Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1178 ‘Sky Scholar’’s answer
  On the other side, Ives, who had received Abdul's letter, immediately summoned two important reference persons, Claude and Inzat.

Of course, if possible, he would like to consult the opinions of all members, including Beliti, but unfortunately, most of the 'Cornerstones' don't seem to want to participate in this matter, especially Inzat, if it weren't for this matter Being directly involved with Abdul, Ives believed that he would not be able to persuade him to show up.

"Actually, I'm very confused, Mr. Witness, since you already have Teacher Claude as an important person to discuss, why do you deliberately come to me?"

Just like when he was forced to participate in such troublesome matters in the past, Inzat did not correct his attitude at all because of Ives's current status. He seemed to be asking, but in fact he raised his questions tactfully and tentatively.

"I said that this matter involves Lord Abdul. I am not sure whether he wants to indirectly help Aberdeel, so I hope to refer to your opinion. After all, you have been following Lord Abdul for the longest time. Apart from you, it’s hard for me to find a more suitable candidate.”

Ives chose his words carefully.

He did not use a tone of inquiry, because his past experiences had convinced him that as long as he really asked questions in a tone of inquiry, the current cornerstone of "hypocrisy" would definitely refuse all his requests contrary to common sense.

So, after quickly adjusting his emotions, Avis continued to look directly at the current cornerstone of 'hypocrisy' in front of him with a firm gaze.

One second, two seconds, three seconds...

After about four seconds of silence, Inzat finally shook his head regretfully: "Well, since you are so tough, it's hard for me to refuse. Or, if you think about it more seriously, I won't accept this kind of thing." I really can’t help.”

"Inzat...!"

Barely restraining himself from shouting out the word "senior" behind him, Avis tried hard not to show a subconscious guilty state and deepened the intimidation in his eyes.

However, he seems to have forgotten that the two people here are much higher than him in terms of magic level, experience, and even age. His intimidation that cannot be regarded as mature actually has no effect.

Resisting the urge to laugh subconsciously, Inzat glanced cautiously at Claude on the other side, and then smiled again as if nothing had happened: "Avis, you don't need to be so reserved. I think If you're tired, there's no need to hold up the scene. We've all been working together for so long anyway. Don't we, the elders, still know what kind of character you are? Of course, if you insist on calling me by my first name, I won't object. It's just me. I'm thinking about it for you, will this happen..."

"Inzat, that's enough for the joke. Our time is very limited. You don't want to waste an extra minute because of the inconsequential things you just said, right?"

Just when Inzat was taking advantage of the situation and wanted to ask whether Avis would feel a psychological burden, Claude, who had been in a calm onlooker state until just now, finally reached the limit of his patience and stepped forward without any hesitation. He retorted mercilessly.

"Well, you are right to say that."

Without a trace, he glanced at his own leader, whose magic elemental state had gradually converged and stabilized. Inzat immediately withdrew his gaze: "I'll be honest, as long as Aberdeel doesn't contact us directly, then we won't do anything more. Needs to be considered.”

After a pause, seeing that neither of the two water magicians seemed to understand the meaning of what he just said, Inzat couldn't help but shook his head in disappointment. Of course, this disappointed expression did not stay on his face for too long, and he quickly calmed down: "To put it simply, since Abedil's matter is complicated, we can leave this matter to someone." Someone who is capable and willing to handle this matter will handle it.”

Seeing that Avis seemed to be hesitant, Inzat couldn't help but want to laugh again: "Master 'Witness', why do you still care so much about your own choices? Let me put it more directly. Apart from this, Aberdeel's affairs The essence of the matter is related to us, and we are not involved in other matters at all. Since we are not involved, we can solve it easily. As for the risk of the commission coming from you, you can rest assured, whether it is Teacher Claude or Abdul Ledu has the ability to solve this problem for you.

If you don’t want members related to us to come forward, you can also tell Alina about your difficulties. Although this is not an absolutely perfect choice, at least in this way you can officially get rid of the matter. , isn’t it? "

"Inzat, don't mention this unattractive strategy. The key for us now is to figure out what Lord Abdul is thinking and what Aberdil's real plan is, not how to solve the problem."

"But now that the problem has arisen, why do we need to do so many more things?"

Inzat said it was very difficult to understand Claude's strictness.

"Forget it, let's talk about this later."

Seeing that his two important confidants didn't give any particularly useful advice during the dispute just now, Avis couldn't help but have the urge to sigh.

Of course, he was quite skilled at this, so he quickly calmed down his emotions, leaving only the last change in his eyes to indicate that he didn't want to wait too long for the matter discussed today.

"Okay, I have no objection. What do you want to say next, our respected 'witness'?"

At the end before starting the next topic, Inzat made a joke out of curiosity.

"I would like to ask you two what you think of Senior Cyrus, not just today, but also the many times you spent with him in the past."

"You want to ask us whether we should make a decision as soon as possible after Cyrus's identity has changed, whether to win over or let him go?"

Seeing that Avis was noncommittal, Inzat couldn't help but become more confident: "Then let me ask you a simple question. Do you think you have the ability to deal with Cyrus? Unlike Alina, you and him have not had any problems in the past. There are too many intersections and not enough understanding. In this case, do you think you have the ability to solve the accidents that may come next?"

In these words, Inzat asked him very directly. He did not maintain the most basic respect for the 'witnesses' as he usually did in meetings, nor did he cooperate with Claude to give some more tactful side reminders like he usually did. , but as an elder, he seriously asked this question that was deliberately ignored and not mentioned by the other party...

(End of this chapter)