"Let's go then." Agnes nodded and said, "The carriage should be outside the Campo de' Fiori. You can visit my house now."
"Agreed so easily?" Rhaenys looked a little surprised, and she asked strangely: "I thought it would take some effort."
Agnes showed a smile and asked: "Why do you think so?"
"After all, you never mentioned your family background in the institute," Renes thought for a while and said, "I was probably influenced by guys like Nigarda and Zag."
"Those guys have always thought that you are very mysterious and inconsistent with the temperament of the Heart of Nature. They feel that sometimes you are like..." Renes paused and then said: "It's like a misunderstanding." Just like the black-eared kite joining the flock of white geese..."
"So exaggerated?" Agnes couldn't help laughing. She interrupted Renes and said, "Stop making it up. I'm sure those guys didn't say that."
Rhaenys looked at Agnes with a smile without any embarrassment at being exposed.
"I probably understand." Agnes said with a smile.
"Then let our 'doctor' investigate today where the black-eared kite comes from." Agnes blinked her right eye and said.
...
"This seems to be the direction to John District." Renes frowned slightly and said.
The last time Agnes sent Rhaeness home, Agnes first asked the carriage to go to Best Street to take Rhaeness home before returning to her own home.
The Guild of Musicians is located further west in the Cavalier district, while Best Street is further south, closer to the Essour River. John District is located to the west of Cavalier District, far away from the river and closer to a small hill called Okabu in the northwest of Feneport City.
"I don't think I'll go the wrong way home," Agnes said with a smile.
Rhaenys looked at Agnes deeply for a long time before saying, "So you are a noble. No wonder you never mentioned your family background. I thought..."
Rhaenys stopped herself.
"What did you originally think?" Agnes asked curiously.
"Um," Renes thought for a moment before saying, "I thought your parents were scholars? Or doctors? After all, you don't look like a noble in my impression, and you asked me some physiological and pathological questions at that time. I have my own opinions on the issues.”
"What do you think a noble looks like?" Agnes asked with some humor.
"Going out with dozens of servants? Speaking in an aria?" Rhaenys teased with a smile.
Agnes couldn't help being amused, but she couldn't help but feel relieved inside.
"No, no, at most seventeen or eighty will be enough." Agnes also said with a smile.
Renes smiled enough and then said: "Your surname should not be Spinoza. I have never heard of a noble named Spinoza in Feneport City."
Agnes nodded and said: "Yes, my surname is actually Pagani, and Spinoza is my mother's surname."
"So you are the daughter of Lord Pagani?" Rhaenys asked.
Agnes nodded.
"Pagany and Spinoza... I seem to have heard of it somewhere." Rhaenys murmured thoughtfully. She sighed and said, "I can't remember." ."
"It's about my mother and my father," Agnes asked with a smile.
"My mother originally grew up in a church monastery, and was a member of the Heart of Nature team before marrying my father."
Rhaenys slapped her head and said, "That's it. I heard a watcher say it before when I was in Celia."
Agnes nodded understandingly. This happened more than 20 years ago, when his father married a girl who grew up in a monastery, which surprised many people in Feneport City. After all, this was considered "disgraceful" by many nobles. But this is not something that must be concealed. It is not surprising that some people in the church talk about it. What's more, Ms. Jones has a very good relationship with her mother, so it's normal for someone in Watchmen to know.
"In this case, I won't be nervous." Renes breathed a huge sigh of relief and said, "I will treat it as visiting a senior of the Heart of Nature."
...
The carriage stopped, and Agnes saw Rhaenys take a visibly deep breath.
Agnes suppressed the smile on her face, walked out of the carriage first, then turned around and extended her hand to the carriage.
Rhaenys did not cooperate with Agnes, but jumped out of the carriage, and then raised her eyebrows at Agnes.
Agnes couldn't help but curl her lips and took Rhaenys' arm.
"Let's go and see the nest of 'Black-eared Kite', our Miss Brandy." Agnes whispered in Rhaenys's ear.
Rhaenys gave Agnes a veiled look and followed Agnes into the manor.
"Well, walking over there is my small study...my bedroom is a little further in..." Agnes took Rhaeness directly upstairs, while Introducing casually.
Rhaeness was a little curious about Agnes's study, and Agnes took Rhaeness in.
"One of my childhood wishes was to have a study room of my own like this." Renes said with some sigh.
"I think you should have realized it now." Agnes said with a smile.
"That's why I said it was my childhood wish." Renes said with a smile.
Agnes smiled and said: "When I was very young, I always felt..."
Agnes's words were interrupted by three knocks on the study door.
"Agnès, I heard you brought a friend here?" Aurelio's voice came, and Agnes could clearly see that Rhaenys became nervous.
Agnes sighed, turned around and said unhappily to Aurelio who opened the study door and walked in: "Aurelio, I don't think you have asked whether it is convenient for us to come in now."
"Then I'll go out and knock on the door again?" Aurelio said with a raised eyebrow.
Agnes held her forehead helplessly and sighed, and said, "Forget it."
"This is Renice Brandy, a good friend of mine from church."
Aurelio's eyes moved to Renes next to Agnes, he pressed his chest and bowed slightly, and said: "Hello, Miss Brandi, I am Agnes's brother, Aurelio." Leo Pagani.”
Perhaps sensing Renes' nervousness, Aurelio only saw Renes once, said a few words, then turned and walked out.
"Didn't you say, 'Just treat it like a visit to a senior of the Heart of Nature'?" Agnes teased with a smile.
"This is beyond my control," Rhaenys said with a rare sense of grievance. She took a deep breath and said, "I have never really seen a noble."
"Besides, I heard a speech on Hartle Street from a distance a few weeks ago. The person standing on the makeshift stage seemed to be your brother."
