Juliana’s workshop Chapter 12: Sophia

　　Barr brought Lulu Naka into the manor. He led Lulunaka in, and there was no such thing as being blocked as Lulunaka said. In this manor, no one dared to do such a thing in front of Baal. And there are not too many people in this manor. Except for the guards outside the gate, there are only a few elderly servants in the manor, not even a young one. Young people are worse.

　　Because it was already such weather, the owner of the manor did not wait for Lulunaka in the yard. Sitting outside in such a snowy day is a very uncomfortable thing.

　　Barr took Lulu Naka into the lobby, went up to the second floor, and took her to the reception room. Pushing the door open, Lulu Naka felt a rush of heat toward her face. That is the temperature brought by the flames burning in the fireplace.

　　 And the person who wanted to see Lulunaka was sitting in the chair by the fireplace, flipping through the book in his hands, but seeing her absent-minded appearance, his mind was not on the book.

　　 The sound of Barr opening the door caught her attention. When she saw Lulunaka next to Barr, a smile appeared on her expressionless face. The eyes of the two collided, and Lulunaka immediately showed a nervous expression, looking like a timid bird.

　　 “That’s the one who wants to see you.” Barr pushed Lulunaka slightly to let her enter the room, and then he closed the door to prevent the cold outside from entering the warm room.

　　 “Are you going to join the girl’s boudoir conversation too?” The woman showed a slightly dissatisfied expression at Barr.

　　Barr didn’t flinch because of it, “I’ll just read quietly by the side, I won’t bother you, let alone **** my ears to listen.” He said so, and he did it—he’s in the corner. Sitting down in the chair over there, there happened to be a book in hand. He opened it easily, his eyes fell on the page, and he did not look at Lulunaka and his lady again. “A warm place is more comfortable, especially for an old man like me.” He muttered to himself, pretending that he didn’t know who he was talking to.

　　 The hostess sighed, ignored Baal, and beckoned to Lulunaka.

　　 Lulunaka cautiously walked over, and finally stood in front of the woman. Opposite the woman, there was a chair that was empty. For whom, there is no need to say more.

　　 “Am I scary?” The woman looked at Lulunaka and said with a light frown.

　　 “No, miss you are beautiful!” Lulunaka said quickly, “I have never seen a beautiful person like you!”

　　 The woman didn’t respond with joy to Lulunaka’s flattery, but she didn’t show an expression of impatience to Lulunaka because of it-you know, if it’s those stray nobles who dare to say this to her Then, she probably slapped her past. But Lulu Naka is a girl, but someone she is interested in. Naturally, she would not do such a thing. “But your reaction is like I am a witch and I am going to swallow you alive.”

　　Lulunaka shook her head quickly, “I didn’t mean it! I just…just…”

　　 at Lulunaka’s incoherent appearance, the woman chuckled and pointed to the opposite chair, “Sit down first. If you don’t sit down, it’s like I told you to stand. I’ll give Is your impression of a woman who likes to embarrass people?”

　　 Lulu Nakar repeatedly shook her head, she was so panicked that she didn’t know what to say, her face turned flush. The woman looked at Lulu Naka’s appearance and couldn’t help laughing. “If you look like this, you won’t be able to chat at all. Sit down first, right?”

　　Lulunaka was still a little restrained, but in the end she sat opposite the woman.

　　 The woman wanted to ask Lulunaka very much, and she still remembers what happened when she first met, but it was just an accidental meeting. After thinking about it, she felt that if Lulunaka had forgotten the chance encounter at that time If he did, he would be embarrassed and withdrew the idea. “I know you are Lulunaka, do you know who I am?”

　　 “Master Barr said let me confirm it personally, he wouldn’t tell me…” Lulunaka replied in a low voice.

　　 The woman nodded, satisfied that Barr did not do anything extra for herself. “Just call me Sophia.”

　　 “Sophia…Sophia Cathedral?” Lulunaka showed a curious expression. “It’s a weird name?” Sophia laughed mockingly.

　　 “No, I think it’s a good name!” Lulunaka’s head shook like a wave. In the north, this name is also very common!

　　 “But in places like King’s Castle, this name has other meanings, should you know it too?” Sophia said.

　　Lulunaka thought for a while, and then replied: “Is it because of Saint Sophia?”

　　 “Do you think such a woman exists?” Sophia asked ~IndoMTL.com~ She has only appeared in mythological and religious stories, and even statues and paintings are products of other people’s imagination… Some people think that it is fundamentally Sophia does not exist, it is just a spiritual sustenance of the believers. “

　　 Lulu Naka listened to Sophia’s words and seemed to understand. Sophia saw Lulunaka like this and didn’t talk about it again. “This topic is boring, isn’t it? I thought you would like to listen to this.”

　　 Lulunaka waved her hand, “No, it’s just about gods and religions. I don’t really understand… But about Sophia, I’m actually quite interested!” Speaking of this, Luluna Ka took out something from the small parcel around him and handed it to Sophia, “This is something I got after I came to King’s Castle. I don’t know if it looks like…”

　　 Sophia took the things Lulunaka had handed over. Although Barr was flipping through the book, his eyes turned imperceptibly, and then he returned to the book. What Lulu Naka took out was a wooden sculpture, which happened to be the female sculpture she held all day when she first entered the King’s Castle.

　　”Who is this?” Sophia looked at the small sculpture in his hand. This sculpture is very delicately carved, and the surface is finely polished, and it is coated with a layer of white paint. It is very light and tactile in the hand. Bingliang looks like it is carved out of stone.

　　 “This is Sophia.” Lulunaka replied. What she said was naturally not the Sophia in front of her, and only the Sophia who was suspected of existence.

　　 Sophia’s slender fingers stroked the statue of the same name as her, her face full of interest. “This is different from the portrait of the church.”

　　”Doesn’t it look like? I just made it from an impression, maybe it really doesn’t look like it.” Lulunaka smiled, “But in my eyes, Sophia looks like this.”