Prisoner of Mystery Sequence

"Then let's go." Agnes nodded and said, "The carriage should be outside the Plaza de la Fiori. You can visit my house right now."

"I agreed so easily?" Renis looked a little surprised, and she asked a little strangely: "I thought it would take some effort."

Agnes smiled and asked, "Why do you think so?"

"After all, you never mentioned your family background in the research institute," Renis thought for a while, and said, "I was probably influenced by those guys like Nigada and Zag."

"Those guys have always thought you are mysterious, which is very inconsistent with the temperament of the heart of nature. They think that you are sometimes like..." Renis paused, and then said: "It's like a misunderstanding. Like a black-eared kite in a flock of white geese..."

"So exaggerated?" Agnes couldn't help laughing, she interrupted Reyneth's words and said, "Don't make it up, I'm sure those guys didn't say that."

Renis looked at Agnes with a smile without any embarrassment of being exposed.

"I probably understand." Agnes said with a smile.

"Then let our 'doctor' investigate where the black-eared kite came from today." Agnes blinked her right eye and said.

......

"This seems to be the direction to John District." Reynis said with a slight frown.

The last time when Agnes sent Renice home, Agnes first sent the carriage to Best Street to deliver Renice home before returning to her own home.

The Musicians' Guild is further west in the Cavalier district, while Best Street is further south, closer to the Esur River.John District is located in the west of Cavalier District, away from the river, and closer to a small hill called Okabu in the northwest of Feneport City.

"I don't think I will go the wrong way home." Agnes said with a smile.

Renis stared deeply at Agnes for a long time before saying, "So you are a nobleman, no wonder you never mentioned your family background, I thought..."

Renee stopped her words.

"What did you think?" Agnes asked curiously.

"Uh," Renis thought for a moment before she said, "I thought your parents were scholars? Or doctors? After all, you don't look like a nobleman in my impression, and you asked me about some physiological and pathological aspects. The question has some insights of its own.”

"What do you think aristocrats look like?" Agnes asked with some amusement.

"Take dozens of servants with you when you go out? Do you speak in aria?" Renis teased with a smile.

Agnes couldn't help being amused, but she couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief in her heart.

"No, no, seventeen or eighteen at most is enough." Agnes also said with a smile.

Renis laughed enough, and said, "Your surname is not Spinoza, I've never heard of a noble named Spinoza in Feneporte."

Agnes nodded and said, "Yes, my surname is actually Pagani, and Spinoza is my mother's surname."

"So you are Count Pagani's daughter?" Reynis asked.

Agnes nodded.

"Pagani and Spinoza... I seem to have heard of it somewhere." Renes murmured thoughtfully, she sighed and said, "I can't remember .”

"It's about my mother and my father." Agnes asked with a smile.

"My mother grew up in a church monastery, and was a member of the Heart of Nature team before she married my father."

Renis patted herself on the head and said, "That's it, I heard a watchman say it when I was in Celia."

Agnes nodded knowingly.This happened more than 20 years ago, when his father married a girl who grew up in a monastery, which surprised many people in Feneporte City. After all, this was considered "very disgraceful" by many nobles.But this is not something that must be concealed. It is not surprising that some people in the church still talk about it.What's more, Ms. Jones has a good relationship with her mother, and someone in the watchman knows it's normal.

"In this case, I won't be nervous." Renis let out a sigh of relief, and said, "I'm going to visit a senior with Heart of Nature."

......

The carriage came to a stop, and Agnes saw Renice take a visibly deep breath.

Agnes suppressed the smile on her face, stepped out of the carriage first, then turned around and extended her hand to the carriage.

Renis did not cooperate with Agnes, but jumped out of the carriage by herself, and then raised an eyebrow at Agnes.

Agnes couldn't help curling her lips, and took Renis's arm.

"Let's go, let's take a look at the nest 'Black-eared Kite', our Miss Brandy." Agnes whispered in Renis's ear.

Renis gave Agnes a vague look, and followed Agnes into the manor.

"Well, there's my little study over there...my bedroom is a little further in..." Agnes led Renice up the stairs, Casually introduced.

Renice was a little curious about Agnes's study, and Agnes led Renice into it.

"One of my wishes when I was a child was to have such a study room of my own." Renis said with a sigh.

"I think you should have realized it now." Agnes said with a smile.

"That's why I said it was my childhood wish." Reynis said with a smile.

Agnes laughs: "When I was little I always felt..."

Agnes's words were interrupted by three knocks on the study door.

"Angnes, I heard you brought friends?" Aurelio's voice came, and Agnes could clearly see that Renis became nervous.

Agnes sighed, turned around and said to Aurelio who opened the study door and walked in with some displeasure: "Aurelio, I don't think you have asked if it is convenient for us to come in now."

"Then I go out and knock on the door again?" Aurelio raised his eyebrows and said.

Agnes sighed helplessly while holding her forehead, and said, "Forget it."

"This is Renees Brady, a good friend of mine at the church."

Aurelio shifted his gaze to Renice who was next to Agnes, bowed slightly and saluted, and said, "Hi, Miss Brandi, I am Agnes' elder brother, Ole Leo Pagani."

Probably seeing Reis' nervousness, Aurelio only saw Reis, said a few words, then turned and walked out.

"Didn't you say 'just visit a senior with a heart of nature'?" Agnes teased with a smile.

"It's beyond my control," Reynis said with a rare sense of grievance. She took a deep breath and said, "I haven't really seen a nobleman before."

"Also, I heard a speech in Hartle Street from a distance a few weeks ago, and the man standing on the improvised platform at that time seemed to be your brother."