Chapter 1738

"So... You just called me to tell me you have to leave us?"

Faced with Maka's honesty, to tell the truth, Delphi felt a little overwhelmed.

Yes, she can understand the difficulties pointed out by Maka. She knows how terrible the result will be if the two soul rules get out of control together.

If she had to stay with Maka, she would have to die... And this obviously would not be the development she wanted, let alone the end Maka wanted to see.

And I have to say, there is nothing in the world that makes her feel more desperate than such powerlessness.

"I'm sorry, Delphi," said Marca softly, looking at her face and the pain in her eyes. "I can only say that I will try my best to eliminate the hidden dangers in me after I leave, and then... As long as the problem can be solved, I will come back."

"What if it can't be solved?"

Delphi looked up and stared at Marca, as if she would never stop as long as she didn't get a reassuring answer from Marca today.

In this regard, Maka had to smile a little reluctantly, and then said softly:

"I know what you're worried about... Don't worry! I won't fight with Haier Bo, and I won't go back like the 'I' in your memory."

Unless halbaugh wants to force him to fight with him - this sentence Maka doesn't say, but no matter what you think, it is very likely to happen.

At this point, Maka replied:

"Anyway, I won't do anything stupid, and then I hope you don't do anything stupid. Even if it's possible, I'd like you to keep an eye on Hermione and them after I leave and don't let them run out hastily - since halbo hasn't been here to make trouble these days, it can at least show that he probably doesn't know we're hiding on this island 。”

With this advice, Maka seemed to know that Delphi was still not completely relieved. She suddenly took out something from her arms and solemnly stuffed it into the girl's hands.

When Delphi saw him, he looked up at him with some surprise and wondered:

"Dad, this --"

"You should be relieved to take it. If I don't come back all the time, you can't stand waiting. Maybe you can try to use it to 'get me back'... Of course, you'd better not use it if it's not necessary. You know it has great side effects - if I see that you've been hurt, I won't be happy even if I come back."

Delphi listened to his instructions, subconsciously lowered her head and looked at the things in her hand. Suddenly, she was stunned - the time converter finally returned to her hand.

She took it in her hand and gently rubbed the familiar mark - "Delphi McLean", which is the only mark representing her family and life in the world.

"Well," said Delphi, after a moment of silence and a slight nod, "I know. I'll do what you say."

"Thank you, Delphi."

……

However, Maka said she was leaving, but she didn't leave immediately.

At present, although Hermione has made progress, her understanding of the first-class rules seems to be worth looking forward to, but except her, the efforts of other partners have not been paid off.

Especially Harry, it is undeniable that his efforts may be the most among all. Unfortunately, compared with everyone, the difficulties he needs to overcome are undoubtedly the greatest.

If we add Luna, who is expected to master the rule magic like Hermione, their growth is the biggest reason why Maka insists on staying here and waiting.

At least after witnessing that the three little lions have enough strength to take charge alone, Maka can safely leave the island to deal with her own affairs.

However, at present, Maka obviously doesn't know that someone outside is actually waiting for him to appear.

"Safina, in two days, you'll wait near brova fort in France! I think 'he' should be back soon... And except for Britain, which has become a forbidden area for almost all creatures, it's probably the only place where you can meet 'him' next."

Still in the dark room deep in the Norwegian palace, the masked girl Safina was sitting by the bed covered with a veil, listening to her sister Ursula tell her what to do next.

When she heard her sister say this, she tilted her head and whispered to herself:

"What kind of person will McLean be? Judging from so many intelligence reports collected by the organization, there must be no doubt about his strength, but... What is he fighting for?"

At this point, she paused a little, and then continued:

"In those disasters, he protected many people, but when necessary, he did not hesitate to sacrifice many people... This time, he completely gave up the whole UK and chose to retreat in the face of threats. According to what you said, he is back now... I don't understand whether he is rational or emotional?"

While Safina was thinking about it, Ursula on the bed said:

"No matter what kind of person he is, at least he must be more worthy of seeing than halbo. After all, we certainly can't have equal communication with halbo, but if it was Mr. Marca McLean, he should be willing to listen to us."

"Maybe!"

Safina still doesn't seem to agree with her sister's words... Or at least she doesn't know much about Maka's character.

When she thought that it was the only person who could fight with the ancient black wizard Haier Bo so far, she felt that such a powerful person was probably not easy to get along with.

"Ursula, I hope he can talk to you so well," Safina said to her sister in the curtain, stroking the mask on her face. "Although I can't assure you that I can convince him to believe your Prophecy - you know, there are almost no prophets in the world. It's not so easy for wizards outside the organization to believe it."

"Don't worry," Ursula said immediately. "As far as I know, there is a Trelawney in Hogwarts. A wizard of British origin should be no stranger to prophecy... Of course, Safina, be careful as possible."

"I know," nodded the masked girl, "well, I should make some preparations... I'll start in two days."

Before she could say anything, she got up from her chair and hurried away from the door.