Chapter 601 Safe Zone
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Hen Kun De Guo San Sui
Just as Grindelwald said, the moment the two of them stepped out of the tavern, the people on the street seemed to react to the sudden closing and opening of the tavern as if it was a daily routine, and they didn't even bother to look at it.
Only some aborigines who didn't look very well and didn't have lights in their hands hurriedly walked into the tavern after seeing the two people coming out.
Ciel was already prepared to be revenged by these people, but what Ciel didn't expect was that not long after these people entered, the sound of a very fierce fight could be heard in the tavern.
The people around him seemed to be interested and began to pay attention to the fierce fighting in the tavern. Charles even saw someone opening a gambling game nearby.
The content of the bet is who will become the new owner of this pub?
Charles said that I couldn’t understand the operations of these people, but I was inexplicably shocked!You don’t even need a real estate license here!
Just when Ciel said that this place was too exciting, and even thought about how to use elemental magic to control the betting market to see if he could win a fortune, Grindelwald's voice appeared in Ciel's ears.
"Let's go, there's nothing to see here. The fighting of these people will eliminate all traces of us. We should get down to business!"
After hearing Grindelwald's words, Charles looked around and found that the people around him didn't seem to have heard Grindelwald's words. They were still looking at the tavern where the fighting was getting more intense. Then he slowly felt relieved. .
Cautiously, he and Grindelwald withdrew from the crowd, and followed Grindelwald as they continued deeper into the neighborhood.
Not long after the two left, Charles was surprised to find that the buildings in the street began to gradually get better. If the first buildings that entered here were some shabby shacks, then the houses here could also be called It's a color board room.
Not only that, even the number of aborigines without lights on the street has decreased a lot. Black cloaks holding lanterns accounted for the majority of the crowd, and the clothes of the aborigines without lights looked better than Those people just now were much more respectable.
From the outside, it seemed that Ciel had been following Grindelwald seriously, but the eyes under the hood that covered his face had already begun to repeatedly look at the surrounding environment.
As the two of them went deeper, the surrounding buildings began to get better and better, and even gradually began to become extremely luxurious, with some stone buildings appearing.
Finally, Grindelwald led Ciel to a stop in front of a building that looked like an expensive piece of art.
The facade of the building was brightly lit, and through the glass windows, Charles could take a peek at the decoration inside. It was extremely luxurious and beautiful, as if the facade of the building and the outside were completely two worlds apart.
It gave Ciel an extremely severe tearing feeling, especially compared to the tavern where he had just entered. This feeling of tearing was extremely serious.
Grindelwald did not give Ciel any time to struggle, and went directly to the door of a building and knocked on the door.
As Grindelwald's rhythmic knocking on the door ended, an angry eye suddenly appeared above the door. Grindelwald showed the broken lantern in his hand towards the eye for a moment. Ciel quickly showed the eye in a similar manner.
After seeing the lanterns in their hands, the anger in that eye slowly dissipated and slowly closed.
After the eye was closed, the door handle suddenly began to stretch, and in an instant it turned into a large golden hand that looked abnormally dry.
The big hand slowly stretched out in the direction of Grindelwald and Ciel, and stopped not far from Grindelwald with the palm upward, as if asking for something.
Grindelwald did not hesitate, and once again took out four gold coins from the pocket under his cloak and placed them on his dry hand. After weighing the weight of the gold coins in his hand with his big hand, he slowly felt satisfied. It shrank back and became a doorknob again.
The next second, the huge double-door door slowly opened under Ciel's surprised gaze.
Grindelwald led Ciel into the door without any hesitation. It wasn't until Ciel actually walked into the building that he could see the facade of the building clearly.
Compared with the dangers outside, this place can be called a paradise. It is luxuriously decorated and the door is filled with brown leather sofas and coffee tables.
Many men in black cloaks holding lanterns were sitting on the sofas, chatting almost quietly. Beside the rows of leather sofas, there were a group of scantily clad women working as waitresses.
Countless small flames floated in mid-air above the hall, illuminating the entire hall in a quiet and ambiguous manner.
Ciel seemed to be stunned by the romantic scene, and the tearing feeling became more and more serious, and he even began to doubt whether he had traveled to some high-end club.
On the other hand, Grindelwald was unusually calm and dragged Ciel directly to the front desk. Without a word, he took out ten neat gold coins from under his cloak and placed them on the counter at the front desk.
The woman standing at the front desk smiled tenderly at the two of them and said nothing. After accepting Grindelwald's gold coins, she just put the gold coins into what looked like a money box next to the counter.
After the cash box trembled for a while, a key with a house number came out from underneath. The woman held the key in both hands and handed it to Grindelwald.
Grindelwald took the key from the woman's hand without any hesitation, carried Ciel directly up the stairs next to the counter.
The number and area of floors inside the small building were much larger than they looked from the outside. Ciel and Grindelwald walked up the stairs for a long time before reaching the floor of the room.
After Grindelwald took out the key and opened the door, Ciel followed Grindelwald into the room.
The decoration inside the room is no worse than that in the lobby. It is even much cleaner and tidier than the various hotels in Diagon Alley. The bed is clean, tidy, even unusually soft, and exudes a faint scent of lavender.
Standing at the door, Grindelwald looked around at the empty corridor before closing the door with satisfaction.
The moment the door closed, Grindelwald took off his cloak, looked at Ciel who was still a little confused, and then opened his mouth to explain.
