Chapter 1019

Professor Kazel found two suspicious people, and Dak also found two.

In addition to Spike Leon, there is another girl... a spy.

There have always been spies from various forces among the students of St. Marian College. Although the professors know this, they turn a blind eye.

As long as those spies don't do anything excessive, there is nothing shameful about St. Marian College itself.

They just treat those spies as ordinary students.

But now that the investigation has begun because of the "brain fluid demon" incident, those spies have naturally been exposed.

After catching the girl, Dak suddenly realized that this was the case.

He sent her away calmly, and then put two stars behind her name.

"In this way, maybe I can also find the person who wanted to lead me to the dungeon to find the holy sword before."

Dak couldn't help but think.

He actually wanted to know who was behind the scenes, so kind?

...

The investigation of the second-year Knight Academy finally began.

Emma Metis walked into the enchantment where Dak was, then sat down on the stool, looking at Dak Dimon sitting in front of him with a little surprise.

Dak relaxed a little after seeing Emma and said, "Emma, ​​I need to ask you a few questions, just answer them normally."

"What happened?" Emma asked immediately.

"It's a secret." Dak said.

"Okay." Emma's eyes quickly focused on the "brain fluid demon" and exclaimed without thinking, "brain fluid demon?"

"It seems that you have known about the brain fluid demon." Dak said.

Emma immediately said, "Of course. The "brain fluid demon" is a product created by the demons using alchemy. When you were learning alchemy, didn't you try to understand the relevant knowledge?"

Duck was stunned, his cheeks slightly red: "I'm quite busy these days."

Emma said, "I understand. Vern Morse was parasitized by the "brain fluid demon", right? You made such a big scene just to find out the person who implanted the "brain fluid demon" into his brain. So how do you want to find it?"

Her eyes quickly swept over Professor Lily and the "Goddess of the Heart's Eye" beside Dak, and pointed directly: "Is it that magic elf? It can read thoughts?"

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The "Goddess of the Heart's Eye" smiled at Emma, ​​and the third eye between her eyebrows glowed slightly under the cover of Professor Lily's spell.

Emma suddenly became alert, but what she was thinking at this time had been seen by the "Goddess of the Heart's Eye".

Even though she saw through the "Goddess of Heart's Eyes"'s ability to read minds, she had no effective means to deal with it.

This made her very angry, and she glared at the "Goddess of Heart's Eyes".

But in response, the "Goddess of Heart's Eyes" was full of ridicule.

"Ahem!"

Dak quickly coughed to attract attention, and then said: "Emma, ​​if you have any ideas, you can say it."

Emma retracted her gaze and tried not to think about anything else: "I have nothing to say, do you go through the procedure or skip it directly?"

Of course she wanted to skip it directly, but Dak chose to go through the procedure.

...

Although the efficiency of comprehensive investigation is extremely low, it is indeed an effective method.

However, he is very familiar with the second-year students and basically confirmed that there are no suspicious people, so he is more relaxed when investigating the second-year students-until Witt Gold walked into the barrier.

"Hi, Dak." Witt Gold raised his hand and greeted him after he walked in.

Dark glanced at the next room and saw Robert Bloheim being examined by Professor Kazel.

He nodded and said, "Good evening, Witt, sit down first."

As Witt sat down, he asked curiously, "Is the late-night check because of Senior Vern Morse?"

He had experience in this area.

Dark nodded slightly, and after he sat down, he said, "I need to ask you a few questions, just answer them truthfully."

Witt's eyes swept over him and looked at the other two people in the teacher's seat.

The two people, one was a long-haired woman he had never seen before, and the other... um, was Professor Lily who was sitting upright.

Although it was strange why it was not Professor Lily but Dark Dimon who was sitting in the middle, Witt did not say it at this time.

However, he did not know that his thoughts had been completely seen by the "Goddess of the Heart's Eyes".

Seeing that he had no reaction, Dak followed the usual procedure and pointed at the "brain fluid demon" and asked, "Do you know what this is?"

Witt took a careful look and hesitated, "Slime? Or jellyfish?"

Dak looked at the "Goddess of the Heart's Eyes", and the "Goddess of the Heart's Eyes" nodded slightly at him.

Dak said, "Then it's up to you to ask next."

"Okay, Master." After receiving the instructions, the "Goddess of the Heart's Eyes" asked under the surprised eyes of Witt Gold, "Since you don't even know what the "brain fluid demon" is, you can't be a "breeder". Have you ever had contact with Vern Morse?"

"No." Witt Gold immediately retorted, "I still know what the "brain fluid demon" is!"

The "Goddess of the Heart's Eyes" frowned immediately and asked, "What is the "brain fluid demon"?"

Witte Gaud raised his eyes slightly and said quickly: "A kind of demon that feeds on the brain?"

The "goddess with the heart's eye" raised her lips slightly, revealing a trace of sarcasm, and said with a low smile: "Is this what you call knowing? So how did you learn about the "Cerebral Fluid Demon"?"

"Of course it's from..." Vit Gaude was suddenly confused, but he didn't stop talking, "Of course someone told me."

"Then it seems that the "someone" only knows a little bit about it." "The Goddess of the Mind's Eyes" said lightly, "Since you can't even recognize the "Brain Fluid Demon" right in front of you, don't say you know anything. Please answer again. My question, have you had any contact with Vern Morse?"

