Ansjian paused: "Do you really want to know?"

Yan'er nodded.

"Aren't you afraid?"

Yan'er nodded again, her eyes full of curiosity.

Ansjian was already ready to say everything, but at this moment, he swallowed back the deterioration of his original preparation.

"Then I'll talk to you next time, after all, we have other tasks today."

Ansjian said, pointing to the doll guard.

But Yan'er was a little dissatisfied.

She stopped Ansjian in front of him: "It's still early, so we can listen first and then learn about the castle guards."

I thought Ansjian would agree, but he unexpectedly took her next to her and rejected her proposal.

"The guards have come out. It would be bad if you don't understand the defense of the castle and accidentally get hurt by them."

Seeing that An Sijian really didn't look like he was telling her, Yan'er had to give up.

However, listening to the words Ansijian introduced, Yan'er always felt something was wrong.

Just to understand castle defense, you shouldn't have to say the skills of every guard so in detail, right?

Of course, she just thought about it and didn't say anything.

Without the expected reaction, Ansjian had some surprises.

However, looking at the corner in front of him, Ansjian hesitated for a moment, but he still walked over there.

In the weeds near the corner of the wall, there was a black gun barrel exposed.

Ansjian walked over slightly heavier.

He said that there were originally two guards here, but because of some things, he transferred the people away.

Yan'er didn't understand what he meant at first, so she nodded.

Ansjian was a little unsatisfied.

"Did you find nothing?" Ansjian asked.

Yan'er looked at this for a moment, glanced over the black barrel, guessed his thoughts, and asked in discomfort: "Then why did you transfer them away? Is it safe here?"

Ansjian didn't know how to reply.

Seeing that Yan'er seemed to have not noticed it, she had to take her forward.

There was a doting smile on the corner of Yan'er's mouth, but it disappeared in the next second. Only the smile on the corner of her eyes showed the reality of the scene just now.

I continued to tell the story later. Although it was not as detailed as before, it still took a lot of time.

Both of them were a little breathing, but the teapot housekeeper brought them the brewed tea at the right time.

After eating some washed fruits, they took a short rest and arrived at the study again.

I still read books like before, but Ansjian doesn't seem to be in a state.

Several times Yan'er finished reading it, and when she found that he had not turned the page and looked over, she found that he was looking at him.

It was obvious that I was stunned.

Yan'er didn't wake him up, and held his head and looked at him for a while. When his eyes began to blink, he hurriedly turned his eyes to the book.

Her hair moved slightly, and Ansjian didn't notice it.

This has been the case several times in a row.

Until the teapot housekeeper came over to ask them to have a meal, Yan'er was still a little unsatisfied.

After all, it was the first time she caught him in the absence of his condition.

Ansijian put the petal bookmarks he and Yan'er made together.

If he had a little closer, he would have found that they had been reading for so long today, but in fact, the pages of the book did not turn much.
Chapter completed!