The Star Knight - 99. Chapter Ninety Nine

Opal’s time flies very slowly, until Cololin’s footsteps sounded, and his anklet lightly collided with his metal shoes.

He turned and sat on the throne, and fell into a long contemplation, without telling Opal the result.

“He exists.” Opal said, “He exists, right? Tell me.”

Opal was suffocating his neck with tears in his eyes. The tears were full of joy. The upcoming punishment is no longer important. This news seems to give him a new life in the short time of freedom.

Freedom is the power of the mind.

Opal understood the words in the Temple of Stars at that moment, his body was imprisoned, but only at this moment, his soul was free.

He stopped panicking and tried to invade Cololin’s thoughts with faith.

“I’m not sure.” Cololin’s belief blocked Opal’s thoughts from the barrier, and said coldly: “Keep on telling your story, it’s almost dawn, Opal.”

Opal: “There is no more content. The story ends here. When I arrived at the Grip of Light, there was not much that I loved in my life. The only relative was the teacher.”

“Which teacher?” Cololin said solemnly.

Opal smiled and said: “You still lose.”

The dawn casts on the grip of the rotating light, the crystal-like transparent palace reflects the illusion of sunlight, and then conceals its flowing light, restoring the cold exterior walls of the building.

Cororin got up in the last light, and the palace was dark at dawn.

He walked past Opal and said: “Come with me, I must figure out all this.”

Opal turned and walked behind him, Cororin entered the hallway, returned to the room, and arranged his black robes. Opal went to fetch the metal boat shoes, knelt on one knee, and waited for him to put it on.

Cololin looked at the scene in the mirror, then looked down at him again.

Opal whispered: “Thank you for letting me prove the truth, teacher, this is far more important than my own life, and I am grateful to you for that.”

Cololin said solemnly: “You understand better than my teacher, and thank you for doing all this for me, Opal, I am also grateful to you. I believe that apart from your love for Raymond, you have also been sincere. I have loved me as a teacher. You should be grateful that you have now let go of your hatred. At this moment, your beliefs are still pure and have not been corroded by darkness.”

Cororin put on his boat shoes and said, “Take your weapon and wait for me at the fountain. Before you are imprisoned in Iszul, I will still be your teacher, but this time don’t play any tricks. , My patience is limited.”

Opal went to get his own weapon, changed into the black clothes of the same style as Cororin, and stood waiting for him in the sky garden.

Cororin summoned Caesar directly outside the sky garden and ordered several things, mainly about the content of the post-war work.

Caesar listened in silence, then nodded and retired.

The glutton decomposes and recombines in the early morning sun, emerges, and opens the hatch.

Cororin took Opal on board, and the black spacecraft drove away from the Iszur galaxy. Opal stood in front of the porthole, watching the star ignited by Cororin himself.

“The jump target, Ivory Tower No. 2 Proving Ground.” The gluttonous voice sounded.

The spacecraft appeared on the lonely, icy planet in an instant, and slowly landed.

“Proving Ground No. 2.” Cololin walked down the empty surface and said, “This is what happened?”

Opal chased out of the spacecraft and followed Coralin on the planet.

Corallin entered the laboratory and looked at everything in front of him in disbelief. Opal turned and left and ran down the abandoned pit.

The bodies of hundreds of clones have rotted into dead bones, except for the metal skeletons that reflect the moonlight in the sky.

“Who made this?” Cororin murmured: “Isn’t the No. 2 test site where the nuclear magnetic destruction signal was originally launched?”

Opal knelt at the bottom of the huge pit of the corpse, picked up one of the rotting clones, and said, “I don’t know either.”

“I don’t know…” Opal said to himself.

He touched the destroyed replica, as if he had seen Raymond.

The grief spread, and the icy cold that came in an instant covered the entire planet.

Coralin said: “Does he have any relics left? Let me see.”

Opal said: “Yes, there is a necklace, but it’s not on me.”

