[Goddess of Mind's Eye] smiled faintly at Emma, the third eye between her brows glowing softly beneath Professor Lily's spell of concealment.
Emma suddenly became alert, but everything she was thinking had already been seen by the Goddess of Mind's Eye.
Even though she had seen through the Goddess of Mind's Eye's ability to read minds, she had no effective way to deal with it.
This infuriated her, and she shot the Goddess of Mind's Eye a fierce glare.
But the Goddess of Mind's Eye responded only with eyes full of mockery.
"Cough!"
Dark hurriedly coughed to draw their attention, then said, "Emma, if you have any thoughts, you can say them."
Emma withdrew her gaze, trying her best not to think about anything else. "I have nothing to say. Are we following procedure next, or skipping it directly?"
Naturally, she wanted to skip it directly, but Dark chose to follow procedure.
Though a full investigation was extremely inefficient, it was indeed an effective method.
However, he was very familiar with all the second-years and had basically confirmed that there were no suspicious individuals among them. Therefore, he was fairly relaxed while screening the second-years—until Victor Gaude entered the barrier.
"Hi, Dark." Victor Gaude raised a hand in greeting as soon as he entered.
Dark glanced next door and, sure enough, saw Robert Broheim undergoing Professor Kazel's examination.
He nodded. "Good evening, Victor. Take a seat first."
As Victor sat down, he asked curiously, "Is this late-night screening because of Senior Vern Morse?"
He had experience with this sort of thing.
Dark nodded slightly and said after he had taken his seat, "I need to ask you a few questions. Just answer truthfully."
Victor's gaze swept over him and turned toward the other two at the teachers' table.
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