I Can Copy And Evolv Chapter 180 The Interrogation [Part 3]

Chapter 180 The Interrogation [Part 3]

At first, Gilbert found himself conflicted. 'Why would he lie about coming across any monster with weird behavior since leaving the gate...'

Sothing felt off. Gilbert wanted to believe that Northern was not lying about anything.

But the fact that Terence deduced his answer to be a lie left him conflicted, so he had no choice but to believe his lie detector... for now.

He removed his gaze from Terence and focused on Northern with a stern look plastered on his face.

"Why would you lie about eting a monster that is weird? Do you think we are here to joke?" His voice was growing sharp and thicker.

Northern, undisturbed by the thickness and sharpness, slowly shook his head.

"It's not like that. I have co across sothing weird... but it's in the gate."

As he responded, he looked at Terence as Sage Gilbert also did the sa.

She nodded and slowly reclined to her seat, nodding her head.

'Ah, so that's how this is...'

In this short mont, Northern had been able to quickly deduce a couple of things.

It was simple; while Terence's ability or whatever it is worked to detect lies, but it seed like it was not a perfect lie detector.

And Northern didn't know if he could call that an ability. Perhaps, it was a kind of trick only she could pick up on.

Because Gilbert's answer was definite, and his response was correct.

He had indeed seen a weird monster, but he had never seen a monster that would spare one's life.

Not inside the rift, not outside. While Night Terror was a very close example of this kind of monster.

Night Terror did not behave too far-fetched than any other monster would.

But based on his opinion alone, Night Terror was a very perfect example of this kind of monster.

There was his truth, there was a general truth.

The general truth is the presence of a monster that spares people instead of killing them.

His truth was that Night Terror, the weird monster he encountered, didn't spare him. Even though it didn't kill him, it made his life a living hell.

And in the end, was bound to kill him.

These little discrepancies caused a fragnt of inconsistency in both truths, and the mont he said "yes