cause."

Then, he chuckled again and said:

"It's not surprising that any Extraordinary above the demigod has no mental problems."

However, I am different from normal people! Louise sighed silently, and suddenly questioned:

"I see that your condition is very good?"

Angleweed laughed: "I'm the 'spectator', and I've knocked out the madness when I fell."

Louise was helpless, she was neither an "audience" nor could she really die once, so she murmured softly:

"It seems that we can only use psychotherapy to maintain it first."

At this time, Angleweed suddenly suggested:

"The little 'audience' girl is fine, and she should know you better relatively speaking."

Louise nodded slightly and accepted the suggestion. This exchange has basically come to an end. Overall, it has been very rewarding. Chatting with the "audience" is indeed a very pleasant thing.

She asked one final question: "What should I do if I want to see you again next time?"

Angleweed hesitated for a moment before replying:

"I can leave a coordinate in your subconscious, so that you can find me after being hypnotized."

Leave coordinates in the subconscious? It sounds a bit wrong. Louise couldn't help but hesitate, but considering that the "Dragon of Imagination" couldn't play tricks on such a small matter, and she herself really didn't understand the subconscious ocean, she agreed.

The pupils of the cute little dragon shone slightly, and after a while, he said:

"Okay, done."

Louise didn't feel anything yet, and it turned out to be over! She also failed to notice any changes in herself, so she couldn't help feeling:

"The means of the 'audience' are really elusive!"

"This is just the simplest mark, naturally concealed." Angleweed explained softly, leaving a word before the figure disappeared:

"goodbye."