Diary of the Death Wizard

Hearing Fiona's question, Agu's eyes widened slightly.

Does Fiona already know who he is? But Fiona's performance was completely different from what Agu expected.

He also thought that Fiona might be conflicted and entangled after learning that he had raised her for fifteen years, but it shouldn't be such simple hatred.

Did Fiona really think he killed her biological father in order to gain a new identity?

Agu originally wanted to avoid Fiona, but now that he decided to face her, he didn't want his daughter's child to think of him like this.

"I didn't kill your father. He was already dead when I saw him."

"Really?" Fiona's expression didn't change, and she didn't seem to believe Agu.

But there's really no good way to prove this.

No one except Agu himself knows what happened.

And things that happened so long ago cannot be accurately reproduced even with witchcraft.

This is probably why Fiona chose to ask him directly today.

"You can use True Appraisal on me." Agu took the initiative to prove himself.

Truth identification is an advanced witchcraft that can detect whether a person is lying.

It's just that this witchcraft requires the cooperation of the person being appraised and emotional stability, otherwise the accuracy will not be high.

Fiona was a little surprised by Agu's suggestion, but she was not polite, "That's offending, please come in with me."

Fiona turned around again, facing the white door of the warehouse and silently recited a spell.

Then the door slowly opened.

"This is the deepest part of the base, but there are not many materials stored here. It is a very suitable place for testing and killing people. If you are magnanimous in your heart, then come in with me. But if you are really the one who killed my father, now You can also choose to leave, for the sake of Wizard Thor...I will kill you later."

After saying that, Fiona walked into the warehouse and did not wait for Agu outside.

Agu didn't hesitate at all and walked directly into the warehouse.

However, as soon as he entered the warehouse, the door behind him suddenly slammed shut.

Only then did Agu see that the interior walls of the large but empty warehouse in front of him were actually painted with many witchcraft circles.

After the door was closed, these witchcraft circles began to operate one by one as if they were electrified.

Agu turned around and was about to run away, but found that the most numerous magic circles in the room were the confinement magic circles.

It was too easy to imprison him, a wizard who could barely reach the second level.

Agu failed to rush out of the door. He sensed Sol immediately and found that he could still contact the diary, and then calmed down a little.

"Are these the tests you want to run? To see if I would want to run away if I sensed danger?"

Agu originally wanted to question Fiona, but when he looked up, he saw the woman opposite smiling coldly.

"You don't have to think too much, I never thought about testing whether you lied." Fiona raised her hand, and a dark arc of light appeared in her palm, "I just need to peel off your consciousness bit by bit, and then remove it." By sorting it out into information, we can know the whereabouts of other faceless people.”

"You...are still looking for the Faceless Man..." Agu felt his heart slowly sinking to the bottom, "So you are not concerned about the cause of your father's death."

The smile disappeared from Fiona's face.

"Because there is no need to care. I already know clearly that my father was killed by a faceless man. I don't care who is the murderer. As long as I kill all the faceless men, I can naturally avenge my father!"

Seeing that Fiona was about to press the dark arc of light in her hand into a witchcraft circle on the ground, Agu quickly stopped her.

"Fiona, Nana! I really didn't kill your father!"

A "Nana" suddenly stopped Fiona's movements, and she raised her head in shock and anger.

"Who told you to call me Nana? Do you think imitating my father's existence will make me let you go?" After speaking, Fiona pressed down the dark arc in her hand faster.

The light in the entire room suddenly dimmed, and the world seemed to turn dark yellow. Just like the oppressive sky before a heavy rain falls.

Agu felt a sudden burst of fire beneath his feet, and before he could react, he was suddenly ejected from the body container where he was now.

As Agu's soul body was exposed, the surrounding witchcraft arrays shot dark arcs from their respective centers. These arcs criss-cross the sky.

Agu didn't have time to say anything else, so he could only start to avoid it immediately.

But the entire room, except where Fiona was, was filled with dark arcs.

Agu immediately reappeared in Fiona, but the speed was not enough. He was still trapped in a small space isolated by multiple arcs two meters away from the latter.

Carefully not touching those arcs, he turned to Fiona.

Fiona showed absolute hostility towards him. Could this hostility be the attitude of the Stargate Council towards Thor?

If Agu had been in front of someone else at this time, he would have chosen to leave without hesitation, return to the diary, and inform Thor of the Stargate conspiracy.

But in front of him was Fiona, the daughter he had raised for ten years, the daughter he kept deep in his heart even after his death and did not mention it to anyone.

Even if Fiona determines that he is the murderer of his father, Agu does not want Fiona to become cannon fodder and a pawn in the confrontation between Thor and Stargate.

After all, Thor has no feelings for Fiona.

You must think of another solution!

Agu suddenly approached Fiona and looked at Fiona outside as if in a prison. "Nana, I think you did something wrong. Obviously I am the only one who can call you Nana. Your real father has always called you Feeney."

Fiona was stunned, and the magic power in her hand slowed down.

"What Feini? I don't have that name." She said bitterly, not knowing what Agu was talking about.

Seeing Fiona's confused expression, Agu breathed a sigh of relief.

"I understand. I understand." A smile appeared on his face. It was an extremely lucky feeling that made him want to cry and laugh at the same time.

"Nana, your real father died unexpectedly when you were five years old. And I, I am, in fact, your father before you were fifteen."

Agu finally said it.

He had never dared to say it because he didn't know how Fiona would react to him when she found out that he was just a faceless man who had replaced her original father.

He couldn't imagine that his daughter would deny the life experience of those ten years? Will she hate him and think he has ruined her life?

But now that he had said it, Agu felt relieved.

Now he has said nothing but waits for trial.

Agu didn't explain much, but Fiona vaguely understood.

She finally understood why her memories were always inconsistent. Sometimes I feel that my father should be like this, and sometimes I feel that my father should be like that.

It turns out...she really has two fathers!

And the father she loved most, whom she thought was killed by the Faceless Man, turned out to be a real Faceless Man!

The beautiful childhood that accompanied her throughout her life was not left to her by her father!