"That's enough Anna, you've let me down so much." President Sheffer was angry.

Anna see father really angry, but can not control themselves, simply don't look back rushed out of the door, the next moment, the whole corridor, and even the whole mercenary union, and even the whole town heard Anna's unbridled laughter.

Obviously, the president is a magic very deep magician, the president of the mercenary trade union, the owner of the bar, but as a father, is not qualified, he was listening to Anna's laughter, his face showed helpless expression, after, he a little embarrassed to Silly-Head said: "Sorry, Anna has been spoiled since childhood, alas, I can't help it, but... But, indeed, you look a little disagreeable. '

Silly-Head's feelings were mixed. The idea that he might one day get justice for that Lady Anna could only come true in his dreams. He gritted his teeth and at last gave up, saying obediently, "Yes, yes, Sir, it will never happen again."

Silly-Head's words startled the President, who had read so many people, but then he nodded at Silly-Head's words again, thinking, "Yes, Kerry's letter mentioned that. I can't believe that a young man like him has such a mind. It's really admirable."

After thinking about it, the president smiled and said, "Well, it is rare for you to be so open-minded. Rest assured, I will not treat you ill. As long as you do well, I will reward you, understand?"

Silly-Head did not think of his temporary helpless words, will let Shyfel president so feeling, heart a joy, quickly said: "Thank you for the president's wrong love, I will work hard."

"Well, that's all right, come here, give this letter to Boss Gills, and remember, give it to him yourself, understand? It's very important, and if I wasn't tied up now, I'd be there myself. ' President Sheffer said with a serious expression.

'Yes, I will surely deliver this letter to Boss Gills, Sir. You may rest assured.' 'Silly-Head said solemnly, taking the letter with both hands.

'Well, that's all right. There are three more letters from the Academy of Magic, and you'll have to deliver them for me too. On your way out, ask someone for directions. Yes, one of them is an acceptance letter from Gills's son.' Sheffer picked up three more letters and handed them to him.

'Yes, Sir. Is there anything else for you?' 'Silly-Head said respectfully.

"Not for the time being, hurry back." "President Sheffer said.

"Yes, President, I will go." Silly-Head saluted and withdrew.

Silly-Head came into the corridor with several letters in his hand, and was troubled, for he knew no one in the town of Mecca, and had no one he could speak to. Though the president had told him to ask the way, who was he to call?

"Yes, Die-head. She must know." Suddenly Silly-Head thought of someone.

Having an idea, Silly-Head ran towards the Mercenary Bar, at the end of the corridor. But as he emerged, before he could greet Flute, who was pouring drinks at the bar, a handsome figure suddenly appeared in front of him.

"You... Ann... Miss Anna... ' Silly-Head stopped just in time, hating the girl he had almost hit, and was about to speak when he found himself standing before the very person he now most feared meeting.

"Well, it was Miss Ben. Say, what did Papa send you to do?" 'asked Anna with a fierce look in her eyes.

'The president wants me to... I... Go and see off... Deliver letters." Silly-Head began to shiver in his shins, stuttering his reply.

"Delivery? For whom? Show it to me." Anna commanded menacingly.

Silly-Head clasped her hands to her chest and said, 'No, this letter is too important to...'

"Eh? Talk back, eh, and want to die?" 'Anna threatened, as a flame burst from her hand.

Seeing the scary fireball again, Silly-Head grew big and thought, "It's over, what should I do?" To give, or not to give..."

"Hurry up, or I'll burn you, and then the letter will be burned, and I don't care." Anna continued the threat.

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"Give, give..." Silly-Head, horrified, quickly pulls the letter out of his arms.

"That's good. Let me see. Here's Jermyn, here's Ken, here's... It's that fool Gills'. Why, there's a letter from this fool, saying, what's all this about? ' Anna dispelled the fireball in her hand, snatched the letter from Silly-Head's hand, and began to read it.

"Damn it, I don't know who's going to get it, bitch, just ask your old man..." At this Silly-Head almost lost his temper, and cursed insinuously, but he dared not show his anger at all on his face, and said with a smile, "Miss, may I answer you this question later?"

Anna looked puzzled, not understanding Silly-Head. "Why some time?" she asked.

'What do you say I ask the postman when he comes next and then I'll tell you?' Silly-Head nodded and bowed in explanation.

"Well, that's right, so you're not stupid after all." Anna smiled and said to Silly-Head, "Father told you to deliver letters, boy. Shall I come with you?"

"With me?" Silly-Head startled.

"What? Unwilling? ' There was a fierce light in Anna's eyes again.

Silly-Head shuddered inside and said, "No, no, yes, yes..."

"Well, that's more like it, let's go." Anna's face changed from cloudy to clear.

