Professor Kazel said, "But what I find strange is that his mind was not dominated. It was as if some pure dark-element power had awakened within him. Although it affected his mental state, it did not go so far as to demonize him."
Professor Sylph frowned. "So is that good or bad?"
"Both, I suppose," Professor Kazel said. "Perhaps we should discuss it with Ophelia."
Having heard this much, Dark found himself filled with doubts.
If they had simply told him that the Demon King had been reborn inside Victor Gaude's body, he would not have been nearly so curious.
But now, he could not suppress the urge to uncover the secret behind it.
"So Victor's basic understanding of the 'Brain Fluid Demon' was also influenced by that dark-element power? Since it had not taken control of him and nothing had invaded him, all he knew was merely superficial knowledge?"
This investigation had uncovered many things they had never noticed before. However, its original objective had yet to be achieved.
After summoning several spies in succession for questioning, it was finally Cameron Mesfield, a fourth-year student's turn.
Cameron Mesfield possessed exceptionally advanced mental magic, and when Professor Kazel had mentioned that Vern Morse might become an idiot because of the implantation of a "Brain Fluid Demon," his mental fluctuations had been intense.
Therefore, there was a very high possibility that he was involved.
Once he had been summoned inside, Professor Kazel questioned him further.
Listening carefully from the side, Dark noticed that Cameron Mesfield was not familiar with Vern Morse.
The reason he had become agitated at the possibility of Vern Morse becoming an idiot was because he knew about the "Brain Fluid Demon"—he knew how the "Brain Fluid Demon" was born!
Under Professor Kazel's relentless pressure, Cameron Mesfield