My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

Chapter 18: Getting the information he wanted from the princess

The guards beside him did not leave after escorting Su Tu to his destination.

He remained standing in the same spot, his gaze seemingly looking elsewhere, but intentionally or unintentionally sweeping towards Su Tu.

Su Tu didn't pay attention and instinctively reached into his pockets.

But then they discovered that the clothes didn't have pockets to transform into a trench coat, so they gave up on the idea.

I could only walk towards the pavilion in the center of the garden.

Compared to the garden where I first encountered Eve, this garden is clearly twice the size.

In addition to the brightly colored flowers, there are also many neatly trimmed shrubs.

Smelling the rich fragrance of flowers in the air and basking in the gentle autumn sunshine, Su Tu also came to the foot of the pavilion.

As the second son of the duke, he naturally could not be lacking in manners when facing the princess.

"Your Highness."

His voice was calm, and he gave a slight bow and a simple greeting.

It's as if the ceremony is just a formality, without any real meaning.

Eve, who was slightly distracted, immediately snapped back to reality when she heard a familiar voice coming from behind her.

She turned her head and looked over, and when she saw Su Tu, a hint of surprise flashed in her bright eyes.

"Mr. Su Tu, what brings you here?"

Eve pressed her right index finger to her lips, blinked blankly, and spoke in a clear, crisp voice.

There was a faint sense of fragility and loneliness about it.

Su Tu could naturally tell what was going on, but he wasn't too bothered by it.

Having received Eve's reply, he no longer needed to continue bowing.

She walked over and sat down to the side, glancing at the guards not far away before turning her gaze back to Eve.

"Your Highness, Mr. Bot just came to me, saying there's something wrong with the beggar I gave alms to yesterday. Do you know what exactly happened?"

His voice was calm, yet carried a hint of inquiry.

It seems that asking about this matter was simply out of curiosity.

Of course, his purpose in saying this was to steer the conversation toward the holy land.

Otherwise, how would they know the information they want?

Eve brushed away the petals that had fallen onto her skirt, and her delicate pink lips curved slightly into a smile.

"So Mr. Su Tu is also interested in the investigation by the reconnaissance team."

She looked up at Su Tu, and subtly moved her body a few steps closer to him.

"Actually, I only found out about this recently. If you're interested, I can tell you about it."

Su Tu naturally noticed Eve's subtle movements, glanced at her calmly, and silently moved a few steps away.

Then, in a casual tone, he slowly began, "If the princess is willing to speak, I would also like to hear it."

Su Tu's voice was natural yet somewhat distant, as if he was deliberately keeping his distance.

Only by speaking to the princess in this tone can one avoid the risk of revealing one's true thoughts.

When they first met, he deliberately kept his distance.

This time, he took the initiative to come to us, so we'll let it go.

If you deliberately try to get closer to the other party, wouldn't that be blatantly telling them that you came with an ulterior motive?

Su Tu wasn't stupid, and naturally he wouldn't do something so foolish as to expose his purpose.

Eve shifted her body again, but this time she didn't move closer to Su Tu; she simply adjusted her posture.

After shifting to a slightly more comfortable sitting position, she looked at Su Tu with her bright eyes.

"Actually, it's nothing much. It's just that someone is going into the holy site we're going to enter tomorrow tonight."

As she said this, her smile deepened, and she playfully waved her little fist.

"Botte just came to me wanting me to use the power of the Holy Land to wipe out these petty thieves in one fell swoop!"

Her tone was excited, yet there was also a hint of urgency.

Su Tu felt as if she wanted to use tonight's events to prove something.

But he didn't know, nor was he interested in, what he was trying to prove.

He only knew one thing: he had achieved his goal.

Judging from the princess's words, he already knew about the relationship between the Imperial Holy Land and the Aishir Secret Treasury.

After all, Eve had just said that Bot contacted her because he wanted her help.

Tonight, we will wipe out those who have broken into the holy land.

Not long ago, Su Tu had told Bote that they would be entering the Ashir's Secret Vault that night.

Upon learning the news, the latter immediately found Eve and told her about the Holy Land that night.

It is obvious that the Imperial Holy Land is the Aisil Treasury.

As for why the Imperial Holy Land is called the Aishir Secret Treasury, he didn't know and didn't want to ask.

If you ask, it will inevitably arouse the other party's suspicion.

It's worth noting that neither Bot nor the princess in front of us mentioned the Aishir Secret Treasury when discussing the identity of 'Su Tu'.

If he were to mention the Ashir Vault, it would be an open invitation for him to become a suspect as well.

Anyway, he already knows what he wanted to know, so there's no need for him to stay here any longer.

Otherwise, if you stay too long and talk too much, there is still a risk of your identity being exposed.

"Oh, I see. I was wondering why Bot suddenly contacted me."

Su Tu's indifferent tone carried a hint of boredom, as if this matter could not arouse his interest in the slightest.

He slowly got up, waved to Eve with his back turned, and prepared to leave.

"You're leaving so soon? I wanted to chat with you longer."

Eve's voice came from behind, less playful and more melancholic.

Su Tu was somewhat puzzled by her inexplicable emotional changes, but had no interest in understanding them.

He waved his hand again and slowly uttered five words in a calm voice.

"I'm allergic to pollen."

Watching the other person's figure gradually disappear into the distance, a hint of loneliness flashed in Eve's bright eyes.

"Why can't we, who are both 'calamities,' sit together and chat? Am I... too annoying?"

Her murmured voice faded away in the setting sun, carried by the autumn wind.

No one heard it, and no one cared.

At that moment, it was as if the pavilion had become a solid cage, imprisoning her in the garden.

They could only see the colorful world outside, but couldn't reach out and touch it.

......

Su Tu gazed at the setting sun, a thoughtful look flashing in his eyes.

"According to Eve, that sacred place might become extremely dangerous tonight. Should we still go in?"

He walked behind the guards at a leisurely pace, his posture casual, looking very relaxed, not like someone being watched.

However, while he was pondering, he would occasionally glance at the guards leading the way ahead.

"I'm still going tonight. This is such a good opportunity to stir up trouble. I don't know when I'll get another chance to do this."

Su Tu hadn't forgotten that the second stage of the main quest for his incarnation was to enter the Aishir Vault and obtain the magical artifacts inside.

He didn't know exactly what kind of magical tool it was.

The only known information is that this magical artifact is Aishir's personal magical artifact.

Apart from that, there was no other news about him.

However, he had a feeling that Rhys had entered the ruins probably for this magical artifact.

Once the other party gets hold of it, his mission will most likely be difficult to complete.

Therefore, no matter how dangerous the Imperial Holy Land is tonight, he must go in and give it a try.

Only by completing tasks can he continuously create avatars, become strong enough, and take control of his life.

With this thought in mind, her eyes, which had been shimmering with a rosy glow, became exceptionally resolute.