Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 301·Final Chapter
  "Inzat, are you still not going to attend today's parliament, Mr. Witness?"

At the same time, in an inconspicuous house in Nome City, a girl wearing a white medal and looking like a student raised her hands in dissatisfaction and expressed her opinion.

"Yes, Miss Liberty, the teacher said that we should handle the matter ourselves this time. This is his leave letter."

With that said, Inzat, who had already replaced the committee medal, immediately took out an envelope engraved with a sky pattern from his space storage bracelet and threw it right into the center of the long table.

"Then why did you reveal our affairs to Lady Suzuran and the others? You should be able to give us a reasonable explanation for this matter!"

Although she had been notified in advance, the girl wearing the white medal still deliberately mentioned the matter with dissatisfaction and confronted the 'hypocritical' cornerstone holder next to her who seemed to be valued by the witnesses.

"As shown by the default results of Suzuran-sama 6 days ago, we can confirm that Suzuran-sama is the agent of the past. So, since that adult decided to trust several sage assistants, I would like to From our position, we should show some goodwill to her and the person behind her. Of course, more importantly, she and Master Maxwell have already begun investigating us. Wouldn't it be easier to dispel their doubts by properly disclosing some information? ?”

Faced with the unabashed question from the cornerstone of 'freedom', Inzat was neither angry nor annoyed, and answered calmly and calmly with a smile.

"I don't object to your point of view, and I can indeed trust Suzuran-sama, but this does not mean that I agree with you revealing our situation to other sage assistants, especially the one who performed the worst this time!"

The girl whose identity is the cornerstone of ‘freedom’ remains unflinchingly opposed.

"Indeed, I don't think either the owner of Nanzhu Workshop or your chairman is that trustworthy," the young man sitting in the third position from the left of the long conference table, wearing a black badge, cleared his throat slightly, " And, as far as I know, the identity of Evan Leander is not authentic enough."

"In other words, since he can pass the assessment of several sages under this false identity, do we think that he is more worthy of our attention than the other sage assistants?"

Another brown-haired man wearing a yellow medal and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, with a very elegant and bookish temperament, made a pause gesture, cleared his throat in a friendly tone, and raised his hand to express his opinion.

"Hey, Claude, how can you believe them so easily? Don't you care at all about your identity being exposed?"

The 'freedom' cornerstone holder who had previously spoken out was once again dissatisfied and objected.

"Then why did you apply for this mission? Our Miss Salister."

This time it was Inzat who spoke.

Yes, Inzat has not been able to guess the thoughts of the first host of "Magic Freedom Theory" who originally voted against but went against common sense and submitted a cooperation application. Whether it was his sometimes excessive publicity or his contradictory behavior of attending meetings with a false appearance for many years, he could not find a pattern to follow. If she hadn't shown her sincerity when exchanging research results with her, otherwise even if the witness personally vouched for it, he would not be able to truly trust this flamboyant witch who can freely switch between various identities.

"Because my main identity is very well-known in the Southern District of Earth and even the Eastern District of Wind, so I am not afraid of the so-called identity investigation. Of course, compared to the former, I am more willing to take this fair opportunity to formally meet Our Lady of the Wind of the Suzuland will be here soon.”

Realizing that the 'hypocrisy' cornerstone next to her didn't seem to agree with her approach, the girl named Sallysette didn't refute it. Instead, she smiled nonchalantly and pretended to mention another matter casually, "Oh, yes. I remember that her students will take part in this year’s assessment at the end of the year, and when she draws lots, I think I can say hello to the examiners on that day in advance. I believe they will definitely help with this small matter."

"If you must do this, I have a little suggestion."

"What advice?"

Sallyste asked curiously.

"Try not to use your too-famous identity, that will frighten the young lady."

Based on his understanding of the Wind of the Suzuran student, Inzat reminded him in a timely manner.

"Don't worry, I will do that!"

Without any hesitation, Salister immediately agreed with a smile.

“So who is leading the investigation into ‘The Words of Silence’ this time?”

Realizing that several other members seemed to have strayed from the theme of the meeting, the young man wearing a black medal who had spoken before knocked on the table and brought the topic back on track.

"It seems that you are eager to take over this job, Fisher. How about I leave it to you? It just so happens that there seems to be an old acquaintance of yours involved in the 'Speech of Silence' incident." Sharis Te looked at the young man opposite him with a half-smile but expressed his opinion quite firmly.

"Salister, I don't have a teacher like that."

Glancing coldly at the lady opposite, the holder of the Black Medal, Fisher immediately gave a strong warning.

"If that's the case, then why did you submit the application? I did it because of Lady Suzuran and her students, and Inzat did it because I have established a relationship with them. What about you?"

Sallysette continued to ask curiously.

"Like you, I have some personal plans."

Ignoring the other party's temptation at all, Feige responded coldly.

"So what about Mr. Claude, is he willing to be the leader of this investigation?"

Staring at the yellow medal holder opposite, Salister hurriedly raised her hand to ask instead of Inzat.

"If it wasn't Maxwell over there, I'd be happy to accept it."

Claude, who was wearing a yellow medal, gently adjusted his glasses and expressed his rejection tactfully.

"So the current situation is that the four of us all have some unique personal plans, so what should we do now? Do you have any better suggestions?"

Finding that the other three members who had filled out the application form seemed unwilling to take responsibility, Inzat smiled helplessly, but the specific content of his words had a clear warning meaning.

After saying this, several of the 'Cornerstones' present fell silent for a while, because none of them wanted to forget what had just happened and then waste time and start the meeting again.

Finally, after the three members looked at each other and exchanged opinions, 'Salister', who held the white medal, hurriedly stood up and expressed her opinion: "How about the four of us draw lots to decide. This is the fairest way."

So, several people unanimously took off their respective medals and placed them in the center of the long table. They each drew a medal under the witness of the leave letter from the witness.

"So, tell me now, which lucky person has drawn the identity of the investigator."

Inzat looked around and asked with a smile.

"I."

Fisher, who was wearing a black medal, gently changed the medal's face and took the initiative to show everyone his lottery results that were different from the other three.

"Where's the liaison officer on the surface?"

Taking back the medal that shimmered slightly under the influence of special magic, Inzat then looked at the other two people.

"it's me."

Salister took the initiative to repeat Fisher's steps and showed everyone the result of drawing a false medal.

"Salister and Fisher? A perfect match, aren't they?"

As Inzat's words fell, the 'Freedom Cornerstone' immediately exchanged glances with the 'Loneliness' Cornerstone opposite...

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