"Relax, this is a safe area in Knockturn Alley. You can take off your cloak without fear in the room!"
Only some aborigines who didn't look very well and didn't have lights in their hands hurriedly walked into the tavern after seeing the two people coming out.
Ciel was already prepared to be revenged by these people, but what Ciel didn't expect was that not long after these people entered, the sound of a very fierce fight could be heard in the tavern.
The people around him seemed to be interested and began to pay attention to the fierce fighting in the tavern. Charles even saw someone opening a gambling game nearby.
The content of the bet is who will become the new owner of this pub?
Charles said that I couldn’t understand the operations of these people, but I was inexplicably shocked!You don’t even need a real estate license here!
Just when Ciel said that this place was too exciting, and even thought about how to use elemental magic to control the betting market to see if he could win a fortune, Grindelwald's voice appeared in Ciel's ears.
"Let's go, there's nothing to see here. The fighting of these people will eliminate all traces of us. We should get down to business!"
After hearing Grindelwald's words, Charles looked around and found that the people around him didn't seem to have heard Grindelwald's words. They were still looking at the tavern where the fighting was getting more intense. Then he slowly felt relieved. .
Cautiously, he and Grindelwald withdrew from the crowd, and followed Grindelwald as they continued deeper into the neighborhood.
Not long after the two left, Charles was surprised to find that the buildings in the street began to gradually get better. If the first buildings that entered here were some shabby shacks, then the houses here could also be called It's a color board room.
Not only that, even the number of aborigines without lights on the street has decreased a lot. Black cloaks holding lanterns accounted for the majority of the crowd, and the clothes of the aborigines without lights looked better than Those people just now were much more respectable.
From the outside, it seemed that Ciel had been following Grindelwald seriously, but the eyes under the hood that covered his face had already begun to repeatedly look at the surrounding environment.
As the two of them went deeper, the surrounding buildings began to get better and better, and even gradually began to become extremely luxurious, with some stone buildings appearing.
Finally, Grindelwald led Ciel to a stop in front of a building that looked like an expensive piece of art.
The facade of the building was brightly lit, and through the glass windows, Charles could take a peek at the decoration inside. It was extremely luxurious and beautiful, as if the facade of the building and the outside were completely two worlds apart.
It gave Ciel an extremely severe tearing feeling, especially compared to the tavern where he had just entered. This feeling of tearing was extremely serious.
Grindelwald did not give Ciel any time to struggle, and went directly to the door of a building and knocked on the door.
As Grindelwald's rhythmic knocking on the door ended, an angry eye suddenly appeared above the door. Grindelwald showed the broken lantern in his hand towards the eye for a moment. Ciel quickly showed the eye in a similar manner.
After seeing the lanterns in their hands, the anger in that eye slowly dissipated and slowly closed.
After the eye was closed, the door handle suddenly began to stretch, and in an instant it turned into a large golden hand that looked abnormally dry.
The big hand slowly stretched out in the direction of Grindelwald and Ciel, and stopped not far from Grindelwald with the palm upward, as if asking for something.
Grindelwald did not hesitate, and once again took out four gold coins from the pocket under his cloak and placed them on his dry hand. After weighing the weight of the gold coins in his hand with his big hand, he slowly felt satisfied. It shrank back and became a doorknob again.
The next second, the huge double-door door slowly opened under Ciel's surprised gaze.
Grindelwald led Ciel into the door without any hesitation. It wasn't until Ciel actually walked into the building that he could see the facade of the building clearly.
Compared with the dangers outside, this place can be called a paradise. It is luxuriously decorated and the door is filled with brown leather sofas and coffee tables.
Many men in black cloaks holding lanterns were sitting on the sofas, chatting almost quietly. Beside the rows of leather sofas, there were a group of scantily clad women working as waitresses.
Countless small flames floated in mid-air above the hall, illuminating the entire hall in a quiet and ambiguous manner.
Ciel seemed to be stunned by the romantic scene, and the tearing feeling became more and more serious, and he even began to doubt whether he had traveled to some high-end club.
On the other hand, Grindelwald was unusually calm and dragged Ciel directly to the front desk. Without a word, he took out ten neat gold coins from under his cloak and placed them on the counter at the front desk.
The woman standing at the front desk smiled tenderly at the two of them and said nothing. After accepting Grindelwald's gold coins, she just put the gold coins into what looked like a money box next to the counter.
After the cash box trembled for a while, a key with a house number came out from underneath. The woman held the key in both hands and handed it to Grindelwald.
Grindelwald took the key from the woman's hand without any hesitation, carried Ciel directly up the stairs next to the counter.
The number and area of floors inside the small building were much larger than they looked from the outside. Ciel and Grindelwald walked up the stairs for a long time before reaching the floor of the room.
After Grindelwald took out the key and opened the door, Ciel followed Grindelwald into the room.
The decoration inside the room is no worse than that in the lobby. It is even much cleaner and tidier than the various hotels in Diagon Alley. The bed is clean, tidy, even unusually soft, and exudes a faint scent of lavender.
Standing at the door, Grindelwald looked around at the empty corridor before closing the door with satisfaction.
The moment the door closed, Grindelwald took off his cloak, looked at Ciel who was still a little confused, and then opened his mouth to explain.
"Relax, this is a safe area in Knockturn Alley. You can take off your cloak without fear in the room!"
