Whether it was a disguise or not, Ms. Cullen's personality was not exactly what her daughter described, either her appearance in Enid was a fake, or her personality in front of others was a fake.

Or maybe both are real her.

Ms. Karen said:

"The banquet is ready. Mr. Hewen can go up and take your seat."

Hevin replied:

"Thank you, I'll be there shortly."

Karen nodded slightly, then turned to inform others that the banquet was ready.

Hewen looked at Ms. Karen's back and observed her appearance.

It seemed that when communicating with others, the smile on her face became more formal, but when she just talked to herself, she showed unusual enthusiasm.

Hewen stood up and left the room.

Today's protagonists are not Ms. Cullen, but Enid and George.

Hewen followed the stairs to the second floor, where many people were already seated in the hall.

The protagonists have not yet appeared.

He casually walked to an empty table in the corner and sat down.

The kitchen is already stocked with a variety of delicacies, including traditional steaks, roasted lamb shank, Opod lobster, fresh salads, grilled antler, clam chowder, smoked salmon and so on.

Smoked salmon, vegetable salad, toasted bread with tuna and other appetizers were now served on Hevin's table.

A young and handsome boy in a formal dress approached Hewen's table. He first gave a slight salute to Hewen, and then said:

"Mr. Hevin, can I sit here?"

Hevin replied:

"I have no companions."

The young man stretched out his hand to hold the chair opposite Hewen and said:

"If you don't mind, I'll sit down."

Seeing that Hewen didn't express any objection, he pulled out his chair and sat down slowly and elegantly:

"Mr. Hevin, I am Ciro Eberon. I just seemed to see classmate Hola. Isn't she going to dine with you?"

Hewen forked a piece of salmon and put it into his mouth:

"She is with her friends today. You should also know Shana Guri's daughter."

Siro said:

"Of course I know Peloris Gure, but I don't know her mother's name. Their family has always been very mysterious. Mr. Hevin, do you know Ms. Shana?"

Hewen nodded:

"We had a relationship a long time ago, she was a...

"A lady with a unique personality. As far as I'm concerned, Peloris would not be very happy to get along with her. She can't help but be strong, suspicious, neurotic, and very mean to others. She only works with people who have a higher status than her.

Only then will you show your peaceful side in front of others.”

Although Silla was not used to discussing others behind their backs, he still nodded in agreement:

"If Ms. Shana is really like what you described, she is indeed not a very easy type to get along with."

Hewen sighed:

"It's not just difficult."

When the "Guardian Dragons" were in King Arthur's camp, they caused a lot of trouble. If there wasn't an evil dragon that was countless times more evil than her, which was threatening all intelligent creatures on the continent, King Arthur might have mentioned it.

The sword chopped off the heads of these evil dragons.

And even after they joined King Arthur, they thought that King Arthur would not be able to attack them because they knew the prophecy about the five-color dragon and believed that they had the blood of the great dragon god flowing through them.

The prophecy at that time said that dragons of five colors must be gathered to compete with Vortigern.

At that time, George had not revealed his identity.

And his cruel eldest brother also joined the King Arthur camp at that time. He was more like Vortigern than George, whether it was his bloodline or his personality.

So when he was treating the residents of a small town as lunch, the other three dragons still didn't care.

But when Arthur returned to the military camp with the white dragon's head, the three "national protection dragons" restrained their behavior.

She had never been the kind of person to be restrained by so-called fate or prophecy, if fate required her to do an evil thing to avoid a greater evil.

Arthur's answer is neither.

She wants to defeat all evil.

And she can do it.

This is the point.

Hewen changed the subject:

"Forget Shanna, let's talk about Holla. How is she in school?"

Silla paused for a short moment, and then said:

"She got along very well with Antotika when she started school. Recently, Inge from the next class came to see her from time to time, and as you know, her closest friend now is Peloris, and there is another one named

Fanny's people occasionally appear around her, and she seems to be Inge's friend..."

Hevin interrupted:

"Why do I feel like you are reporting to me on Ha La's investigation? If I hadn't known you before, I would have thought you were the bodyguard I sent out."

Silla showed a gentle smile:

"I am the monitor, and Ha La is a new transfer student. I have the obligation to pay attention to her situation. This is the responsibility of a leader."

Responsibility?

Hewen asked:

"Then what kind of person do you think she is?"

Silla replied without hesitation:

"A very nice girl, beautiful and cheerful, but...

"I always feel that Hola has a unique temperament, a temperament that excludes most people."

Hewen didn't expect that he would express his opinions so honestly.

Silla continued:

"Whether it's Antotika or others, although Hola is very enthusiastic, but when she treats everyone like this, I can't help but feel that the way she treats others seems to be prepared, not like

From the bottom of my heart...

Hewen asked:

"But..."

Siro said:

"It's like I learned it from a book. But since she met Peloris, I can feel that the relationship between Hal and her is completely different from others, as if other people are the same kind of people, and Peloris

It's a different kind of person."

Hewen continued to ask:

"so?"

Silla smiled slightly

"I used to be very worried that Ha La didn't like to make friends, but now it seems that she just hasn't met the right person."

Hewen nodded and said:

"She is indeed a very special child."

Silla's expression suddenly became serious:

"Mr. Hevin, I want to tell you something."

Hewen directly reached out and picked up the toast:

"What's up?"

Siro said:

"I found that there are two students from the next class who seem to have been secretly observing your daughter, and they don't seem to be well-intentioned."

Hewen paused while taking the second piece of bread, and then asked:

"who?"

Siro said:

"Jimmy Taylor, and Bain Dalenk."

Hewen asked:

"Jimmy Taylor, do you mean Rebecca and Ogden's son Jimmy?"

Silla said in shock:
Chapter completed!