When A Mage Revolts Chapter 141: The Cave at the Bottom of the Lake

Chapter 141: The Cave at the Bottom of the Lake

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The fire in the village caused quite a motion in this area.

At first, the source was from the toppled oil lamp in Dick’s room. At that time, the servants were gathered at the storage room and were drinking in secret, so they could not provide aid in time. By the time they made it there, the flames had already swallowed the room door. Someone panicked, mistook a barrel of malt beer for water, and used it to put out the flames. The results could be as imagined.

After two hours of frantic firefighting, the fire finally swallowed the whole of Fulner family’s house. The light from the flames shone so brightly over the whole village that it seemed almost like day. The fire only gradually subsided after midnight.

After the incident, the Imperial Capital sent people over to investigate.

As the witness of the entire incident and owner of the house, Dick Fulner swore that it was Grant, that bastard! He said that after Grant plunged into darkness and became a mage, Grant broke into his room, inflicted inhumane torture on him, robbed all of his gold coins and even set fire to the whole house.

And so, the Fulner family strongly condemned Grant and expressed that they will definitely cooperate with the Church to capture Grant for investigations.

And now, during investigations.

"Did you see which direction he escaped to?" the Priest sympathetically asked Dick.

"I saw it clearly, it was towards the north." Dick answered through gritted teeth, "He headed north the whole way, and ran so fast I couldn’t see him after a while."

Thus, on the day of the incident, the Church sent out Holy Knights to investigate the road north of the village thoroughly. However, the odd thing was, they chased all the way to the Skyfall Mountains but still could not spot a shadow of "Grant" in the end.

So this incident was left unsolved. As for the fire in the village, it could only bee the topic of after-meal conversations, slowly forgotten by people.

As for the other main character of this incident, the undiscovered and pursued person under the name "Grant