'Yes, yes, but the little one doesn't know the way, miss. Can you show the little one the way?' "Said Silly-Head, shrinking his neck.

Anna smiled, rolling her eyes, and said, "Yes, but I can't show you the way for nothing. You must have some sense."

"What do you mean?" Silly-Head didn't understand what Anna meant.

Anna got angry and pointed out, "It's just money, silly."

Silly-Head unconsciously touched his purse, swallowed, and said, "Miss, to tell you the truth, the president hasn't paid the little one yet."

"Oh, no? Don't you have any yourself? Don't be so mean. I have an urgent need." Anna, seeing Silly-Head's cautious appearance and knowing that Silly-Head must be rich, changed her manner and spoke in a gentler tone.

The hairs on Silly-Head stood on end at the whining voice, and she refused to give it, but Anna's hand was wide open, close in front of her, and the letter was held in her other. Silly-Head sank in her heart and thought, "Blackmail, bloody blackmail, but... But if she doesn't, will she get angry and burn the letter? Ehhhhh... Count yourself unlucky."

In desperation Silly-Head put his hand into the purse in his bosom, and drew out a silver coin, which he would not have taken out for the life of him, and said to Anna, "Miss, I have only one silver coin, you see..."

"Ah, there is only one silver coin, just one of them. Bring it here." Anna had a disappointed look on her face and snatched it away.

Watching Anna snatch the silver coin and put it into her arms, her Silly-Head was dripping with blood, and she thought, "Just one, you know what, that's my food money for several days."

"May we set out now, Miss?" "Silly-Head's pitiful offer.

"Set off? To where? ' 'Anna asked, stunned.

At this irresponsible remark Silly-Head went into a buzz, but seeing the dazed look on Anna's face as if he wasn't faking it, he had to explain, "To deliver a letter."

"To deliver a letter? Oh, yes, there's a letter to be delivered, but the lady has come up with something and can't go with you. Come here, Di, show the boy the way, and deliver it." 'said Anna, in a sudden about-face.

'Huh? Miss, that... Will you give me my money back? ' "Said Silly-Head, staring at Anna's breast, where his silver coin lay.

Anna looked round at Silly-Head, and saw that he was staring at her breast. Her face went red, and though she knew that Silly-Head would not let go of the silver coin, she could not take it out again. So she said with a straight face, "Now, boy, what are you looking at? Don't you know what good manners are? Do you look at girls like you? Well, here's a letter for you."

'said Anna, shoving the letter into Silly-Head's hand, and turning and running away. Looking at Anna's back, Silly-Head wanted to run after her, but she didn't have the courage, so she silently watched her disappear in front of the bar.

In Anna's request to come to the fairy flute, see Silly-head is still Silly, not without a laugh said: "Well, don't look at the lady has gone."

"Well, well, three days' food for me..." Silly-Head awoke from the blow only then, in a feeble whisper.

"Splash..." The elf Flute laughed at Silly-Head's words and said to him, "Don't worry about Miss, you won't get it back. I have some money here, or I'll buy you some food."

"No, that's all right," said Dumbledore. "Silly-Head said, shaking his head.

Flute, knowing that Silly-Head was embarrassed, did not mind for a moment, saying, "Let's go deliver the letter then."

Silly-Head looked at the letter in her hand and said helplessly, "Mail? Yes, the letter is still to be delivered, Flute. Please show me the way."

Flute, take Silly-Head out of the Mercenary Bar and down the street, toward the center of town. Neither of them spoke. It was not that Dil did not want to speak, but that Silly-Head, unable to put down the silver coin, was too dazed to listen to Dil's questions.

As they walked, Die-Head, who was leading the way, stopped. Silly-Head, who had been following her with his Head bowed, did not notice. She kept walking and ran headlong into Die-Head's arms.

"Whoops... The hit flute groaned in pain.

"Ah... To... I'm sorry, Flute, I didn't mean to... ' Silly-Head quickly apologised.

Die-head gritted her teeth and blushed before she said, "No... Never mind, it's... This is Jermyn's house. Let's call the door."

Silly-Head stared at Dier, recalling what had just happened in his heart. It just came to mind that it seemed to subconsciously grab Dier's chest, as if, as if it also touched an important part of Dier.

"What the hell happened to me that made Die-head like this?" Silly-Head was so sorry at her shyness, but he was too embarrassed to apologize outright, so he followed her words, "Yes, yes, let's call the door."

With that, Silly-Head flew to the door and banged hard on it.

'Who is it? 'someone answered from inside.

"Excuse me, is Master Jieming at home? President Sheffield asked me to take a letter to him." Silly-Head looked at the lavishly decorated door and shouted back.