Elizabeth's eyes followed Mag and Amy as they disappeared around the bend. The father and daughter gave her a strange feeling. They looked like just ordinary people, but they felt a little familiar and dangerous inexplicably.
"Elizabeth, what are you thinking about?" At this moment, a middle-aged man, also wearing a snow-white gown that looked like it was carved out of frost, pushed the door in and looked at Elizabeth standing by the window and asked with a smile.
"Nothing, just two passers-by." Elizabeth retracted her gaze, looked back at the man and asked expectantly: "Uncle, you said you found something left by your father back then. Is this true? That year with Ya After the battle with Alex, he disappeared for so many years and there has been no news.”
"I also accidentally discovered it at an auction. It is definitely my brother's thing, but there is a bloodline seal inside that only you can open, so I sent a message asking you to come." The man nodded and stretched out his right hand. When he came out, a small ice blue box appeared in his hand, and then flew towards Elizabeth out of thin air.
There was a hint of excitement on Elizabeth's cold face. She caught the small box with slightly trembling hands, took a deep breath, and gently opened the lid.
In the middle of the box, there is a ring with a sapphire blue round jade in the middle.
"This is father's ring!" Elizabeth whispered, picking up the ring at once, her face was full of excitement, but soon she showed a nervous expression: "This is father's favorite space. The ring is always carried with you. If nothing happens, it is absolutely impossible to lose it. Where did you get this ring?"
"A mercenary picked this up in the wilderness. It was sold at an auction as an ordinary gemstone ring. I happened to attend it with my friends and felt the aura of Big Brother, so I bought it. Maybe there is Big Brother in it. Please unravel the missing clues." The man nodded slightly, his expression also a little serious.
"Okay." Elizabeth nodded, conjured an ice needle out of thin air, and lightly pricked her fingertips. A drop of blue-silver blood fell on the sapphire, and was absorbed instantly, and the ring rose. In a ray of light, a mirror image of a middle-aged man with long snow-white hair appeared. He looked at Elizabeth and said with a smile: "Elizabeth, you are probably the only one who can find this ring. Everyone else probably wishes I had died earlier." That’s right.”
"Father..." Elizabeth looked at the man in slightly dirty clothes. Lankester, the former king of the frost dragon clan, had even left his space ring outside the wilderness. What happened to him? What happened?
"The matter is very complicated, and I don't want to say too much, but you can rest assured that I am not dead yet. I threw the ring away on purpose. It is enough for you to know this. There is nothing in the ring, so you can No matter who you are, don’t worry too much, no one will do anything to you except a fool for an empty ring." Lankester said in a relaxed tone, with a bit of ridicule.
The screen flashed, the projection screen disappeared, and the ring returned to its previous appearance.
"Father!" Elizabeth stretched out her hand blankly, but couldn't catch anything, so she lowered her hand in disappointment.
"Elizabeth, take a look to see if there is anything else inside the ring." Fox looked at Elizabeth with a slightly nervous expression and said.
"Empty." Elizabeth glanced at the ring, a hint of surprise flashed in her eyes, but she did not show any signs of it. Instead, she put the ring back into the box with a slight disappointment, with a disappointed expression.
"Empty." Fox also looked disappointed. He looked at the ring in Elizabeth's hand and looked away. Elizabeth was not good at hiding her emotions. You could tell if there was something inside by looking at her expression.
"Uncle, can I take this ring as a souvenir?" Elizabeth looked up at Fox and asked, her expression still sad.
"Of course, this is what your father left behind. You can keep it." Fox's expression quickly regained his composure, nodded, and then said: "I have something to do and have to go outside the city. It's hard for you to get out of the chaos." Come to the city, stay a few more days before leaving."
"Yes." Elizabeth nodded, put away the small box in her hand, and watched as a ray of blue-silver light appeared at Fox's feet and disappeared into the room in the blink of an eye.
"How did father know that there would be someone around me? What are the things left here?" Elizabeth closed the window with her hand, took out the box again, and whispered to herself in confusion...
