There were only two people in the spacious meeting hall, but the atmosphere at the moment was a bit depressing.
Mag looked calmly at Dominic, the meritorious marshal of the empire, but he lowered his head slightly at this moment.
"I know this is what he meant. As the Imperial Marshal, you cannot refuse this request." Mag broke the silence, looked at Dominic and said: "But, Marshal, you are now the deputy commander of the coalition forces, and you are responsible for leading the coalition forces. The important task of guarding Nolan Continent is no longer just the marshal of the Los Empire."
Dominic looked up at Mag.
"Before we became soldiers, we swore an oath to become knights. We should protect the weak. This is what you told me when we first met." Mag looked at Dominic, "Now the sincerity of all races Send all the troops to assist the Los Empire and form a coalition to go north. If the Los Empire still adheres to the principle of empire supremacy, this is unacceptable to me."
"What I warned you back then, I was not able to do it myself. It's really a bit ironic to say that." Dominic smiled a little self-deprecatingly, then looked solemn, stood up and stood at attention, "I will resign from the position of Marshal of the Los Empire. , participate in this war as the deputy commander of the coalition forces, and do everything possible."
Mag also stood up, stood firm, and looked at Dominic, "Happy cooperation, Marshal."
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Romo Street, Rodu.
"Saipan Tavern..." A girl in black Lolita stood at the door of the tavern, looking up at the sign and then at the closed door, her expression a little disappointed.
With three silver coins and two days of hard work, Vicky finally came to Romo Street with the note.
The head of the family knows that firewood and rice are expensive, and Vicki only recently understood this truth.
There is no way, people in Luodu City don't understand what opera is at all, let alone spend dozens of copper coins to watch an opera performance.
Of course, the opera house is too shabby.
When she recruited members, she was very ambitious and created a huge pie for them.
Now I can't even eat the crumbs of cakes, and everyone is hungry and has a yellow complexion...
This morning five members left a letter and left without saying goodbye.
They went to the Macca Opera House, where they could have a good meal and a good night's sleep, which was attractive enough.
Today, Pascal used money to humiliate her and seduce other members, which was the direct reason why she made up her mind to come here.
When had she ever been wronged like this...
Compared to Pascal and that wretched young man, the uncle who could appreciate their performance was simply too amiable.
If I have to make a choice, it must be that uncle.
It can be seen from his attitude towards the two little girls that he must not be a bad person.
However, the tavern was closed, and there was a notice hanging on the door saying it was temporarily closed.
"well……"
Vicki sighed and touched her pocket for the few dozen copper coins she had left after buying breakfast for the group members. If she only drank porridge, she could survive for a few more days.
But if she leaves five today and five tomorrow, she will become a polished commander in a few days.
This year's hard work was completely in vain.
And those members whose dreams she inspired made her even more embarrassed to face them.
"Hello, are you here for a drink?" A voice sounded from behind Vicki.
Vicki turned around and saw a pretty girl, about fifteen or sixteen years old.
"I'm here to see the tavern uncle, but it seems he's not here." Vicki shook her head, a little disappointed.
"Are you Vicky?" Mara asked tentatively.
Vicky's eyes lit up, she looked at Mara carefully and said, "Do you know me? Have you ever seen our performance?"
"Performance? I haven't seen it." Mara shook her head.
"That's it..." Vicky was a little hurt, "Then how do you know my name?"
"It's Master. He asked me to pay attention to the fact that a girl might come to see him in the next two days." Mara said with a smile: "I just saw you standing at the door for a while, as if something was wrong. So come and ask.”
"So that's it." Vicki nodded, but she didn't expect that the uncle really took the previous matter to heart.
"Then when will he come back? I do have something to talk to him about." Vicki asked.
"He said he was going out for a few days, but he didn't say when he would be back."
Vicki was a little disappointed when she heard this. If it had been two more days, all the members might have run away.
"Thank you." Vicky and Mara nodded, turned around and prepared to leave.
She had to go shopping on the streets to see if she could find any way to make money, or sell one or two things she brought from home.
Maybe most of the things that were sold for money have been sold, and the rest are unsaleable and cannot be sold.
well……
This lady is really worried about spending a penny to death!
"etc!"
Marla stopped Vicki.
"Huh?" Vicki looked at Ma La in confusion.
"My master asked me to give you something before he left, and also asked me to take you to a place." Mara said.
"What?" Vicki felt a little more hopeful.
"I don't know, just wait for me." Mara trotted back to the Titan Tavern, and soon came out with an oilskin bag and handed it to Vicky.
Vicki took the somewhat heavy paper bag, looked at Mara, and opened the bag directly.
Inside there was a black money bag, a bunch of keys, and a letter.
Vicky opened the purse first, and fifty shining silver coins illuminated her eyes.
Then she picked up the bunch of keys, a little confused.
"Let's go, I'll take you to that place." Mara said and walked forward first.
Vicki quickly put away her things and followed quickly.
Soon, Mara stopped in front of a house.
This is a two-story building. Compared with the houses on both sides, the area is twice as large and the height of the building is higher. The two-story house can be as high as the three-story building on the side.
The plaque on the door has long been removed, and the slightly old facade looks a bit dusty. It must be that no one has been in or out for a long time.
"Is this?" Vicky looked at Mara in confusion.
"Master didn't tell me anything." Mara shrugged and glanced at the key in her hand, "But you can try to see if you can open it."
Vicki stepped forward, picked up the dusty padlock, inserted the key, and turned it gently.
"Click."
There was a snap of a spring, and the lock was opened.
Mara reached out and pushed the door open, and the light shone in.
A wide hall appeared in her sight, with dusty long benches piled haphazardly in the corners.
But what caught Mara's eyes was the stage inside the hall.
Rays of light fell on the stage from the front and rear windows of the house, floating in the dust, but illuminating her dreams.
