Chapter 1524 Mr. Detective's "Toy House" (Ⅰ)

Ted Pinkerton was so annoyed by the mosquitoes that he couldn't bear it, so he simply got up from the bed and blessed himself with a 3-ring spell specially used to repel pests.

The effect of repelling insects is good, but it is a pity that the spell can only last for a short two hours. As a level 13 ranger, Pinkerton's spell slots are not enough to be used to repel mosquitoes at will. In the end, he can only take Covering his head with the coat, he curled up on the bed, letting the mosquitoes do whatever they wanted to him.

This solid house created by magic comes with simple furniture, fireplace, chimney and alarm measures, and also comes with an "invisible servant". Unfortunately, the doors and windows defended by "arcane locks" and "magic alarms" cannot prevent mosquitoes from invading, " The "invisible servant" can only provide simple services such as serving tea and pouring water, but cannot help the master drive away pests, which is really a fly in the ointment.

Pinkerton took the water glass from the "invisible servant" and poured black tea with a lot of sugar into his stomach in one breath. His spirit, which was sluggish due to lack of sleep, was lifted, and he smoked a pipe to refresh himself. You can go out to work.

As soon as he lit his pipe, Pinkerton noticed an unusually bright beam of light rising not far from the door, as if someone was being teleported over.

Carl jumped up alertly, and barked at the beam of light rising into the sky by the lake below the mountain.

"Calm down, my old buddy, if I'm not mistaken, it should be Dr. Vader who came with his classmates."

Pinkerton caressed the back of the hound, stood up with a pipe in his mouth, grabbed the revolver on the table, made sure that the bullets were loaded, put the pistol in his waist, and walked out the door with a cane.

When Carl also ran out of the house, Pinkerton closed the door with his backhand and uttered a spell. The tall house immediately shrank to the size of a fist, and it was placed squarely at his feet, like a model of a well-crafted house.

Pinkerton picked up the shrunken magic house, stuffed it into the storage bag, and turned to go down the mountain.

Karl quickly rushed to the front of the master, and rushed to the place where the transmitted light rose by the lakeside below the mountain.

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On the east bank of Lake Aosta, almost every inch of the pebble-strewn beach was trampled by the huge feet of dinosaurs.

Only the most tenacious weeds dare to poke their heads out between the pebbles and the footprints of dinosaurs and swagger in the wind.

However, it won't be long before these weeds grow a little taller, and they will be trampled flat or swallowed by passing dinosaurs carelessly.

On the tidal flat, a beam of light suddenly rises, reflecting the pebbles that have been washed round and clean by the lake water like shining jewels everywhere.

Joan walked out of the teleportation beam first, followed by Hyrule, Holden and Audrey.

The hood of the young mage's cloak shook slightly, and a red mosquito flew out and landed on the ground, turning into a little loli wearing a red hat and a red dress, with a pair of big eyes blinking, looking around curiously.

"This is Lake Aosta? Why can't we see dinosaurs?"

"Maybe we came here by accident, the dinosaur is still sleeping in the woods." Holden guessed with a smile.

Audrey put her hands on her knees, bent down to observe the footprints on the ground, and then said to her companion: "Not long ago, a large group of dinosaurs passed by here, but judging from the footprints they left, they should not be much bigger than cows and horses. "

"It's a pity that there are no rangers in our team, otherwise we would be able to deduce more valuable information by observing the footprints left by dinosaurs." Her Royal Highness said with some regret.

"Speaking of rangers, Joan, that detective friend you met at the Baden resort, Ted Pinkerton, is said to be a high-ranking ranger. He is very famous in the private detective circle of the New World. !” Hailar said.

"I don't know Mr. Pinkerton's background, but he is indeed a high-level ranger. Our visit to Lake Aosta this time is to help him investigate the root of the dinosaur madness."

Joan took out the navigation compass, first imported the surrounding map, and saved it as a file for viewing at any time. Afterwards, he took out a piece of copper wire from the spell-casting material bag, and planned to send Pinkerton a "short message" to let him come Meet at the lake.

Pinkerton was investigating by the lake and had no fixed residence, so he had just made a general agreement with Joan to meet on the east bank.

However, when he got to the place, Joan discovered that the east bank of Lake Aosta was huge, and the hilly meadows beside the lake were all covered with sparse bushes. It was not so easy to find people here.

Just as he was about to cast a spell, a familiar laughter suddenly came from behind him.

"Hi! Good morning, children! It seems that I was lucky to meet you as soon as I left the house."

Joan looked back and saw a man in a windbreaker and a deerstalker hat standing on the hillside, smiling and waving his hands. It wasn't Ted Pinkerton.

"Good morning, Mr. Pinkerton."

Joan waved a greeting and walked towards the hillside with his companions.

Carl the Hound came up to him wagging his tail.

Joan squatted down and hugged Carl, and then introduced the alert hound to his companions.

Carl shook hands with Hailar and Zion one by one, looking very friendly. Ruby was somewhat afraid of this big strange dog, but after a brief hesitation, she still mustered up the courage to touch the hound's smooth neck.

Pinkerton carried a cane and came down from the mountainside, hugged Joan warmly, and then shook hands with the three college students who came with him and little Lolita one by one.

After getting to know each other, Pinkerton warmly invited everyone to go back to the camp for a rest.

Joan and the others originally thought that Pinkerton's so-called camp was nothing more than clearing an open space on the hill, lighting a campfire, and pitching a tent.

However, when we got to the mountain, the top of the slope surrounded by woods was empty, and there was no trace of camping.

When everyone was looking at each other and wondering, Mr. Detective straightened out his chest and said to the young people with a smile: "When I go out in the wild, I always take the 'toy house' with me, lest the passing beasts come in and make trouble." .”

What "dollhouse"?

Does this have anything to do with camp?

Everyone couldn't help looking at each other.

Pinkerton whetted the appetite of the young people, walked to the center of the forest clearing, took out a small house the size of a fist from the storage bag, and placed it on the ground.

Joan could tell at a glance that the little house that looked like a toy model exuded slight fluctuations in magic power, and it should be a magic device.

He approached the toy-like hut, and was about to carefully identify the spell attached to the hut, but Pinkerton waved his hand, signaling everyone to back off, leaving enough room for the barracks.

After Joan and the others retreated 20 feet away, Pinkerton turned to face the toy house, and chanted an Elvish incantation symbolizing "dwelling place".

"Mar!"