Witte Gaud showed displeasure and said directly: "Why did I come into contact with a senior from the Academy of Fools?"

As soon as he finished speaking, the "goddess of the heart's eyes" turned her gaze to Dark.

Dak nodded slightly towards her, "Goddess of the Heart's Eye." Then he said, "You can go out."

Witte Gaud walked out of the exit with a look of astonishment on his face.

He really didn't know where he provoked that woman?

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After he left, Dak whispered: "What did you see?"

The expression of the "Goddess of the Heart's Eye" became solemn: "He may have nothing to do with the Brain Fluid Demon, but I saw the fog in his mind."

"Mist?" Dark couldn't help but frown.

"The Goddess of the Mind's Eyes" said: "There is a layer of fog covering his mind, making it impossible for him to be peered into. Of course, that layer of fog is still too weak now, so I can easily penetrate it."

Dak asked: "Is that layer of fog good or bad, known or unknown to me and him, controllable or uncontrollable?"

"The Goddess of the Heart Eye" whispered: "From the fact that there was no feedback when I peeked, it can be seen that he does not know. It cannot be ruled out that there is something parasitic in his body, and that layer of fog is needed to hide the breath."

Dark frowned and said, "Isn't it a "brain fluid demon"?"

"The goddess of the heart's eye" shook her head and said: "That should be something of a completely different level."

Dak became more and more puzzled: "He often meets Blood Queen. If there is really something parasitic, it can't be hidden from Blood Queen all the time. Professor Lily, what do you think?"

Lily's eyes widened suddenly: "Huh? Ah! Lily is not sleeping!"

Duck: "..."

This mechanical investigation work is indeed a bit boring for the little elf.

Duck: "How about you sleep somewhere else?"

Lily: "I told you that I'm not asleep! Lily will be angry if you keep doing this!"

Duck turned his head and put three stars behind Vit Gaude's name.

The anomaly of Witte Gaude cannot be ignored.

Even if he is not a "cultivator", he is still the focus of attention.

…

The second grade examination ended soon after that, and then it was the turn of the third grade, and then the fourth, fifth, and sixth grade.

After all the sixth-grade Knight Academy students were screened, Dak relaxed, took a sip of tea, and said, "Except for the students going to the dungeon, all of them should have been screened, right?"

Professor Sylph had already entered the barrier and said immediately: "It can't be wrong. The "Dungeon Escaper" has records."

Every student will wear a "dungeon escape device" when entering the dungeon, and the college uses the "dungeon escape device" to locate the students.

Although this positioning is not very useful when entering a dungeon, it can also be used to confirm who is in the dungeon.

Dak nodded and said, "Then let's tally up the investigation results."

As he spoke, he stood up and walked around the "goddess of the mind's eye", walked to Professor Kazel's side, and made statistics with him.

Duck pointed at the notebook and said: "On my side, there are only three objects of focus marked with three stars, slightly more with two stars, and fewer with one star."

"It's similar here." Professor Kazel said slightly solemnly, "There are two objects of focus marked with three stars, and the total number of objects marked with two stars and one star is six. I didn't expect that there are so many students in the college. There are so many people who need attention, this is just the Knights’ Court. I heard that the Fools’ Court is the hardest hit area?”

Professor Silver retorted: "There are actually very few of them with real problems, and this is not something we should consider now."

Dak said: "Then should we conduct a second round of re-examination of the key targets now, or should we directly start the overall investigation of the House of Fools?"

Professor Silver looked at Professor Kazel and asked, "Kazel, what do you think?"

Kazel thought for a moment and said: "My personal suggestion is to conduct a second round of reexamination first. In the Knights Court, I have two suspects. If they are confirmed, maybe we should not continue the investigation."

Duck asked: "Are they the two marked with three stars?"

"No." Professor Kazel shook his head and said, "They are two marked with one star."

Duck couldn't help but be surprised: "In that case, why not just mark it as three?"

Professor Kazel smiled: "Because they are only appropriately suspicious."

…

Professor Sylph then summoned a total of twenty students to the boundary of the teacher's desk according to the list.

Among the twenty people to focus on, a total of twelve were selected by Dak.

Among those marked as three, in addition to first-year Spike Leon and second-year Wit Goad, there was also a fifth-grade student.

Andrew Morton, a fifth-year student like Vern Morse, is a normal student with a strong physique and little intelligence.

But the "Goddess of the Heart's Eye" saw something strange in his heart!

While being a magician, he is also a rare wizard!

Although wizards are also a kind of magic profession, unlike the highly admired wizards, wizards usually need various materials as media to cast spells.

Therefore, they always deal with crucibles and often boil various herbs that emit unusual smells.

Those smells gradually accumulate and are difficult to remove, which creates a dark impression of wizards.

The "Magic Potion" of St. Marian College originated from the technology of wizards.

Andrew Morton has been hiding his identity until now, and even rarely uses "Magic Potion Cards" in magic duels.

This makes him have extraordinary strength but never show it, and his grades have always been in the middle.

But in today's indiscriminate investigation, he was finally exposed!

But in fact, his wizard identity would only give him extra points in the eyes of the professors, so there was no need to hide it.

Unless he had a special reason!

And a wizard who could refine the "brain fluid magic"... that made sense.

In addition, he was a classmate who had frequent contact with Fern Morse, which made him even more suspicious.

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And Professor Kazel believed that the targets who needed to be suspected were a first-year student and a fourth-year student.