"The question is, what will they represent?" Catherine asked in confusion: "If you want to obtain information from the outside world? It's not very similar, otherwise those believers of Danakus will not be the children in these corners. So, do you want to repent of the Yara world? It's not like, if you want to come back, the reactions caused should not be the undead with sanity, but should be reflected in the gate of death. Then what will will it make them slowly have sanity? It's strange."

"Who knows this kind of thing?" Panis shrugged and said, "Maybe the will of the gods are bored, so the undead have a wise mind. As for the gods, it is not impossible for them to do strange things."

"You guy, this is desecrating all the gods." Seeing that Lina had already picked up the hammer, Catherine couldn't help but smile and punched Panis twice: "How could the gods be as casual as you said, thinking they would be as bored as you?"

"It's wrong to be calm and violent." Panis seriously stopped Lina's intention to execute the ruling on behalf of the gods, looked around and said, "Have Vivian and Freya not returned yet? They should be back in advance today."

"Not yet, don't they come back every day when it's almost dark? Is there anything special today?" Catherine shook her head and said, "Also, where did you hide Eva? Why didn't you see her coming back with you?"

"You actually took the initiative to mention her." Panis almost jumped up on the spot, waved his hands and said dissatisfied: "You are so vicious. You actually sent her to make trouble for me. Oh my God, I worked hard for three days before I finally got Miss Emerald to agree to me to meet my request, but it was destroyed in your hands like this. Lord Yara, the omnipotent Father, punish these evil sinners."

"Wait a minute, dear Mr. Pannis." Lina's blood vessels pounded. She gritted her teeth and asked in a low voice: "Please explain first, who is Miss Jade? Is it the boss in the tavern that the eldest sister caught you back last time?"

"Huh? Miss Jade, who is that?" Panis was stunned and scratched his head blankly, saying, "Have I mentioned this person? Hahaha, you must have heard it wrong. I don't know Miss Jade, nor have I ever been to her pub to drink. No, I don't even know whether she runs a pub. Hahaha, oh, I remembered that I will go to the Adventurer Guild to meet Odin today. Hahaha, I'll leave first, hey, don't rush over suddenly, it will be dead."

"Huh, it's a headache." Catherine sighed while pressing her forehead. She turned her head and asked Eva, who had been sitting behind the tree and pretending she was a doll, "What did you see him do? Why do you have such a big resentment about being interrupted."

"The female boss of the tavern promised him to help him get into a bucket of deep-sea sour vine wine. He was holding the barrel and was about to drink it. I sat in front of him and stared at him, but he couldn't drink it anymore. Then he wanted to coax me to leave, but after he talked to me for a long time, he turned around and found that the wine had been snatched by those unknown drinkers who often drank with him." Eva said expressionlessly: "According to what you told me before, I didn't say a word from beginning to end, did nothing, just sat beside him and stared at him."

"Beautiful job." Catherine patted Eva's shoulder and praised her with thumbs up: "That fool stays in the tavern when he has nothing to do. We used to be embarrassed to catch him every time. Fortunately, we have you, so we must continue to do this in the future."

"Yeah. I will." Ava nodded mutely, but suddenly asked, "But why? According to his current situation, even if he keeps drinking and making trouble every day, it will not have any bad effects on him. Why do you have to use various methods to stop him? If he is looking for other women, I can understand you, but why should I stop him from drinking?"

"What... what jealousy, how can we be jealous?" Catherine shook her hands with flushed cheeks and said, "We are not jealous. We are just afraid that those inexplicable women will ruin him."

"According to logic, your sentence has a 95.7% chance of concealing it, so its persuasiveness is less than 5%. "Ava said mechanically: "But these have nothing to do with the problem and can be ruled out. The key is whether you can answer my questions and tell me why?"

"Uh, you may not understand this reason. The reason is very complicated." Catherine sighed and touched Eva's head and explained: "Of course, we know very well that he would not have any major problems even if he drank a bucket of highly toxic potions every day. But on the one hand, when you sleep in a tavern every day, people will naturally become decadent, and even for a demigod like him is not a good thing. More importantly, on the other hand, you see, he enjoys it very much, because he knows very well that this is actually an alternative, awkward, and special way of care for us. No, at least, it can be said that he does not hate this unique way of care. It is precisely because of this that everyone's relationship becomes closer and closer."

"I can't understand." Eva tilted her head cutely, and her inner doubts almost appeared from her eyes like a substance: "Your behavior is completely illogical and cannot be copied."

"So, human hearts are actually very complicated. When you can leave aside logical judgment, you can roughly understand human hearts." Catherine explained patiently: "You don't need to copy behaviors. When you can think of doing something from the bottom of your heart, there is no reason or logic. You just want to do something. Then you will find that you are really no different from normal people."

"I hope so." Ava nodded blankly and said, "I try my best."

"Haha, don't worry, it's okay to take it slowly." Catherine pinched Eva's delicate little face, and then she turned into a brave knight again, shouting: "Stop making trouble for you two, are you going to demolish the house with such a big move? Come back and sit down, and you, Panis, just now, why are you starting to make trouble again?"

"Oh, okay, oh, it's not right. I'm the victim, okay? Why are you... OK, okay, I won't say it anymore, I'll sit down." Pannis ran back to sit down in grievance, but asked in confusion: "But... why don't I remember talking about the serious business just now?"

"The head hurts so much." Catherine rubbed her head and said fiercely: "You said Vivian and Freya will be back early today."
Chapter completed!