Interrogation and a turning point

"Lai, Northern Lands Society promoted mage, second level, Gold Alchemy Award winner."

'Lai''s Profile is actually very clean, also because she has little experience, while Iris was lazy when fabricating this identity, and was even too lazy to write 'Lai''s education record in Northern Lands Society Mage Academy.

This left Investigator, who was interrogating, at a loss as to how to proceed. Normally, they had a special interrogation method for such targets who could not use spells to interrogate.

But the Profile of 'Lai' is so clean that it's almost unbelievable. Moreover, the identity of this Gold Alchemy Award winner makes Investigators dare not do anything extraordinary to 'Lai'.

Investigator couldn't start from the apprentice life that he was familiar with, because 'Lai' was a promoted mage from Northern Lands Society, and he didn't know what kind of mage education was practiced at Northern Lands Society.

Moreover, as Second Order Mage, he does not have any project experience. This is because Iris is a bit lazy, more or less, and it is not used for alchemy experiments.

So she didn't even write down the project experience of White Star Sand extraction device and the official membership record of Northern Lands Society Battle Mage Corps.

Even this is not the most troublesome thing for Investigator. What troubles him most is that there are a lot of blacked-out records in this 'Lai' Profile, and it is completely impossible to tell what they are.

This is the application record of Antir Region. The academic awards department has the authority, but the Investigator department does not, so he cannot see this record that was directly blackened by Council.

"What is this? Such an outrageous mage asked me to interrogate him, but there is not enough evidence for me to use magic to interrogate him."

In the end, Investigator could only confirm 'Lai''s grasp of the information above Profile. After confirming that 'Lai' had no objection, he left the interrogation room, leaving 'Lai' alone. Her interrogation was not over yet.

But this Investigator no longer knows how to interrogate him. He has to ask his superiors first.

And 'Lai' has been bound into a heavy iron box. The box slightly depicts the shape of a human body. She can slightly stretch out her hands and face, but other parts are trapped inside the iron box.

In this world, it is not possible to put on a collar or a pair of handcuffs to restrain all spells and physiques. Then you need Law School to assist and burn several Gold Coin every second to have such an effect.

Alchemy School also has its own method, which is to upload a large number of Alchemy Device.

For example, the iron box that currently traps 'Lai', and some aromatic substances being released around the interrogation room, are all affecting the casting of spells.

The interrogators who came in would wear corresponding masks, and she had to carry the narcotic substances in the iron box.

This made her brain feel a little dizzy. If the clear feelings from the other side of her body hadn't allowed her to barely resist these spell-casting obstacles, then I'm afraid she could only rely on this body to cast spells.

However, this kind of obstruction to spellcasting will continue to accumulate. According to 'Lai''s estimate, if she continues to release this anesthetic aroma, she will not be able to cast spells in as long as twenty hours.

But this doesn't mean that there is nothing she can do. Without magic, she still has a body that she has trained through hard work.

It's just that she didn't come here to escape, otherwise she would have left Gareth's team long ago, and there would be no need to wait to be caught.

"I think I shouldn't have received such high standards of treatment, but two Fourth Order Mage came to catch me." A wry smile appeared on 'Lai''s face.

In fact, she had expected this scene a long time ago. Although these Investigator would not have enough evidence to convict her, she would probably be arrested and tortured.

But after Number Three Floating City Incident, the nature of the matter changed, even though the mages didn't know that Fran's acquisition of Champion Mage was the trigger for the fall of Number Three Floating City.

But anyone can easily know that most of the strange things that happened before Number Three Floating City's accident were closely related to the entire incident.

This will bring more attention to the fact that Champion Mage Challenge was impersonated, and now because of too much attention, two Fourth Order Mage have come over.

She didn't know what Alchemy School or even Council thought about this matter, and Harbos would definitely not tell her.

But I think Alchemy School must be very concerned about it. After all, the two people who came are the two Alchemy School Fourth Order Mage that 'Lai' has seen before.

"However, they are all from Alchemy School, so it's not a bad thing..."

This will be a good thing for 'Lai', because the identity of 'Lai' is deeply connected to Alchemy School. If she operates properly, she can escape easily.

"But if I'm caught here, I don't have to worry at all. What if these two old men tell Iris about me..."

'Lai' can accept other things, but if he tells Iris, this matter will be difficult to handle.

Once exposed, the information that she has two bodies will be leaked, which will expose almost all her previous lies.

Now she can keep doing things because others don't think that she, 'Second Order Mage', has two bodies.

If it is really exposed, Iris can almost easily think that she is the winner of the Champion Mage Challenge championship.

And because of friendship and various reasons, Iris would probably not tell Alchemy School the truth about this matter after knowing this.

After all, this matter may be a good thing for Northern Lands Society, and it is impossible for Iris to link this matter with the final fall of Number Three Floating City.

