Just a few minutes ago, Lina rushed out of the prayer room in a bath of grace and began to get tired of the two old men, muttering and talking nonstop. It sounded like the story of the adventure, but not only deleted all possible dangerous situations, but also the content of the statement was unorganized, completely excited to remember what to say and what to say. The time span between the first and second sentences was unimaginable. Often, the previous sentence was about the hanging silk tree and the accompanying hanging silk worm I encountered on the way to the Elf King's Court. The next sentence began to discuss how soft and cute the white fantasy fox's furry tail was. Even if Panis, who had experienced it personally, could not understand the meaning. But the two old men were obsessed with smiles, as if they really understood it, which made Panis admire their ability to understand.

However, as time goes by, the problem arises, and the topic seems to be gradually changing. The three people in the conversation often mutter a few words that others cannot understand, then turn to look at Pennis, who is bored to tease the awkward apprentice, and then come together to mutter a few words, then turn to take a look.

"What are you talking about to be happy?" Panis scratched his head in confusion, letting go of the elementary apprentice who had been teased by himself and was about to cry. He unconsciously approached and asked with a smirk: "Look at what you said is so happy, is it related to me? It's not that he is praising my heroic deeds, hahahaha, I have to listen to it."

Unfortunately, the priest girl seemed to disagree with his thoughts, so this stupid behavior destined to have a miserable encounter. As soon as Pannis's question was released, Lina's fair face turned red again, with a twisted smile on her face, snuggled to Pannis, and her two fingers pinched her waist hard, and said gritting her teeth: "Dear Mr. Pannis, the topic here does not seem to be suitable for you."

"Ahem, just use words to tell me this kind of thing." Pannis twitched, enduring the pain from his waist, and grinned, "Why is your face getting redder and your hands are starting to tremble. You're not sick, or are you just being stunned by Deniya's grace? It turns out that there are such side effects. Hey hey, don't step on it, don't step on it, this is a new shoe. If you step on it, you have to buy it again. Catherine will cry."

"I'll just tell you directly in words, it's just body language." Lina's blush slightly faded, and she gritted her teeth and said, "Is it interesting to be so stupid guy?"

"What are you pretending to be stupid?" Panis blinked blankly and asked in confusion: "Have I done something that seems to be pretending to be stupid again?"

"Ha, heh, heh, this sentence should be asked the other way around." Lina smiled with murderous aura: "Don't the thing you did look like pretending to be stupid?"

"That must be a misunderstanding." Panis said with a dry smile: "Look, you always have such a deep misunderstanding about me, hey, it hurts."

"Hmph, if you want to continue to pretend to be stupid, I don't care." Lina's face was flushed, but she didn't let Panis go. She stared at him biting her lip and said, "No matter how you pretend, my belief will not change. Humph, just wait, you can't escape. The goddess has listened to my confession and blessed my purpose. Hehe, I can finally feel relieved. After receiving the blessing of the goddess in history, no one's wish has failed. This time I am ahead of my elder sister, and you can't escape."

"Ahem, are your clergy always so profound and incomprehensible?" Panis looked at the two old men with a bitter face and asked, "Don't you help her check it? I think there is a problem with her logical thinking. Ao!"

"Let you talk nonsense." Lina took back her feet that had just committed the murder and said with a frown, "Don't bully Uncle Ankava and Aunt Alisha."

"Okay OK, I'm wrong." Panis rubbed his calf and whimpered, "No matter what, your prayer is over, we can go back."

"Of course not." The priest girl shook her head vigorously and said, "I still have a lot of things to say to my uncle and aunt. You go back first. This is the girl's privacy and I will never give it to you."

"Hey, don't push, don't push, you're going to fall." Panis was pushed hard by the shy priest girl from behind, and her hands were struggling in vain in the air, but there was no effect. She could only protest loudly: "I promised that you should be responsible for my breakfast. As Deniya's pastor, you shouldn't deceive others. Hey, hey, calm down. What are you shy about inexplicably? It's just an ordinary prayer, why do you have to act as as a witness? It's ashamed of being looking for someone to be a witness."

As soon as this sentence was spoken, a ominous premonition arose in Panis's heart. He felt that he had said something amazing. He immediately rushed forward and narrowly avoided the mace that was wiping his butt. When he turned around, he saw that Lina's eyes were already red due to blood congestion. His hands were trembling with their hands holding the mace, and he walked towards him with a gloomy expression. He whispered in a gloomy voice: "It's better to have it sealed forever with your mouth."

"I don't want it." Panis felt the life crisis that was approaching, and turned his head without looking back and ran away: "I don't want to make anything less on my face, I'll go back first."

"Hmph, bastard Pannis." Lina did not continue chasing her, a sweet smile appeared on her red face, and she whispered: "Thank you for coming with me, stupid."

"Why am I always the most unlucky one?" Panis rubbed his waist and walked out of the temple with a sad face. His feet were limping, as if he had suffered countless painful injuries: "Pinch my waist, stepped on my feet, and blasted me out alone. You were the one who almost pulled me over in his pajamas before, and now he forced me away. He said that he would treat me to breakfast and regret it. Hey, it hurts so much. Damn bastard, my waist is about to be swollen. I shouldn't believe that your brain has become normal. Oh, it hurts so much. Deniya, you must have tried to beat me as you encourage her to hit me. Didn't you just say a few bad words to you? And you, what do you think? You have never seen a believer who was beaten by the people in the temple. You dare to look at it. If you look at it, you will become the second believer who was beaten, but I was beaten by me."

Successfully scared away a believer who was about to enter the temple to worship. Panis was not happy at all. He mumbled down the stone steps of the temple. On the last stone steps, Panis looked back at the towering temple. His expression faded away and he let out a soft sigh.

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Chapter completed!