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“Jarvis harbored resentnt toward the Imperial Army, so he accepted the Death Herald Guild’s invitation. He and the guild’s wizards t Kasha halfway. Jarvis asked the guild mbers to kill Kasha to take his revenge. The guild mbers then killed Kasha and staged a false cri scene.”
“In this way, it completely explains Kasha’s cause of death, who staged the false cri scene, and why Jarvis showed no signs of contamination. Because the one who took action that night was not the ordinary person that is Jarvis, but rather the Death Herald Guild wizard who ca to pick him up.”
After hearing this, Lieutenant Cavado’s eyes trembled, and he pondered for a few seconds before nodding heavily:
“Yes, Chief Officer. Your speculation is more convincing and more in line with the actual investigation situation… But why would the Death Herald Guild mbers help Jarvis?”
“You know why, Cavado, just think about it. You have captured so many Death
Herald Guild wizard apprentices, but how many of them can write Undead Runes with a 100% success rate? Noland Lee’s talent in the path of a wizard is far superior to that of a wizard apprentice.”
Cavado revealed a look of sudden realization:
“Yes, Chief Officer, yes. After your reminder, I realized how talented this fellow Jarvis is. If he joins the Death Herald Guild, he will definitely beco a headache for us.
“So what do we do next, Chief Officer? Should we go to the eastern border to carefully search for Jarvis’s traces and those of the Death Herald Guild wizards?”
“No.” Morster shook his head:
“The Death Herald Guild mbers won’t take Jarvis eastward. Since the mont the Korabo Legion fell, the entire border has been on the highest alert. Even I might not be able to cross the border and return to the depths of the Empire.”
Morster raised a finger:
“There is only one way for Jarvis to follow the Death Herald Guild mbers back to the heart of the Empire, and that is to cross the Blade Mountain Range, reach the Golden Federation’s ‘Fission Wilderness’, and then return to the Empire from the wilderness’s illegal pass. We can’t control the Golden Federation’s illegal pass, but we can block the narrow pass in the Blade
Mountain Range.”
“Sealing the pass… But Chief Officer, what if Jarvis and the Death Herald Guild mbers do not cross the mountain from our Empire-controlled pass, but instead take the Undead Cult pass? Wouldn’t we still be unable to catch them?” Cavado asked.
“That won’t happen. I am very clear about the character of those people in the Death Herald Guild.” Morster waved his hand confidently:
“The Death Herald Guild mbers crave the power of death while alive and look down on the Undead Cult mbers from the bottom of their hearts. They have finally managed to get a gifted apprentice from the Empire and they will certainly cultivate him well, turning him into a genuine Death Clan wizard. They would never send him into Undead territory to beco an Undead. So, there is a very good chance that the Death Herald Guild mbers will take Jarvis across the Empire’s checkpoint, crossing the Blade Mountain Range, and reach the Golden Federation.
“As for who is the Death Herald Guild wizard that helped Jarvis escape the fortress, I have so speculations. It is highly likely that it is the leader of the Wand Destruction Team who betrayed the Empire with the Bone-nding Wand. It is this traitor who cooperated with the Undead Cult, and initiated the summoning ceremony of the Undead Army within the Legion.”
Cavado agreed wholeheartedly, sincerely saying:
“Chief Officer, your reasoning is far more reliable than mine. I will personally go guard the pass with others and prevent Jarvis and the Death Herald Guild mbers from crossing the mountain range.”
“Fine, Cavado, I officially authorize you to go to the pass to carry out this task. Also, there is one more thing.”
Morster continued:
“No matter if the Death Herald Guild mber beside Jarvis is the traitor of the Wand Destruction Team or not, they still possess considerable strength. In order to ensure the success of the operation, I will allow you to deploy a group
of Biochemical Soldiers with Reproductive Armor.”
“!!” Lieutenant Cavado’s eyes widened, and his tone suddenly beca excited:
“Reproductive Armor, Biochemical Soldiers… Chief Officer, has our research plan succeeded?! Has the Emperor approved the use of Reproductive Armor and Biochemical Soldiers? This is great! We must prove to the Imperial Army that the Empire doesn’t need to understand Undead Runes to defeat the Undead Cult! The power of Biochemical Mutation is enough to defeat everything! ”
Morster raised his hand to calm his excited subordinate:
“Cavado, calm down. The research plan has not been completely successful yet, and many research paraters still need to be adjusted. Your mission to search for Jarvis this ti will be a good opportunity to test the combat effectiveness of Reproductive Armor and Biochemical Soldiers against the Death Herald Guild mbers. After you return, rember to write a detailed report and submit it to Division Intelligence Unit Three.
“If you discover the traitor during the search for Jarvis, I permit you to use any ans necessary to detain him. This order takes priority over the search for Jarvis because the traitor possesses the Bone-nding Wand.”
“Yes, Chief Officer!”
Cavado loudly responded, straightening his back, his heart surging.
He took the transfer order from Morster, saluted, and turned to leave.
Only Morster was left in the office room.
A sigh echoed through the office room.
“Dealing with a group of people who have no idea what a wizard is, is really difficult.
“In a country where magic is not acknowledged, commanding a bunch of fools who get excited at the ntion of wizards is even more difficult.”
“Father, oh father. Since you despise wizards and magic, and you also refuse to accept Alchemy, then why did you call back to take over this ss? Did you just want to take advantage of the extraordinary knowledge in my mind to help you manage Division Intelligence Unit Two?
“The power of magic is majestic, father, as are wizards. Even if I help you destroy the Death Herald Guild, new magical organizations will appear in the Empire. Each one stronger and more radical than the last… “Are you asking to confront these monstrous entities…”
Looking troubled, Morster lit a cigarette.
He held the cigarette between his fingers.
The burning end did not touch the mask or lips.
He took a slow breath.
The fire at the end of the cigarette brightened and the smoke burned quickly.
“Hoo-
With an exhalation, no white smoke could be seen in the office room.
“Let’s maintain the status quo for now. The Death Herald Guild is still manageable… The real fear is that the new magical institutions will be beyond my reach..”
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