Chapter 1506: Chapter 461: Witch Doctor, Priest, Sect of Light_3 Chapter 1506: Chapter 461: Witch Doctor, Priest, Sect of Light_3 He originally wanted to sort out his thoughts on his own, but upon reflection, it seed… nothing special.
Just asked a few questions, and then triggered it?
David’s thoughts still couldn’t glimpse that kind of long-term arrangent, but his intuition told him it definitely couldn’t be that simple.
He cast a glance at the teammate beside him and finally couldn’t resist the curiosity and asked, “Allen… how can you ask so many questions? I an… I an…”
He stuttered for a long ti without expressing what he wanted to ask.
Leonard Churchill, of course, knew what he wanted to ask and smiled, “Are you asking why I could see the issue and thereby trigger the storyline?”
David nodded, “Yeah.”
Since he was Barre Shepherd’s disciple, he also had the intention to guide and added, “Universe Law has always been in the universe; the truth of things has always only been in the cause and effect. Observe carefully, and there it is.”
David half understood, pondered for a mont, and nodded, “Yeah.”
He wanted to ask more, but didn’t know how to begin. Turning his face, he saw his teammates in the distance still knocking on the door in search of clues and asked, “Allen, should we tell them these clues?”
Previously, Young Master Sack had instructed that if any clues were found, they should be reported to him.
Thinking of the “hidden plots” as a surprise, his teammates, who were Knights of the Landon Family, should report to them.
However, Leonard shook his head, “No need. Right now, it’s just a dead-end clue. We still need to find so specific things.”
Saying this, he posed a counterquestion, “And do you really think the people of the Simon Family are just going to watch us look for clues?”
David didn’t understand, “Ah?”
Leonard didn’t speak in riddles this ti and straightforwardly said, “There have always been people from the Simon Family watching over Young Master Sack. As soon as we go and report, soone will imdiately go to find that tailor. Although it won’t change anything, the mission might take an unexpected turn. And if those guys don’t get the mission, they will inevitably co to trouble us. Now is not the ti to provoke a conflict…”
“Oh.”
David understood.
He was originally a slave, indifferent to everything.
Now, following Leonard to explore, he had beco intensely curious and asked, “So where are we going now?”
Leonard said, “If I’m not mistaken, there might be so clues inside the Witch Doctor’s house in the village.”
Not many people could survive an S-level scenario.
But Leonard happened to have such an experience.
He was well aware that while A-level scenarios might be tackled with strength, to live through an S-level scenario, one inevitably had to rely on the storyline itself.
Leonard believed that if he wasn’t mistaken, inside the Witch Doctor’s house, there must be so crucial clues, or perhaps a Potion or Potion Formula, that could help them survive in the high-difficulty storyline.
“Ah… oh.”
Upon hearing this, David then rembered the previous conversation, which also ntioned “Witch Doctor.”
But, didn’t the Witch Doctor die thirty years ago?
He couldn’t understand how this related to the storyline?
…
Soon, Leonard and another person ca directly to a small wooden house with a herbal aroma at the southern end of the village.
Caroline, the tailor they had spoken of earlier, said that the Witch Doctor who died thirty years ago had his family living here.
Although there were no doctors in the village now, the simple Potion Formulas left behind were still in use.
These formulas were also preserved by the descendants of the Witch Doctor.
When Hunters were injured or had minor illnesses, they relied on these Potions for treatnt.
“Knock, knock, knock!”
The door wouldn’t open.
An impatient response ca from inside, “Didn’t I say that I don’t know anything? It’s very late now, don’t co disturbing this old lady’s sleep.”
Clearly, soone had been there before.
A house hanging with herbs was hard not to notice.
Not necessarily only guests from the Landon Family, but even the Simon Family had visited.
Faced with a closed door, David looked at Leonard embarrassingly, “This…?”
He had thought it out already, having just learned his teammates’ ticulous approach to digging into the story, and he wanted to explore well this ti.
However, he hadn’t expected, with how to ask all prepared, that the other party wouldn’t even open the door?
This stumped David.
Surely they couldn’t just force the door open, right?
It was already evening, and they had to spend the night in the village. Moreover, the strength of the Hunters and lumberjacks in the village was not weak—if a fight broke out, the trial would be thoroughly ssed up.
While David was thinking he was out of options, he suddenly saw Leonard pull out sothing that looked like a token and then say directly to the shut door, “I am a Deacon of the Church of Light. Is this the ancestral ho of the Walter Family? There’s sothing I’d like to ask for your assistance in investigating…”
With those words, it was as if the air itself froze.
The house went still in an instant.
anwhile, David’s eyes widened as if his brain couldn’t process what his ears had just heard, his thoughts seemingly frozen.
What’s going on?
Since when had his teammate beco a “Deacon of the Church of Light”?
A mont later, he realized what Leonard was planning.
But…
How did he manage that?
If it weren’t for knowing that this was his teammate “Allen,” and the token he had been tampering with on the way, now painted gold,
David might have even believed that his gravely serious teammate was indeed a Church Deacon.
From the aura to the prop, it didn’t seem like an act at all.
That aura even fooled his teammate, let alone the person inside the house.
Soon after, a sliver of the door opened, and upon seeing the Sun Disc emblem in Leonard’s hand, the person imdiately opened the door.
Seeing this, David forced himself to keep a straight face, not to spoil his teammate’s plan.
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