"Austin, are you okay?"

Alan asked tentatively at the bedside, but he did not get Austin's answer.

Austin's eyes were confused, as if he had not yet woken up completely. He turned his head instinctively and looked in the direction where the sound came.

"How long has it been since he had this?"

Seeing this, Renard asked the Commissioner of the Department of Justice who brought them the news of Austin's awakening.

"After waking up, it's always been like this."

After hearing the inquiry, the guy who was asked did not hesitate and answered Renard's question very quickly.

"Okay, you go down first."

After coming in, Raham, who had been silent and was just watching, finally said the first sentence.

However, he did not rush to communicate with Allen and Renard, nor did he make any judgment on the current situation. He simply said and asked the Commissioner of the Ministry of Justice to leave.

Seeing this, Alan and the others did not stop it.

After all, they have no reason to stop it.

The other party's responsibilities have ended at this point. Next, what they want to discuss is not something the other party can know.

"What do you think?"

Sure enough, after the extra staff of the Ministry of Justice left, Raham took the initiative to ask.

Allen took a look at Renard and found that the other party was still thinking, so he took Raham's head.

"Then I'll talk about my opinion first."

Allen paused for a moment, as if he was sorting out his thoughts, "First of all, I can be sure that there is no problem with Austin's soul and spirit."

"And, I didn't find any traces of curses or anything else in Austin."

"So, I think the problem with Renard should not be at the extraordinary level."

"Then the answer is very simple. Since it is not at the extraordinary level, then this should be a normal phenomenon."

As he said that, Allen glanced at Austin's blank eyes and smiled helplessly, "To be honest, my intuition tells me that Austin is more like he is sleepy now than being plotted against."

When Alan spread his hands to the two of them, he also felt that his statement was a bit funny.

But there is no way. He really thought this way, not just pretending to ease the atmosphere.

"Of course, my views are for reference only. What is the specific situation still depends on your judgment."

It seemed that he knew that his statement was a bit unreliable, so Allen quickly added, afraid that the two of them would enter a dead end with his ideas.

"Maybe, your intuition is not wrong."

However, the moment Allen finished speaking, Renard spoke thoughtfully.

"Don't make trouble."

Alan's mouth twitched, a little unbelievable.

"Don't worry, I won't do anything like this."

Renard gave Allen a look of peace of mind and told him to stay calm.

"I think our judgment should be the same as Allen, Minister Raham?"

Renard looked at Raham, spoke in a deep voice, forcing the situation of doubt to express his tone.

"Yeah, that's right."

Raham nodded without refuting.

"There is not a lack of methods to hide from the three of us, but it is impossible for an existence of that level to take action on such a thing."

"It's not that I dare not, but that I'm not worth it."

"After all, no matter the price of escape or the price of the aftermath at that time, compared with the benefits, was too small."

"So, we can be sure that there is no negative impact of extraordinary factors in Austin."

The tone was calm, neither hurry nor slow, showing Renard's strong confidence and outstanding control.

However, the performance belonging to Renard is not finished yet.

"Since Austin cannot be plotted against by anyone, his situation is not affected by extraordinary factors."

"Then, after eliminating all the impossible, no matter how impossible the rest is, it is possible."

As he said that, Renard turned his head and looked at Austin leaning against the head of the bed. His eyes appeared a little clear and clear, with a little helplessness in his tone, "He was really confused."

In front of Austin's bed, an awkward silence spread silently, making the whole room quiet.

“Austin?”

"Allen, Reynard, long time no see."

"Minister Raham, thank you for your help."

"Hu." After the tentative greeting was answered, Allen quietly breathed a sigh of relief.

Until now, he was sure that there was really no problem with the other party.

"Austin, what happened to you before?"

Without covering up, Allen asked directly.

Their friendship does not require such politeness.

"Yes." Sure enough, after hearing Allen's question, Austin immediately started thinking and prepared for the subsequent reply.

"It's probably because of the advancement of silver."

After pondering for a while, Austin replied with a smile.

And Allen also cooperated and gave the right doubts.

"Before I was unconscious, I was still in the black iron level. After I woke up, I became the silver level. Although I knew this change clearly, it still took some time to accept it thoroughly."

"The confusion I had before was an instinctive reaction when I was familiar with my body and my own strength."

After getting the explanation from the parties involved, Allen probably understood.

But in an instant, the next question appeared in his mind again.

"You said, you still have a certain consciousness during your coma?"

"That's right."

“How many are there?”

"I have basically all perceptions of the outside world, but I have basically all the inside of the body."

As he said that, Austin's eyes suddenly became distant, like the fog in the mountains and forests, ethereal and incomprehensible.

"Including, Dalton Augustus."

Hearing this, Alan and the others were shocked and could not help but exchanged their eyes quietly.

"Don't worry, I didn't hear it from you?"

Austin suddenly laughed, and his temperament, which was originally distant as if he was about to ride the wind, instantly dissipated and fell back to the world again.

Allen was shocked by Austin's sudden change and words, and his heartbeat couldn't help but speed up a few beats.

However, while calming down his excited heartbeat, Allen couldn't help but be shocked by Austin's keen perception now.

He could be sure that before, when the few of them were winking, Austin's attention was definitely not on them.

But even so, in the absence of mind, Austin was able to quickly discover the small movements of their few people and parse out the information.

This alone is enough to show how huge the changes in Austin are now.

Even the newly advanced silver level may not be able to do this.

After all, compared with the ancestors who have gone further on the extraordinary path, there are always some shortcomings in learning later.

And Austin was able to do this, Allen probably had a lot to do with Dalton's legacy.

Austin naturally didn't know what Allen thought of. He smiled, withdrew his gaze, and said in a tone that seemed to be like a memory: "Originally, after Dalton captured me, I felt desperate."

"After all, I know what the outcome will be if it falls into his hands."

"Although I don't know why Dalton was able to escape from Mr. Buck's hands, at that moment, I really had the idea of ​​dying together."

"Then, I really implemented this idea."

"When I started to fight, I suddenly realized that Dalton seemed not as powerful as I thought."

"Or the serious injuries on his body have seriously affected his strength."

Speaking of this, Austin's mouth curled up slightly and smiled silently, not knowing what he was laughing at.

"This surprise came so unexpectedly that it made me feel a little unbelievable."

"However, since the opportunity has appeared in front of me, I must work hard to get it once."
To be continued...