The two of them exchanged a few words before Jon finally brought the conversation to the main topic.
Some foreshadowing didn't need to be done anymore. After all, Grindelwald already said that when he went to find the girl codenamed Zero, it was Lille who accompanied him.
"What's your captain's personality like?"
When it came to serious matters, Lille restrained his frivolous personality and used the tone he used to accompany Grindelwald.
"Let me tell you this. I suggest that you don't rush this matter. Although my captain usually looks very gentle, she is a decisive person. If you really anger her, I'm afraid you won't feel much better. Let me put it this way. Generally speaking, if you simply provoke her, she won't care about it. However, if it involves her or something important, you are likely to be entangled by her."
Keeping bothering you wasn't a good thing. According to Grindelwald and Lille's comprehensive description, the girl codenamed Zero had a mysterious background. Moreover, she didn't lack money. In addition, she had an extraordinary bloodline from the gods. Even if she wasn't a member of the Wizard, she couldn't be classified as an ordinary person.
Just like the legendary mutants, their bodies were born with extraordinary abilities, but they only had one ability. They weren't like the Wizard who was versatile.
However, this also allowed people like them to focus on honing their abilities.
This world was very interesting. Some people would think that biting off more than one could chew, while others would think that the more, the better.
When there was a choice, it was possible to be numb because of the conflict. But when there was no choice, it was easier to move forward.
For example, Jon himself didn't have the qualifications to call Lille a salted fish. He himself had gone through the phase of being a salted fish. If it wasn't for Helga and the series of events that followed, he would probably be an ordinary little Wizard in Hogwarts. Every day, he would only think about how to avoid attacks from all sides.
To be honest, being a salted fish wasn't a particularly comfortable thing.
This was because when people started to become lazy, they would feel that time was particularly difficult to pass. When they had nothing to do, time passed more slowly than when they were busy.
Moreover, he couldn't muster up the energy to work.
This situation had caused him a lot of trouble … It had caused him a lot of trouble in the past, so when he saw Lille and Joanne become lazy together, he couldn't help but worry.
But after listening to Lille's words, he reacted. He was different from Joanne and the rest. Joanne and the rest had the capital, and writers relied on inspiration to make a living, while investigators relied on organization to make a living. No matter what they did, Joanne could guarantee that she could live the life she wanted, but Jon was different.
What kind of life did he want?
Jon had no answer to this question because he had never thought about it.
Isn't life just living day by day? Why should I consider what kind of life I want to live?
If everything went according to what I wanted, then it would be too beautiful. This kind of thing that was destined to only exist in dreams would not casually appear in his body.
But there was one thing that Jon was sure of, he definitely didn't want to live a life of being pestered by others.
"You're talking about this … This captain of yours, is she really that troublesome?"
Lille nodded cautiously.
"You know, generally speaking, the smarter a person is, the stranger their hobbies are. And for someone like my captain who is smart to a certain extent, they often have some strange hobbies. You can't guarantee that you can beat her. My captain's skills are excellent, I didn't know where she got her skills from before, but now I do, so I advise you to be careful. After all, if the two of you really have a conflict, it definitely won't be resolved in a short time. And even if you fight, it's hard to say whether your magic can break through the defense of the descendant of God, but she is after all a descendant of God, so how could she not have any offensive ability?"
Lille's words were reasonable, and at least Chown did listen to him. Soon, he came up with an idea following Lille's train of thought.
If these problems would definitely arise between the two of them, then why not solve them before they appeared?
He didn't actively seek the inheritance of the ancient Egyptian gods, so if Lille's captain could help him solve this problem, it might not be a bad thing.
Otherwise, his original plan would be disrupted. No one wanted to be threatened by a sudden death crisis, right?
"I say, do you want to try and introduce me to your captain?"
Jon's idea surprised Lille.
"Aren't you asking for a rebuff? If she wanted to see you, she wouldn't have spoken ill of you in your dreams. I can help you introduce her, but you have to think clearly, do you want to do this now? "
Lille was quite clear about what Jon's next plan was.
He and Jon's positions on this matter were similar, so it was interesting for him to see the unlucky British financial market happen.
If Jon could benefit from this matter, then he was really happy to see it.
Under the guidance of so many old Wizard in the Dark Forest, he never had a good impression of Britain.
"Moreover, according to the gossip I've received, once the British economy collapses, it is bound to cause serious damage to the Muggle society. When the time comes, the German Wizard will take advantage of the situation, and I'm afraid the British magic world won't be able to stay unscathed."
Although there was no national boundary in magic, there was one for mages.
The Muggle society and the Wizard society were interdependent, and this matter itself was an open and aboveboard matter.
And without the existence of Dumbledore, Britain might not have been able to survive World War II.
"If I were you, I wouldn't think about this matter now. Although my captain's identity is special, she is not a Wizard. If you go back to school, can she still chase you to the Hogwarts?"
Lille continued to persuade: "Think about it, as long as you solve the problem here first, when your so-called life and death crisis appears, won't my captain also have to face this matter? When the time comes, our team will assemble, and with me, you two will definitely be able to repair your relationship. "
Is that so?
Jon looked at Lille suspiciously, only to get the latter to pat his chest and promise.
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