Just one Third Order Mage can cause so much trouble.

But in this case, Fran will no longer have such freedom.

Instead, she was facing Third Order Mage, who was less than twenty years old, and even had a long list of powerful spells on hand.

What she wanted to do was not to teach him from the bottom of his heart, but to discipline the mage right away.

As for the trouble Fran caused by herself, as well as the troubles the Alliance caused everywhere, if she were Iris, she would definitely have to take care of these bad things first.

After all, she now has no shortage of spells and combat experience. What she lacks most is obedience.

She could even imagine that she would have to go back to Northern Lands Society and not even be able to leave the Mage Tower gate every day...

Thinking of this, Fran shuddered.

At this moment, the door slowly opened, and a mage that Fran was very familiar with walked in, Roderick.

Fran even knew that Roderick actually regarded her as Iris's direct disciple. This was what Iris told her.

Iris obviously didn't want to break this point, so when Roderick came in, he looked at him with very complicated eyes.

And he first brought an excellent news to Fran.

"I didn't tell Iris what happened here." This was the sound of nature to Fran, and she was afraid of this.

However, her expression was adjusted very well, and she probably only showed a little something wrong, and then confusion appeared on her entire face.

"Why didn't you tell Iris?" Fran asked directly.

She knew that she was playing the role of a mage with no problems, a mage with no problems. Facing such a problem should not be joyful and natural, but rather doubtful.

And through this first sentence, Fran understood Roderick's mentality. He actually didn't want Iris to know about this matter.

Maybe he thinks that if 'Lai' is really involved in pretending to be Champion Mage Challenge player, it would be troublesome to let Iris know about it, or maybe he wants to solve this matter alone.

The expression on Roderick's face did not change, it still had that complexity, and 'Lai''s just right performance did not make him give up his doubts.

"Master Lai, please tell me whether you were involved in Champion Mage Challenge's matter." He asked directly.

And 'Lai' didn't even answer. The increasingly confused look on her face already indicated her answer.

"What are you talking about?"

This is another function of the powerful body. She controls her body very skillfully, and it is also an area that Roderick, a mage, would not have thought of.

"You have caused a big thing, and some people suspect that you are the mastermind of this big thing." Roderick looked scary when he said this.

"Is it what happened to Champion Mage Challenge just now?" 'Lai' asked pretending to be confused.

Roderick nodded, and then said directly:

"The impact of this incident is very significant. If the last prisoner is caught, he will probably be executed directly."

"If you know anything, tell me immediately. The Alliance also has regulations that reduce the sentences of mages who are willing to provide clues."

'Lai' blinked and said slowly:

"Actually, you don't need to tell me this. I don't know anything. By the way, when can a suspect like me leave?"

She was like a mage who didn't know anything. She didn't show any timidity towards Roderick's words.

In this regard, Roderick knew that he could not get any useful information from 'Lai' through such a conversation, so he sighed lightly and answered the question.

"Because this matter is so important, there is no limit on the detention date."

Roderick saw 'Lai''s face began to darken, so he immediately added:

"But actually, you don't need to be nervous. If you really have no problems, I will naturally let you out when things outside change."

'Lai' knew from what she saw in another body that it was referring to Lohan Archipelago. If the Alliance took it down, it would indeed be possible to let her go without any evidence, but logically she shouldn't know it now.

She frowned and then asked:

"Can I notify Iris?"

Roderick For some reason, he didn't want to give an answer to this question and turned away directly, as if he didn't hear him.

'Lai' sighed, but that was the situation. She had no choice. If she could have known about Number Three Floating City in advance, she would definitely not have let the matter develop to the current situation.

But fortunately, she has already taken precautions.

"The journal publishing office of Alchemy School also accepts Paper by mail."

Before returning to the Alliance, 'Lai' sent three letters to the Alliance's post office through three passing caravans. She didn't believe that none of the three caravans could arrive.

Even if Crescent Bay is not a bit sensitive in sending letters, he will still check the sending address. By then 'Lai' will not be able to explain how this Paper was sent from Crescent Bay. She had already asked another body to send it.

But if it doesn't arrive for a long time, then Crescent Bay will also take this risk...

This is all a thing for another day. In order to prevent Paper from not being delivered, 'Lai' plans to make other preparations.

"Is anyone there?" She called three times, and a Investigator walked into the interrogation room in full force without speaking directly.

"Can you submit a copy of Paper for me? I have been preparing this Paper for a long time. It is in the gray bag inside my package..."

'Lai' actually wanted to know if Investigator would allow suspects like them to deliver Paper, but obviously they couldn't.

"Don't have any evil intentions, you are not an ordinary detainee now." Under the stern scolding, 'Lai' could only count on the passing caravans.