Daddy Fantasy World Restaurant

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Elizabeth's gaze has been following Mag and Amy disappearing at the bend. The father and daughter feel a little strange to her. They look like ordinary people, but they feel a little familiar and dangerous for no reason.

"Elizabeth, what are you thinking?" At this moment, a middle-aged man who was also wearing a snow-white gown that was carved out of frost pushed the door in and asked Elizabeth standing by the window with a smile.

"It's nothing, just two passers-by." Elizabeth withdrew her gaze, looked back at the man and asked with some expectation: "Uncle, you said you found something left by my father back then. After Alex's first battle, he disappeared for so many years without any news."

"I also accidentally found it at an auction. I can be sure that it belongs to the eldest brother, but there is a blood seal inside, and only you can open it, so I sent a letter asking you to come." The man nodded and stretched out his right hand. Out, a small ice blue box appeared in his hand, and then flew towards Elizabeth out of thin air.

A look of excitement appeared on Elizabeth's cold face, she caught the small box with trembling hands, took a deep breath, and gently opened the lid.

In the middle of the box, there is a ring with a royal blue round jade in the middle.

"This is Father's ring!" Elizabeth whispered, picked up the ring at once, her face was full of excitement, but soon showed a nervous expression: "This is Father's favorite space The ring is always with you, if nothing happens, it is absolutely impossible to lose it, where did you get this ring from?"

"This was picked up by a mercenary in the wilderness. It was sold as an ordinary gemstone ring at the auction. I just participated with my friends and felt the breath of the big brother, so I bought it back. Maybe there will be a big brother in it." Find out the clues of the disappearance." The man nodded slightly and said with a serious expression.

"Okay." Elizabeth nodded, conjuring an ice needle out of thin air, pricked her fingertip lightly, a drop of blue and silver blood dripped on the sapphire, was absorbed instantly, and rose above the ring. With a flash of light, a mirror image of a middle-aged man with snow-white long hair appeared, looked at Elizabeth and smiled and said, "Elizabeth, you are probably the only one who can find this ring, and everyone else probably wished I had died sooner." That's right."

"Father..." Elizabeth looked at the slightly dirty man, Lancaster, the former king of the Frost Dragon clan, now even left the space ring with him outside the wilderness. What happened?

"Things are very complicated, and I don't want to say too much, but you can rest assured that I am not dead yet. I threw the ring away on purpose. You just need to know this.

There is nothing in the ring, so no matter who is around you, you don't have to worry too much, no one will do anything to you for an empty ring except a fool. " Lancaster said in a relaxed tone, with a bit of sarcasm.

The screen flashed, the projection screen dissipated, and the ring returned to its previous appearance.

"Father!" Elizabeth stretched out her hand in a daze, but couldn't catch anything, and lowered her hand somewhat disappointed.

"Elizabeth, check to see if there is anything else in the ring." Fox looked at Elizabeth with a slightly nervous expression and said.

"It's empty." Elizabeth glanced at the ring, a look of surprise flashed in her eyes, but she didn't show the slightest bit, but put the ring back into the box with a little disappointment, with a look of loss.

"Empty." Fox also looked disappointed. He looked at the ring in Elizabeth's hand and looked away. Elizabeth was not good at hiding emotions, and she could tell whether there was something in it just by looking at her expression.

"Uncle, can I take this ring as a souvenir?" Elizabeth looked up at Fox and asked, her expression still sad.

"Of course, this is something left by your father. You can keep it." Fox's expression quickly regained his composure, nodded, and then said: "I still have something to do outside the city. You can hardly get out of chaos." Come to the city, stay a few more days before leaving."

"En." Elizabeth nodded, put away the small box in her hand, and watched as a ray of blue-silver light appeared under Fox's feet, and disappeared into the room in a blink of an eye.

"How does father know that someone will be by my side? What exactly is left here?" Elizabeth closed the window with a wave of her hand, took out the box again, and whispered to herself with some doubts...