In anticipation of Yuume, Soraka tells a lot of stories about Nora.

It has to be said that Soraka has a talent for storytelling - in her story, Nora gradually grows from an ignorant yodeler who doesn't know what she wants to a real reliable yodel witch who can take charge of herself.

A big witch who has never been there before-both in terms of strength and ambition.

However, just as Nora's image in the story is getting closer and closer to the eyes of the owner and cat in Yuumi and the Magic Book, Soraka's narration comes to an abrupt end.

“…… Later, Nora said she had found something worth protecting, and after saying goodbye to me once more, leaving behind a golden acorn she had obtained during her adventures, she waved her hand into the portal of Bandel City, and never reappeared. ”

"Gone?"

"It's gone." Soraka stood up and took out the golden acorn from a small box on the shelf, "It looks like the cover of the Grimoire is made of this unusual oak tree. ”

"And then?!" Yuumi obviously didn't care much about the material of the Grimoire, "And where did Nora go, and when was the next time you saw her?" ”

"And then I never saw Nora again." Soraka shook her head helplessly, "Not once." ”

Hearing this, Yuumi fell into a frustration, and she rolled in frustration, falling on the magic tome, and turning into the appearance of a salted fish cat again.

“…… So, you know it's a long, long time ago. ”

"That's right."

"Grimoire!" After Soraka confirmed, Yuumi looked a little fried, "You said you could find the owner!" It turned out that I just found the material of your cover! ”

Seeing the tendency of Yuumi to sharpen his claws with his book, the Grimome quickly began to open and close the pages of the book in a hurry again.

"You mean, she has a clue from her master?"

"Clues?" Soraka was also stunned for a moment, "How can I have a clue about Nora...... Wait, I want to see something-"

The next moment, Soraka's eyes brightened, and she stared at Rod as if she wanted to see something else on Rode's body, and after a long time, when she finally closed her eyes, Soraka's whole body seemed to wilt.

"The clue is not in me, but in him." Trembling with his hand, Solaka pointed at Rhodes with a confused expression, "If you really want to find Nora, follow him, his fate line is extremely complicated, but there are indeed traces of Nora." ”

"Me?" Rod was also stunned, "My fate, and Nora?" ”

"It's really you!" Yuumi jumped on Rod's shoulder, "You must have crossed paths with Nora—"

"It can't be!" Rod shook his head, "So far, I've seen only a handful of yodelers, and there is definitely not one named Nora!" ”

"It's also possible that you were somewhere together." Soraka added, "There is a connection, but it is not necessarily a direct connection." ”

Hearing Soraka say this, Rod finally blinked.

"Okay, okay." When the magical cat began to wag its tail like a dog, Rod finally sighed helplessly, "Now, tell me everything you know about Nora!" All! ”

……………………

In fact, before Nora's disappearance, Yuumi was just an ordinary cat - although Bandle City made her immortal and able to use the power of magic to a certain extent, in reality, she was not much different from a normal cat.

And for as long as Yumi can remember, Nora has this magic tome.

Yuumi never paid much attention to the tome until that starless night, when Yuumi had finished amusing the Moon Moth with her own light, and when she returned home, she found Nora missing.

Yuumi saw the tome on her master's desk, and when she frantically turned the pages, she found that several pages had been torn off by Saigen.

Yuumi couldn't read the title of the book at the time, and she subconsciously called it the "Magic Book" as her master called it, and in response, the Magic Book shook a little - from that moment on, Yuumi was surprised to find that she could understand the idea of the Magic Book in the sound of the paper.

Although the Grimoire can't speak, to Yuumi, the thoughts it expresses are clear and loud - after that, Yuumi realizes that Nora has gone to a very dangerous place, so dangerous that she has to destroy the portal after leaving.

"I've traveled with my master many times with the help of the Grimoire." Yuume's tone was full of sadness, "However, I never thought that one day the master would destroy the portal because of danger......"

"And did you get any valid clues?" Rod frowned, "A dangerous place...... In Valoran, there are really a lot of such places. ”

"There's a clue, in the ruins of Shurima!" Yuumi stretched out his claws, shook the tome, and poured out some knick-knacks, "There, I once spotted the scent of my master, and I dug deep into the desert and found a blue ceramic shard—this one—that looked a bit like a teapot that Nora had collected. ”

"And then?"

"And then a terrible monster came out - if it weren't for the Grimoire cleverness, my God, I don't know if it would have torn me ......"

Hearing this, Rhodes finally had a vague clue, and he used the power of arcane to quickly sketch a model in mid-air.

"You're a huge monster, isn't this one?"

Yuumi looked up, winked at the arcane model Rhodes had built, and began to nod frantically - all the while, the tome began to flip the pages with a clatter.

"That's it! It's fierce! ”

After receiving an affirmative answer, Rod sighed in his heart - what he sketched was nothing else, it was the appearance of the queen of the Axworms, Lexie.

"Sure enough." Rod nodded slightly, "If what you said is true, then I probably guessed where your master went." ”

"Where did the master go?"

"The Void."

"The Void?" Yuumi, who didn't know anything about the Void, looked a little excited, "As long as I go there, I'll be able to find my master?" ”

"Not really." Rhodes reached out and touched the hair on Yuumi's back, "The Void Land is big and dangerous, and Nora is probably in a lot of trouble now." ”

Rod's words are half said – and the other side is "if she's alive."

In terms of time, Nora has been missing for some years, and a living person can stay in the Void for a few years......

The chances of survival are slim to none.