Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 406 The true intention of the cornerstone of ‘Trouble’
  "Senior, what do you mean?"

Being caught off guard by the other party's mention of this issue, Ives first felt unbelievable at what the other party mentioned, and then quickly became confused under the guidance of the word 'omission' that the other party deliberately emphasized.

Yes, why didn't either of them notice this problem at the time?
  If he is the only one who has not considered this issue, it is not an issue worth paying attention to. However, even the senior Suzuran opposite me, who often re-examines important information, did not recall this issue until today. , which is really hard to understand.

"Don't you understand? Such a result can only show that we were all affected by some kind of ability of Mr. Trapped."

As if seeing through his doubts, just when he was doubting this, the words of the senior opposite him made him shiver uncontrollably...

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"I heard that you visited two sage assistants. How was it? Do you think their current performance is up to standard?"

In a private residence in Undine City, the Wind Commissioner who had just finished work today and came to inquire about the status of afternoon tea today had not seen the 'Sky Witness', but he seemed to have been waiting in the residence for a long time. The cornerstone of 'difficulty'.

"I thought you were going to ask directly about afternoon tea."

Without any surprise, Claude looked at the visitor who stopped next to him, then stood up and politely made a gesture to invite him to sit down, but did not answer the other person's question.

"I will also learn more about this matter, but not here." At this point, Inzat paused deliberately and found that his colleague still refused to say anything. He couldn't help but suppress his smile slightly. However, his mood remained normal and he continued to suggest, "After all, both the teacher and Lady Suzuran are worthy of our serious treatment, aren't they?"

"I think so too, so let's talk somewhere else?"

Maintaining a reserved smile on his face, Claude made another invitation gesture.

This time, the action is directed towards a hidden door in the corner of the garden rather than the corridor leading to the house itself.

"I'm not in a hurry about this matter. What I care more about now is the attitude of the two sage assistants. What do you think of our personnel adjustment this time?"

After recalling some of the speculations conveyed by Salister yesterday morning, Inzat stopped again and looked at his colleagues aside.

"They agreed. If you don't trust my answer, you can confirm it yourself."

Claude gave an absolutely truthful answer.

"No need. As a companion, I still have this trust."

Although as the external spokesperson of 'Sky Witness', he should have given some warnings to his colleague for using his 'talent' to avoid risks twice, but considering his next plan, he still restrained himself well. Got this idea.

So, after saying this, Inzat directly passed by his colleague, neither following him to the hidden door nor turning around to return to the mansion. He waved his hand and left the building, which had been prepared in advance to deal with special situations. Mansion...

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Influence...    Aves secretly repeated the other party's words in his mind with a rather complicated mood.

He subconsciously wanted to avoid such speculation, but the calm and determined look of his senior and his own personal experience at that time proved to him the authenticity of the matter without exception...

"Senior, why do you think he did this?"

After a long silence, Avis finally calmed down the mixed emotions in his heart and politely asked for advice.

“The morning before yesterday, Commissioner Inzat told me that the cornerstone of ‘difficulty’ is that they are least willing to see the existence of unexpected factors.”

Without directly giving her guess, Alina thought about it briefly and chose the evaluation of the 'hypocrisy' cornerstone as her answer.

"So Lord Claude is worried that our possible opposition will cause trouble to some of his own plans?"

After carefully evaluating the term "unexpected factor" and imagining the situation if the two of them opposed the other's proposal at that time, Ives guessed without certainty.

Alina had had this idea before, but she always felt that such a conclusion was somewhat untenable.

After all, from their own standpoint, even if the 'difficult' cornerstone did not use his ability to influence their judgment at the time, the probability that she and Ives would object to the personnel change or object to him relaying information on his behalf was very low.

If even this accident had to be taken into account, would this approach be too extreme? Those top members of the Sky Scholars cannot and should not have such a criticizing style of doing things...

Similarly, there are also things that happened before and after meeting the 'witness' this afternoon. Although she deliberately chose the round-trip route, the probability that she could find additional clues on two completely different routes was very low, but the other party still He chose to directly divert her attention and use [Space Teleportation] to send her back to Randall, in case she might turn back midway or to launch an investigation while the clues were not cut off.

Just to hide the true identity of the ‘Sky Witness’ without any loopholes?

Well, assuming that this kind of extreme behavior that does not allow for any accidents is really his usual behavior, then why didn't he behave similarly when they were still in Selia Town or even Nome City? ?

So, does this mean that things in the small town of Celia have caused some very bad changes, and this kind of change is precisely what the "difficult" cornerstone is least willing to see.

Recalling the attitude of the Wind Committee member the morning before yesterday, Alina boldly guessed.

So, what is the thing that allows him to hide it without leaving a trace, even at the expense of his own reputation?
  It seems that it is necessary to have a good talk with the 'difficult' cornerstone...

Thinking like this, Alina hurriedly restrained her fearful emotions due to this series of speculations, picked up her bag again, and bowed apologetically to the young man opposite, "Sorry, I suddenly remembered that there are still some things that need to be dealt with," I will give you the answer to the cornerstone question tomorrow. Before that, try not to make any decisions that will involve the Sky Scholar."

"Okay, be careful on the road."

After a brief moment of surprise and astonishment, Ives ultimately did not ask any further questions. He smiled gently again, stood up, and sent the senior out of the mansion...

(End of this chapter)