Mystery: Order and Disorder Chapter 103

As if pulling a thread out of a cocoon, Jim listed a line of doubts.

"From your description, Grelint, your 'captain' really goes against common sense."

"I suspect that he is pretending to be a 'Master Puppet'!"

"The real Morgan may be dead, and that's why the fake Morgan took the initiative to give you his own 'handle' - he doesn't care at all."

"You can 'divine' his life and death and test it."

Zheng!

Grelint held the "Chain of Mysteries" and used his divination ability to pop a copper penny.

Then, the coin slanted through his fingers.

The divination failed, but Grelint judged accordingly that Morgan should indeed be dead. If he lived normally, no one should deliberately interfere with the divination of his life and death.

Suddenly, Grelint picked up the dropped copper pennies and popped out with a loud bang:

"Athena is dead."

This time, the coin is heads up! This means for sure, Athena is dead.

...Mick is not dead...

Was his survival really a fluke?

No, I just said before that he must not be bought by the Rose School. But his parents are from Intis, and it is entirely possible that he was bought by the esoteric order, and he happens to be a 'diver'...

Seeing that Grelint's divination was confirmed, Jim continued:

"The 'Athena' you saw should be the 'Morgan' turned into a marionette, and the Extraordinary characteristics of the 'Bribery' in your hand should be the legacy of the original 'Athena' after her death."

"As for the changes in this fake Athena's figure, appearance, and voice, it may be that the fake Morgan gave him a magical item made with the 'faceless' feature... Or, the fake Morgan has a demigod of the same sequence. means to give him his 'appearance-changing' ability."

"As for his 'notarization', he said that there was only one enemy that night. There is no problem. There is indeed only one enemy, a 'Secret Puppet Master'. As for the other 'Secret Puppet', it is just his tool."

"Of course, it does not rule out that he has some ability to evade 'notarization'. I think the 'lawyer' approach should be familiar with similar methods."

I see!

With this in mind, Grelint felt that all his doubts were fully explained.

Including the first time he saw "Morgan" before, Fitch had doubts about his Sequence level, suspecting that he was a Sequence Five... Hey, that's not right, Basel was unable to meet face to face the day after the attack. It is directly confirmed that there is a problem with "Morgan", why is it that Feige is just carrying a high-level spell...

Huh?

Wouldn't Basel have been suspicious of Morgan at this time, so he deliberately asked Fitch to try him?

Maybe there is also a hidden reminder to yourself?

Haha, the heart of playing tactics is really dirty...

If he hadn't known the result, who would have seen that this was actually a hint!

But why does he trust me so much?

and many more!

A thought flashed across Grelint's mind:

"Morgan" is a "Master Puppet", and the one who killed his "cheap father" Lorenz is also a "Master Puppet"!

Isn't it the same person?

Basel even found out the true identity of this "fake Morgan"?

maybe!

Maybe it was just the MI9 spy on Intis's side who discovered that "Walter" had disappeared, and then he just suspected that this "fake Morgan" was the "Master Puppet". So a wave of reasonable verification was carried out, and it was found that the time when "Walter" disappeared was just before the attack.

So, knowing the specific circumstances of Lorenz's death, he thought it was impossible for him to be bought off by Walter?

But it is also possible for Walter to change his appearance and then turn against him?

That's not right. I, who have a "feud for killing my father" with the "Secret Order", should hate them very much no matter what, and it is indeed impossible for them to bribe them.

However, in fact, I have no enmity or enmity with them...

Then, there is another question:

If the fake Morgan, the "puppet master" who is suspected to be Walter, and the people behind him, if they didn't hide from the military demigods, why would they dare to play this "civet cat for the prince" trick?

"Grillint."

"what?"

Grelint, who was in deep thought, was awakened by Jim, only to realize that Arist sent a live animal in the distance.

In order to prevent livestock from becoming overly powerful monsters after taking the "Bribery" Extraordinary characteristics, Grelint plans to feed it to a smaller rabbit... If it can't bear the power of the Extraordinary characteristics at all, it will die directly , then he will feed it to a bigger wild dog... If not, then feed it to goats, domestic pigs, horses, and buffalo.

If all of the above fail, it's not that he can't consider bringing a prisoner to death directly... With human brains, he just takes the Beyonder characteristics of Sequence Seven. It shouldn't be an immediate death.

Why does Grelint insist on animals that take the Extraordinary characteristics of "Bribery" to withstand the first wave of shocks and not die directly? This is because the "Seed of Delusion" itself does not have the ability to "separate Beyonder characteristics". Its specific function is to “extract the corresponding Beyonder characteristics from biological tissue layer by layer”.

This requires the animal that eats the characteristic to initially "dissolve" this Beyonder characteristic so that it can be dispersed in its body.

After screening Alister and the ordinary people who delivered the live animals, Grelint glanced at Jim who was attentive, but he still didn't drive him away.

I have to say that although Jim can't help him in battle yet, after all, he is taking the sequential path of strengthening his brain... Unlike himself~www.mtlnovel.com~, he has become a real barbarian. , I only know how to recklessly use high-level Beyonder abilities.

Having said that, the mythical creature form of the "lawyer" pathway seems to be a twisted and chaotic curly-haired baboon?

In terms of "strengthening the brain", the "lawyer" pathway may be only slightly better than a few sequences such as "warrior, sailor"... Uh, no, there is also the "nightmare" that reverses memory reduction, and also There are "secret prayer people" who "don't need brains, just crazy"...

Looking at it this way, it seems that the "lawyer" approach is actually quite good?

Shaking his head, Grelint got these thoughts out of his mind. Then, he adjusted the weight of "The Weight of Knowledge", prepared various magical items, and told Jim again, and then took out the unfortunate gray-haired rabbit alone...

After he was far enough away from the wild dogs and other live animals, he carried the 200-pound "weight of knowledge" on his back, holding the "Seed of Delusion" in a glass bottle in one hand, and the bright black one in the other. A cloudy crystal, which was fed into the mouth of the gray-haired rabbit.

I have to say that Beyonder characteristics are really amazing, they seem to be very hard crystals to the touch, but they melt so quickly in the mouth of an animal. Seeing the crystal melt in the rabbit's mouth instantly, Grelint turned his head and ran away like he set off firecrackers in his previous life...

After he pulled four or five meters away, he turned back slightly calmly and began to observe the changes in the rabbit.

Inside the special iron cage, the originally sick rabbit suddenly stared, and the pupils began to turn red quickly. Then, its originally very short legs suddenly became thicker and longer, and the hind legs kicked hard...

died……

Chapter end