"Do you remember?" Leo didn't show any unusual expressions to Peter Alcott's words. He remained calm as usual and asked in a deep voice.

On the contrary, Peter Alcott was very surprised by Leo's performance. He was stunned, the smile on his face faded, and he nodded and said: "Just remember a little, not much! The fish market, right?"

Leo asked again: "That should have happened when you were a child. You can still remember it now. Can you remember everything you saw before?"

Peter Alcott explained: "I once visited a world in a dream. The people in that world were very good at psychic magic. They have a school of thought that believes that everyone's memory will not disappear, but will only be in another form.

Store it, and as long as you master the method, you can recall it again, and I happened to learn this method."

"How do you think you're not a real person?" Leo asked.

"When all kinds of information are brought together, many hidden things can be discovered." Peter Alcott returned Leo's words intact.

"Sometimes the data is not necessarily reliable, not to mention the data source is too one-sided," Leo retorted: "So your conclusion is a little too premature."

In the face of Leo's rebuttal, Peter Alcott said nothing more. This does not mean that he thinks what Leo said is right, but because he thinks there is no need to argue about it. Even if what Leo said is correct, but

He has no way out now and can only move forward.

He didn't want to discuss with Leo philosophical issues such as whether this world was real or whether people here existed, so he moved directly to the topic he was interested in and asked in a deep voice: "Do you still acknowledge our previous transaction?"

Leo gave Peter Alcott reassurance and said: "Of course I will admit it. Don't worry, since I promised to bring your puppet maid into the waste city, I will definitely abide by it."

Hearing these words, Peter Alcott nodded slightly, and then said: "I want to add some additional transactions to this transaction. Of course, I will also pay corresponding compensation for this additional transaction."

"Tell me." Leo looked at Peter Alcott with interest.

Peter Alcott said: "I hope that after you enter the abandoned city, you can protect me and help me find an item."

Leo smiled and asked, "What can I get?"

Peter Alcott could see a trace of disdain in Leo's smile, and he couldn't help but show displeasure in his eyes, but he still continued: "I will tell you how to leave this world and return to your original world."

Leo fell silent, and after a while, he slowly said: "Not to mention whether you really know how to leave this world, even if you do, I may not be able to use it." As he spoke, he turned to Peter.

Alcott spread his hand, and saw that a metal ball with mysterious patterns on its surface and a faint light suddenly appeared in his empty hand, and said: "Do you know what this is?

If you knew that, then you would know that your trading terms are worth mentioning."

"Is this a space beacon?" Peter Alcott has a huge amount of knowledge that even the top ten chief wizards of the Wizards Association may not always have together. Naturally, he easily recognized what the metal ball in Leo's hand was.

things.

After saying that, Peter Alcott knew very well that the biggest trump card he had used to entrust Leo had failed, and this situation was different from what he had seen in his dream, which also made him feel a lot.

He felt a little panicked, but fortunately he had a puppet face, otherwise, the abnormal emotions in his heart might have been written on his face by now.

Peter Alcott does not seem to be good at things like negotiation. He mostly uses his foresight to gain an absolute advantage in negotiations, and then proposes an offer that the other party cannot refuse, and finally completes the deal.

But now an accident occurred, and his foresight was slightly wrong. The conditions he thought Leo could not refuse failed. This made him not know how to deal with it for a while. He could only use the most direct method and ask directly.

: "What conditions do you want before you agree to take me?"

Leo shook his head and said: "Let's not talk about the transaction for now. I'm curious why you suddenly want to modify the previous transaction conditions? With your wisdom, shouldn't you think about the transaction conditions in advance? Or..." said

Then, he paused, looked at Peter Alcott with deep meaning, and said: "Or did you have an accident? For example, what went wrong when you transferred your soul to your psychic puppet?

, it’s different from what you expected.”

Peter Alcott's puppet face was unable to express any expression, but his unintentional and smart eyes revealed his mood, and the way he looked at Leo was not only wary, but also a little surprised.

After a moment of silence, Peter Alcott knew that Leo had seen through some of the truth of the matter, and there was no point in hiding it. In addition, the current situation was really bad, so he still chose to follow the situation in the dream prophecy.

, choose to believe Leo.

I saw him sorting out his words a little, and said: "There are indeed some accidents. According to my prediction, the transformation ceremony should have been completed smoothly. Not only can I temporarily parasitize in Ciri's body, but I can also possess my soul at the same time."

With the strength in my body and the strength of Ciri's body, I will be strong enough to deal with any dangers in the abandoned city." As he spoke, his eyes were full of resentment, he took a deep breath and continued: "It's just that during the ceremony,

During the process, the executioners of the Chaos Society did not complete the final rituals and let the body collectors escape from their restraints in advance. My powers did not completely transition to my current body, but were all integrated into it like other members of Alcott's deceased family.

Into this world."

When Peter Alcott said these words, the scene he saw a few days ago also appeared in Leo's mind, and he couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed in his heart, because he knew very well that chaos would lead to executioners' rituals.

The interruption had something to do with him, and it could even be said that it was caused by him.

But now Peter Alcott, who was supposed to be a debt collector, had to ask him for help, which made him feel a little weird.

However, this strange emotion only stayed in his heart for less than two seconds before dissipating. However, his face remained calm and he continued to ask as if nothing had happened: "What is it that you want to find in the abandoned city?"

"

Peter Alcott did not answer the question immediately. There was a trace of hesitation in his eyes, as if he didn't want to say anything.

Leo knew the other party's concerns very well, so he explained: "Only if you tell me what you want to find, can I evaluate the value of the thing and give suitable transaction conditions. Otherwise, I can ask for it casually.

