Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 425 Ghana (Fourth update, please subscribe!)
Soon, a corpse dressed as a maid was dragged out by several burly men like a rag.

Blood flowed all over the ground.

Yaro frowned deeply.

Morton said in a low voice, "That's right. If I let him continue like this, I won't have any more maids to assign him."

"Then let's not arrange any? Can't we live without maids?"

Yaro's tone was unfriendly. He turned and asked again, "Ian... is he usually like this?"

You should know that in Yaro's mind before, Ian was just a pure, otaku boy who liked 'Yaro Gara'.

But now?

As soon as I arrived at his doorstep, I saw the maid he had killed.
Yaro didn't know how to describe his thoughts at that moment.

Idol's downfall?

The human setting collapsed?

In short, there won't be any good words.

Morton closed his eyes slightly and sighed softly:
“Ian was very kind and cheerful when he was young, but after his mother died, he became somewhat paranoid, but he never killed anyone. After he rebelled against his magic teacher, his temperament became extremely violent.”

After his mother died?
You're Ian's older brother, and you're talking about 'his mother'?
Yaro glanced at Morton a few times, but couldn't discern anything from his expression.

"Could it be affected by magic?"

Morton shook his head: "No, we've already examined his body. There are no signs of magic or poisoning."

"Is that so?"

Yaro pondered for a moment, but had no clue whatsoever.

"I'll leave you here. Ian hasn't been very friendly with me these past few days, so I'll be going now..."

Morton had just turned around when he suddenly remembered something: "Oh, right, I'll leave the carriage outside. After you've seen him, you can take the carriage directly to Ghost Garden, and then you can return the way you came. I'm worried you might get lost if you go in another direction."

Judging from these words, Morton did not intend to invite Yarrow to stay overnight, but his arrangement was indeed very thoughtful.

“Thank you very much,” Yaro replied sincerely.

It was a very comfortable experience to be with Morton.

This may include physical factors such as appearance, attire, and perfume.

But more importantly, it's because Morton is witty, sophisticated, and considerate of others.

To be honest, if it weren't for the fact that the mission target was very likely him, and the information revealed in the mission description was too terrifying, Yaro might have really regarded him as a caring older brother, and might have even sighed, "There are still many good people in this world."

Morton was walking out when he heard Yarrow's words of thanks, and said nonchalantly:

"Go in and ask him for me if you can find out why he attacked his previous magic teacher. That might be the key to his change in temperament. If not... then forget it. You don't have to worry about him. It's good to have a good friend to keep him company."

At this point, Morton had already reached the front door.

He stopped, turned around, and noticed that Yaro hadn't gone in yet. A gentle smile appeared on his lips, and he tapped two fingers on his forehead, waving them outwards.

"Goodbye."

With that, he turned and walked out of the room.

So handsome!

Yaro was impressed, and his fingers couldn't help but itch to try the move he had just made.

I glanced around... Hmm, no one was around.

"goodbye!"

……

As he stepped outside the gate, Morton casually remarked to the guard leader beside him:
"See that short guy guarding the goal? He's incredibly brave. I think highly of him. I'll assign him to the outer patrol team to hone his skills."

The short guard was the one who had warned Yaro to be 'careful' earlier.

"clear!"……

The overall structure of this small castle is not large, probably only a hundred square meters or so, which is only slightly larger than the main living room in Perrin Castle.

Calling it a castle is an understatement; it's more like a detached villa with a castle-like exterior.

Like a normal castle, it is roughly divided into three levels.

The first floor was for servants, the second floor was where the masters lived, and the third floor was a space reserved for guards, which was also the best-lit area.

The structure of the rooms reveals that the Boone family's residence was not actually secure, and they were likely to be attacked by monsters from time to time. This is why they chose to sacrifice some comfort in order to strengthen the defensive capabilities of the houses.

That's normal, after all, this area is called the Dark Plains.

Following the trail of bright red blood, Yaro went up the stairs to the second floor and immediately saw a half-closed iron door.

Inside the room, Ian was still roaring angrily, as if the killing of the maid had not yet satisfied him.

dong dong!

Yaro knocked gently on the door.

"Get out!" Ian snapped.

"it's me……"

Yaro paused, then called into the house again, "Ghana, it is Yaro."

Ian had once pestered Yaro to call him "Gana" because Yaro called himself "Yaro".

Yaro absolutely refused at the time.

'Monkey King' and 'Great Sage Equal to Heaven'?
This was originally Aro's name!

It's so embarrassing to shout it out!

But now, Yaro's shouts are very calm.

Deep down, he still held onto a small hope that Ian was still the same 'Ghana' he once was.

A panicked voice came from inside the house: "What?! What are you doing here? Wait a minute!"

Upon hearing this, Yaro was not in a hurry and stood at the door to wait.

Soon, a chaotic commotion arose in the room, and the noise grew louder and more intense.

Yaro wondered to himself, "Is this house being torn apart?"

Boom, boom, boom.

Yaro knocked on the door again very politely, "Are you ready? I'm coming in."

“No…” Ian had just uttered a word when he suddenly stopped.

After a long silence in the room, Ian's melancholy voice rang out: "Never mind, come in."

"grateful."

Yaro gently pushed open the iron gate, and with a jarring sound, he finally saw Ian.

Several magic oil lamps were lit in the room, but it was still not enough to fill the entire house. In the dim and gloomy light, Ian sat dejectedly on the carpet in the middle.

Upon entering the room, the first thing that catches the eye is the floor, which shows signs of corrosion. However, what then draws Yaro's attention is a complete set of alchemy equipment.

Heating tables, condensers, cutting tools, dissecting tables, weighing instruments, molding tables... all kinds of equipment are available.

Beside these tools was a tall cabinet, which contained various materials arranged in different categories, including a considerable amount of expensive magical metals, demonstrating the wealth of the house's owner.

Some torn pieces of paper were carelessly discarded on the wooden table to the side. Yaro's fingertips traced along the paper, and he picked up a larger piece.

Various auxiliary lines were drawn on it. Because the paper was incomplete, Yaro could not tell exactly what it was, but a few special patterns were enough for Yaro to confirm that it was a part of an alchemical design blueprint.

(End of this chapter)