Cololin said: “Where is it?”

Opal: “Can’t you read it yourself?”

Cololin: “Your memory world is blocked by Ledgerson, I can’t read it!”

Opal: “It should be in the Sanctuary of the Stars. Are you afraid it will be a trap?”

Cololin directly grabbed the Opal with the power of faith, and the Opal was thrown into the cabin with the body of the replica, and the decaying replica was dragged out of the arms of the opal without mercy and thrown out of the cabin. .

Opal said loudly: “Let me keep it!”

At that moment, he was directly pushed to the wall by a strong force, and at almost the same moment, he could clearly feel the uncontrollable anger of Cololin.

However, Opal was more courageous. He subconsciously drew his sword, resisting Cororin while releasing his beliefs. The star field was overwhelming, and he intruded into Cororin’s mind, intercepting his thoughts at this moment-knowing him. When I saw myself copying people, I felt very complicated and even lost my usual composure.

Opal held a big sword against Cololin’s neck and said, “You are in fear.”

“A little bit.” Colorin regained his composure, with a bit of joking and appreciation in his eyes.

In this brief absence, he was almost completely suppressed by Opal.

Opal was so close that he could break through the suppression of Cololin’s beliefs, but he did not realize this at all, and his only instinct and impulse were only based on his simple purpose.

He just wanted a copy, take it back, and remember it as Raymond’s corpse, or bury it in the Lie Xing, or hold it, and accept the imprisonment and punishment of Kolorin that is about to come.

“It’s been a long time since I felt this emotion.” Cololin said: “Good job, Opal, but do you want to continue now?”

Opal received the sword and said: “Give me a corpse, something that I miss a little.”

Cololin did not answer, and Opal moved the body of a clone back into the cabin.

Coralin acquiesced to this move, closed the hatch, and set the flight path.

The spacecraft jumped again and entered the planet of the Muse. The wheat field was endless. The moment it landed, the gluttony broke into metal fragments, wrapped in the wind and flew towards the sanctuary. The gate opened automatically, and the gluttonous flew back into the sanctuary, and gathered on the fifth altar. Prototype, standing silently.

Cororin walked along the masonry road outside the Sanctuary of the Stars. As he climbed up the stairs, Opal heard the echo of the sanctuary’s organ—someone.

He gave a sudden, Ledgerson in?

The light of the twilight line fell from the skylight, and a person in front of the organ was caged.

That’s a girl: Jasmine.

The organ sound stopped abruptly, and the moment Jasmine got up, she flew into the sky, accompanied by a scream.

“Let go of her!” Opal yelled angrily.

The power of faith of the starry sky is blowing in the wind, colliding with the power of lava of Coralin in the sanctuary, and the power of faith of Jasmine is the wind field! Opal tried his best to use Jasmine’s power to fight against Colorin, but with the touch of both sides, Colorin regained his power of conviction.

“You rebellious boy.” Cololin said coldly: “This is the second time you have offended me today.”

Opal roared: “I’m not afraid of you–! Don’t hurt her! Otherwise, kill me now!”

Jasmine fell heavily off the altar, and Opal hurried over to look at her.

She panted and said, “Who are you?”

Opal said in her mind: [Don’t mess around, he won’t kill you. 】

Jasmine struggled to get up and pushed the opal away.

Cololin said lightly: “Go back and tell Ledgerson that I will kill him soon because he has violated my intolerable bottom line. Let him finish his singing before he goes to death, maybe a few days later. ”

Opalson breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that Cololin would not kill Jasmine.

Cororin turned and entered the corridor, Opal chased him, and saw Cororin standing at the door of his room, seeming to be waiting for something, as if he was reminiscing many things.

At that moment, his thoughts were soft, soft and undefended. Opal read a lot of fragmentary memories. Long, long ago, he ran in from the corridor, opened the door, asked Reckett to get up, and ran out and squatted. Debug the food maker and make a breakfast.

