Chapter 875

"That's what I think."

Professor Angie said happily and agreed immediately.

He sat down and dialed the Wilcox family. After greeting Wilcox's father, he said, "Dear Mr. Wilcox, I was shocked and sad to hear about Henry. I heard that Henry had a strange fever."

"I happen to know a friend who is very experienced in fever. Can I take him to visit you and see Henry's illness?"

Mr. Wilcox on the other end of the phone was obviously confused.

You know, just as Professor Angie's impression of the Wilcox family is a general acquaintance and only stays at the level of understanding, the Wilcox family has the same social impression of Professor Angie.

Who, who only exchanged names at the reception, came in such a hurry when he heard that his son was ill? This is totally abnormal.

Can it be said that his sons Henry and Wilcox, Jr. are so good at dancing after carving and become good friends of Professor Angie with superb means of communication?

But then he came back.

This is a great opportunity to get close to Professor Angie, the authority of archaeology, and he is really worried about his son Henry's strange fever. Professor Angie, a famous gentleman, should not lead that kind of no three no four people here to cheat.

"Thank you very much for your concern, Professor Angie. When would you like to visit Henry? We are always waiting for you. " Said Mr Wilcox warmly.

Professor Angie said, "if it's not too much trouble, we'll soon start for the Wilcox family residence."

So fast?

He must have attached great importance to Henry's illness.

Mr. Wilcox felt that his family might have another close friend, so he warmly welcomed him again, then quickly put down the phone and asked the servants to prepare a comprehensive welcome ceremony and a rich dinner.

At three o'clock in the afternoon, Suze and Professor Angie came to the Wilcox family's house.

There were two servants waiting specially. When they saw Professor Anji coming, they quickly ruled their master.

On hearing the news, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox hurried out in decent clothes and saluted Professor Angie politely.

Professor Angie smiled and saluted them, and then introduced Suze to them.

It has to be said that Suze's good appearance gave Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox an excellent impression.

After the two sides got to know each other, the red tape was handed over to Professor Anji. Suze was led by Mrs. Wilcox to a sealed room.

The maid pushed open the heavy door with some difficulty in front.

There was a wild animal like scream in the room tightly wrapped with cotton blankets.

A bent man with blue and white skin curled up in the corner of the room and shouted at the maid at the door, Mrs. Wilcox and Suze.

He roared, his mouth full of saliva.

Those saliva are very much, ticking, like some strange viscous liquid.

His teeth are also dark, as if they were Ivory after being placed for a long time.

When he screamed, his eyes were white, almost irrational, almost controlled by something terrible.

The maid's body trembled and trembled. She wanted to turn around and run away. She didn't want to face this thing called "master Henry", which was actually a monster.

However, because of their own work, they have to work hard and stand in the front.

"Heng... Li... Young master..."

"Madam came to see you."

When Mrs. Wilcox heard this, she let out a loud sob and leaned weakly on Suze's shoulder.

"My lovely child... Why did it become like this!"

Su Ze pushed her away without a trace, flicked the strong smell she touched on her body, and said, "it looks like a fever. Maybe it's not difficult, maybe it's simpler than expected."

As he spoke, he pushed away the maid who was almost fainting and entered the room by himself.

The whole room exudes a damp and fishy smell, as if a mass of seaweed just fished out of the sea constantly exudes a peculiar smell in the room.

Henry Anthony Wilcox, curled up, looked at him with white eyes in the corner of the room. He seemed to be used to bending his body, which made him more comfortable and comfortable.

Suze can see more clearly that some change has almost irreversibly come to Wilcox. He is alienating into kesulu's family members, and may not even be normal family members, but he has lost his reason and crazy followers.

There is no doubt that the reason why Wilcox changed to this extent is that kesulu's concession made kesulu more interested in this poor artist and young man.

In the concept of ksuru mythological world, if the evil god is interested in you, you are hopeless.

Madness, death and alienation, it's right to choose one of these three states.

Now, Wilcox is in an irresistible state of alienation.

Su Ze's eyes saw that in this messy room, there were a lot of sculptures stacked in a mess, with twisted Octopus like legs, some huge wings like bats, and some strange and strange bodies.

Henry Anthony Wilcox, just as brave as in his performance, is still trying to carve the posture of kesulu to pursue that strange and distorted artistic inspiration.

Now he has become like this. It is difficult for Suze to say whether it is because kesulu has given him more "love" or he has pursued so many "favor".

Anyway, he can't bear it at present.

As suzier approached, Henry Wilcox let out an unspeakable roar, like a beast facing the enemy invading his territory, threatening, uneasy, warning and obvious hostility.

Su Ze stepped forward again and made a slight sound.

"In the eternal laleier, sleeping kesulu, waiting for you to dream."

Listening to this sound, Henry Wilcox's body trembled slightly, like a beast injected with tranquilizer, fell to the ground without saying a word and stared at Suze.

Then his body shook violently and involuntarily, shouting hoarsely and singing strangely in his mouth.

"Kesulu... Kesulu... Laleier..."

The voice had some strange magic, like a vicious whisper curse, like the most inaudible dirty words, which echoed around his mouth.

Mrs. Wilcox leaned against the door frame with tears in her eyes.

The maid finally couldn't help but scream at the strange and terrible scene, which was clearly a strange monster, and turned and ran away along the corridor.

She happened to meet Mr. Wilcox with a serious expression and Professor Angie with expectation.

"Jenny!"

Exclaimed Mr Wilcox.

"Is that how you walk around our house? Do you disgrace us in front of the distinguished guests of the Wilcox family? "

"Ah... Sir..."

Jenny stopped and sobbed, "that's terrible... I've never seen anything like that before. Please forgive me, sir. I can't hold on!"

"Where's madam? What about Mr. Suze? "

Jenny said hurriedly, "they are all visiting... Master Henry..."

"Then you should be there with them!"

Mr. Wilcox scolded, "I let you eat bread every day, not to make you eat and drink enough. You can abandon your master and run away at the critical time!"

He shook his head and said to Professor Anji, "I'm very sorry to let you see such a bad side. They are usually very obedient."

"But, God, who knows how many loyal servants will be before it is very dangerous?"

Professor Angie said politely, "yes, I agree with you very much, Mr. Wilcox."

"Now let's go and see poor little Henry."

Mr. Wilcox ignored the frightened maid and went on with the topic: "poor Henry, my favorite son, I don't know why he has this terrible disease. Dr. Toby said he was trapped in some kind of crazy fever. "

"But in my opinion, it's more like where I was bitten by a dirty wild dog."

"Rabies?"

Professor Angie said in surprise.

When they came to the door and heard Henry Wilcox's whisper, Mr. Wilcox was obviously uneasy: "he doesn't always do that."

Professor Angie's eyes brightened, took a step forward and stood behind Suze.

"What is he reciting?"

"Lalaiye and ksuru..." said Suze. "As a mortal, he has been favored by too many gods, so he has become like this."

"But..."

Su Ze smiled: "just because of this, I can make a difference."

Professor Angie was confused: "what can make a difference?"

Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox were even more confused: "do you mean to see Henry?"

Su Ze nodded slightly: "it can be understood that you'd better leave this room to avoid seeing anything bad. And you, Professor Angie, had better leave. "

"No, I will never leave. I've been waiting for a long time. What I'm waiting for is this moment."

Professor Angie said in a deep voice.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox looked at him and Suze incomprehensibly: what are these two people going to do to their son? What waited so long? This is the moment?