Even if you ask for an exaggerated condition, you will be dissatisfied."

Peter Alcott nodded slightly and agreed with Leo's statement, so he decided to say truthfully: "A feather, I want you to help me find a feather."

"A feather?" Leo was stunned for a moment. He remembered where he had heard of this thing.

Peter Alcott thought that Leo did not understand what he said, so he explained in detail: "This feather is very special and cannot be described in words, but everyone who sees it will think it is a feather and will not think of it in their minds.

It produces no other image, so it will never be mistaken."

While Peter Alcott was explaining, Leo also remembered where he had heard similar conditions. This was the condition that Old Rembrandt had originally proposed to him. However, Old Rembrandt’s condition was in the Golden

A feather was found at No. 9 Oak Street, but Leo felt that the feather Peter Alcott was talking about was the same thing.

"Is there anything special about this feather?" Leo asked slightly curiously.

Peter Alcott hesitated for a moment and said somewhat casually: "Legend has it that this feather belongs to an ancient god, and the person who owns this feather can gain power beyond life and death."

Leo frowned and said, "A vague statement."

"It's indeed very vague." Either he was worried that Leo would covet the item after knowing its true power, or he himself didn't know very well what the item was and what kind of power it had, so

Peter Alcott did not continue to explain, he just casually catered to Leo's statement, and then asked: "Our deal..."

"I agree to your deal," Leo answered without thinking too much, "My deal conditions are very simple, that is, a few days before leaving for the abandoned capital, you must teach me your knowledge, not necessarily

I need all your teachings. You can teach me as much as I can learn in these few days. What do you think of this condition?"

Peter Alcott couldn't help being stunned after hearing Leo's conditions. The reason why he was like this was not because of how harsh Leo's conditions were, but because he felt that the conditions were too simple.

In his opinion, no matter how strong Leo's learning ability is, it is impossible to learn all the knowledge he has accumulated from various worlds over the years in just a few days. Even one percent of the content will take several years.

Only in this way can he truly master it, so he subconsciously thought that Leo was helping him on purpose.

However, Peter Alcott never seemed to have imagined that Leo would have such a magical thing as a second brain. The content of learning depends entirely on Peter Alcott's teaching efficiency. If Peter Alcott

The speed of teaching is fast, so it is not difficult to learn the knowledge accumulated by the other party from countless space civilizations over decades in a few days.

Although Leo knew very well that the conditions he offered were far inferior to the mysterious feather in terms of value, but many birds in the forest are not as good as one in the hand. Can that feather be found?

It is still an unknown number. Instead of focusing on such an unknown number, it is better to get something useful first, such as a huge knowledge system.

As he entered this dream world, Leo found that the knowledge stored in his database, especially the knowledge of the Earth Federation, was becoming increasingly insufficient, so whenever he had time, he would try to collect all kinds of knowledge he could see.

The knowledge is stored in the accessory brain database.

However, even if he did this, the accumulation of the database was still far from reaching the minimum standard in his mind, and now the appearance of Peter Alcott just solved his problem.

Although the knowledge possessed by Peter Alcott was not necessarily profound, his knowledge was very broad, at least unmatched by anyone Leo knew.

Over the past twenty years, every dream of Peter Alcott was an accumulation of knowledge about a new civilized world. Even if he wasted this accumulation of knowledge for a long time due to age and other reasons, even if he only had

After several years of dedicated accumulation of knowledge, his knowledge can be said to cover thousands or even tens of thousands of different civilized worlds.

As long as Leo can obtain this knowledge to supplement the database, even if it is only 1%, his data accumulation at the basic knowledge level will almost meet the requirements. Therefore, in Leo's eyes, Peter Alcott's expansion deal is simply

It's a big fat piece of meat.

In this situation where both parties believed that the transaction conditions were favorable to them, the proposal to expand the transaction was quickly reached, and Leo did not waste time and directly took Peter Alcott upstairs.

study room, and immediately began to let the other party complete the transaction commitment.

Peter Alcott did not object to this, and soon entered the role of the teacher. However, he did not start by telling about the knowledge he had gained from various dream worlds, but instead talked about the world he was in.

All kinds of knowledge in this dream world.

Soon, Peter Alcott felt that something was wrong, because he found that Leo could clearly remember all the knowledge he had taught, even if it was just a casual sentence, and repeat it exactly the same.

Even the well-informed man couldn't help but be shocked by his memory.

"Do you have that kind of smart chip in your brain?" After telling him all kinds of knowledge about the world of Silver Moon Lake, about an hour had passed, and Peter Alcott couldn't help but stop.

Asked Leo.

"Do you know smart chips?" After hearing a word full of technology, Leo looked at Peter Alcott in surprise.

Peter Alcott explained: "I once dreamed of a magical world where people transformed the entire world into a mechanical world. People there installed a kind of smart chip in their brains.

This kind of thing can not only create various physical and mental feelings, learn various work skills, but also can memorize all knowledge in an unlimited amount."

Leo didn't say anything when he heard this, he just stayed silent for a moment, and then he didn't give any response worthy of discussion, but said coldly: "Let's continue!"

Peter Alcott couldn't help curling his lips. There was a human expression on the puppet's face, and a trace of annoyance appeared in his eyes. He knew that he might have suffered a loss in this transaction.

But even so, with Leo holding the handle, he never thought about breaking the contract. He could only choose which dream world knowledge to tell based on the depth of his memory.

One is a psychic puppet who does not need any rest, and the other is a physical strongman who is so energetic that he does not need any rest for days and nights. As time goes by, a large amount of knowledge about other world civilizations is stuffed into the deputy brain database.
Chapter completed!