“You live in this room?” Cololin said.

“Only stayed for a while.” Opal said.

Cororin raised his hand and the door opened. He watched everything familiar in the room, but didn’t walk in.

Opal went in, he opened the drawer and found what he left: E7 finally waited for its owner in the drawer, turned on the light, and the camera turned towards Opal, as if he found that he had recognized the wrong person, and the light dimmed disappointedly. .

“E7.” Opal said.

E7 recognized the frequency of the sound, immediately turned on the lamp excitedly, murmured, came out along the drawer, choked to the ground, Opal was about to reach out and put it away, but E7 got up by itself. It happily turns around the Opal, the camera is always pointed at it.

Opal said: “E7, I’m back.”

“Didi di—-” E7 made an uninterrupted voice.

Even Cololin smiled.

Opal’s body is already a lot smaller. He picked up E7, just like when he was a child holding his only partner on the B-11. The top light of E7 flashed for a while, as if he had found a segment in the memory and projected a tap dance. The actors on the screen are singing.

Cololin said: “It is the same style as the robot Nolan gave me. What is this doing?”

Opal smiled and said: “E7 thought I was a child. When my mother was in the mine when I was young, she stayed with me at home, so she broadcast this to me…”

Cololin looked at it for a while and said, “What else? Bring things.”

Opal took out an iron box and opened it. Inside were Raymond’s necklace, two mercenary diaries, mercenary identity cards, and Sid’s heirloom.

Cololin frowned when he saw the ruby. Opal noticed something and said, “Do you know how this works?”

Cololin did not answer, and then said: “Let’s go.”

Opal held E7 and handed the tin box to Colorin. Colorin didn’t accept it. He said: “These are your things, I won’t take them as my own. You can go to prison with the heart of Nirvana. go.”

“Nirvana…what is the heart? This is it?” Opal said, “You hold it first.”

Jasmine had no idea where she had gone, and Cololin didn’t care about her. When she returned to the hall, she stood under the altar and looked up.

The stone sculptures of phoenix and saber-toothed tiger stood icy, and the positions of dragon rays and star foxes were empty.

Opal said: “Are these things changed by the ancient gods?”

Coralin replied: “No, they are dead. The corpse is in a corner of the universe. This is the tombstone of the true fire phoenix and the saber-toothed tiger.”

“It’s been a long time since I came back.” Cololin’s voice echoed in the empty church: “Got, do you want to stay a little longer?”

Gourmet’s eyes lit up, and then they were broken into fragments, wrapped in Cololin and Opal and rushed out of the sanctuary. After they left, the door closed abruptly, as if nothing had happened.

The black spaceship was floating in the vast space, and Cororin had Raymond’s necklace on the palm of his hand, looking at the light overhead.

Opal sat in the corner, turned on the E7 projector, and recalled every photo of himself and Raymond. Turning over one by one, with the rustling of the pages, Cololin’s bipod was on the console and sitting in the swivel chair. After a while, Opal attracted his attention and turned his head to look at the photos with him.

Opal looked at Raymond’s humorous facial features while holding his breath in the water. Bubbles floated from the corner of his mouth, and his hair was floating in the water like black flames.

Sky light cast down from the top of the Azurite Throne, Opal closed his eyes and hugged Raymond’s waist tightly.

“Water Blue Star.” Coralin said.

“Yes.” Opal smiled and turned his head and saw Cololin’s profile. He unconsciously and habitually regarded him as Raymond, and said: “You kissed me for the first time in that mission.”

Cololin put down the necklace, got up and walked over, stepped barefoot on the cold ground, knelt on one knee, his expression was cold and calm.

“You confessed to the wrong person.” Cololin said, “That’s not me.”

Opal realized that he had a cognitive dislocation.

Not knowing why, he stubbornly said: “But it can also be said that it is you, gluttonous said, it is you.”

Cololin turned the photo forward and stopped at the moment Opal and Raymond were kissing in the water. Opal added another sentence and said, “No, that’s not you. That’s my Raymond, he’s just mine. Robot, I don’t think he is you either.”

Cololin did not answer him. After a long silence, Opal took the existence of Cololin as air, and quickly flipped through all the electronic photos of him and Raymond, and felt that Cololin was a bit annoying beside him.

“I’ll go to sleep.” Opal said: “Very sleepy.”

He climbed into bed and went to sleep. Cololin took E7 aside and began to watch the clip between Opal and Raymond. The rustling sound of page turning accompanied Opal into his dreamland.

When he woke up again, Opal was so hungry that his heart was pressed against his back. After washing, he asked: “Do you eat?”

Coralin stared at the starry sky outside the porthole, and two diaries of mercenaries and Raymond’s necklace stood side by side in front of them.

“Did you find the quirks?” Opal asked again. He no longer regards Colorin as a Colorin, or in other words, his image in his mind is no longer the same as before, but to be serious, Opal doesn’t know that Colorin is for him now. It’s nothing, it’s just very complicated.

Cololin replied, “No, let’s make something to eat.”

Opal went to drive the food maker, and he felt the power of Cororin’s faith enveloped every inch of space in the spacecraft, like a pair of eyes, always staring at him.

After breakfast, Cololin stood in front of the obsidian.

“Calculate the overlap coefficient of the black hole’s gravitational field.” Cololin said: “Open up a special route and send positioning radio waves.”

The gluttonous voice replied: “Password is required.”

Cororin reported a series of numbers, and the gluttonous voice sounded again: “Passenger identity.”

Cororin moved the light screen, pressed several places, and said, “Response: Refusing to jump.”

Cororin frowned and said, “Please ask for a reason.”

Gourmet: “The other party does not allow anyone except Star Knight to visit.”

Corallin pondered for a moment, and said, “Tell them that Opal is the new apprentice of the Star Knight.”

Gourmet: “Inherited identity.”

Cololin: “True Phoenix.”

After a series of noisy radio waves, the central navigation obsidian lit up, and a woman’s voice came.

“Cololin? What’s the matter? What about Reckett? Tell us your purpose.”

Cololin said: “There is a little question that needs to be consulted, about the legacy of the dark age.”

The woman voice said: “Allowed to enter, but the attitude of the professors is not very good, Cololin, you better know it in your heart. Last time because of your misoperation, you destroyed the White Night Light Wheel, and Adam still keeps Leike from you. special.”

Cololin said: “That was Nolan’s desperate mistake. I reminded him, and I have no way to convince a fantasy star.”

When the communication was cut off over there, Cololin said: “Prepare for the jump.”

The gluttonous voice said: “Pass the pass code, calculate the gravitational field effect, can jump the space feedback, need to shrink the spacecraft volume…”

The entire spacecraft kept shrinking. Cololin stretched out his hand and looked at the opal. The opal slowly came over, and he hugged him around, gluttonously gathered to become an egg-shaped elliptical shuttle, leaving the center The obsidian was shining.

“Start the jump, jump to the destination, the ivory tower.”

That is the most unique way of transition that Opal has ever encountered. Their bodies seem to be broken down into atoms and molecules, which merge with each other in the sea of matter. They can no longer tell who is who. The next moment is accompanied by a buzzing sound. , Everything is back to its original state.

“The leap was successful.” The glutton automatically decomposed and turned into an anklet and returned to Cololin’s body. Opal looked around in surprise.

This is a huge spacecraft. They are standing on the very edge of the spacecraft. There is a huge metal door on the side of the ship. Several steps extend from the door to their feet.

They were standing on the edge of the door. Opal turned his head and looked at the darkness behind him. He was taken aback and almost fell.

Coralin took him and said, “Be careful.”

“What’s outside?” Opal asked.

“There is nothing outside.” Cororin replied: “There is no time, no space, it’s a static area.”