I became the master of the alien world

Chapter 73 Dinah’s Reason (Part 2)

"Teacher Harvey, I don't quite understand what you mean."

"If what I said is correct, you and Amanda should have entered the Frost Forest at noon yesterday."

"Well, we will set off after lunch, around one o'clock."

"Then when did you come back?"

Dinah hesitated for a second when she said this, "About eight o'clock in the evening."

"Some classmates saw you and Amanda running back to the dormitory in a panic early in the morning. How can you explain this?"

"Okay, I did lie." Dinah said with a frustrated look.

"Dina, I hope you can be honest. It won't do you any good to use other crooked ideas." Harvey's tone became more serious: "Tell me honestly, what exactly did you encounter in the Frost Forest last night."

"This..." Dinah hesitated, as if she had something to hide.

"What's wrong?" Harvey saw the girl's dilemma, so he said: "Dina, only by telling the matter can I know how to help you."

"But Amanda asked me not to tell you about this."

"I'll ask about Amanda later, now you just need to answer my questions." Harvey glanced at the information in his hand and said.

"Oh, okay." Dinah turned to look at the gloomy sky outside the window, her tone trembling slightly: "We didn't find any trace of the snow fox. We originally planned to rush back to the academy before dark, but the wind and snow were too heavy.

Lost my way in the frost forest."

"Well, you continue." Harvey nodded slowly.

"We were so panicked at the time that we could only run forward aimlessly. It was getting dark. I don't know how long it took, but Amanda and I were exhausted and could only rest in the snow." Dinah said.

As he recalled, he said: "Just when we didn't know what to do, a mysterious man suddenly appeared."

"Man?" Harvey looked sharply and immediately interrupted Gloria.

"Yes, that man was wearing a gray cloak. Due to the heavy wind and snow, we couldn't see his exact appearance at all, but we could see that his figure was very thin, like a dry tree trunk." Dinah tried hard to remember that.

Image of a mysterious man.

"What did he say to you?"

Dinah shook her head: "He didn't speak, he just made a weird laugh. I don't know how to describe it. It was probably like the gurgling sound of boiling broth..."

"Then, what did he do?" Harvey continued to ask.

"He raised his right hand, and a white light emitted from his palm, covering Amanda and me."

"We were so scared at the time that we wanted to shout, but we couldn't make any sound. Our bodies were pulled by an invisible external force and we completely lost control." Dinah said with deep fear in her tone: "It's so

In an instant, the whole world in front of me turned white, and all the wind in my ears disappeared!"

Harvey felt a little confused after hearing this. The blinding spell in his mind was to plunge the target into darkness, which was exactly the opposite of the effect Dinah described.

"After about half a minute, we finally recovered our vision and hearing. But we were surprised to find ourselves standing by the lake in the middle of the tree. It was obviously the man who teleported us back to the academy."

Harvey felt a chill when he heard this. He originally thought that the mysterious man Dinah mentioned was Molière, but after the girl's last description, he completely rejected his speculation.

With Molière's strength, it was impossible to do this, because from Dinah's description just now, we can know that the mysterious man only used magic once to teleport Dinah and Amanda back to the Lake in the Heart of the Tree.

It was this ordinary spellcasting that included at least four kinds of magic: silence, blinding, binding, and teleportation.

Among them, teleportation is a high-level magic, and the other three are also mid-level magics. Being able to perfectly combine them, and the target of the spell can move more than a thousand meters in such a short period of time, this is definitely not a high-level wizard.

things that can be done.

"Sacred level wizard", this word came to Harvey's mind.

So it can be concluded from this that the mysterious man in Dinah's mouth is not Molière.

A trainee wizard who is always at the bottom of the wizard academy and cannot graduate normally has nothing to do with the sanctuary.

The reason why Harvey felt a chill was because the person who attacked Lilith and Lancelot last night was probably not Molière!

Moreover, it is very suspicious that that mysterious man could be so kind and send Dinah and Amanda back to the academy unharmed for no reason.

The only reasonable explanation that Harvey could think of was that this mysterious man had planned this incident from beginning to end, and Dinah and Amanda were just bait to lure out Lilith.

"wrong."

Harvey had a more bold guess. Perhaps the real target of the mysterious man was not Lilith, but Lancelot who accompanied Lilith into the frost forest!

"Dina, you didn't lie to me, did you?" Harvey still felt a little unbelievable.

"Teacher Harvey, I swear to the God of Wizards that everything I just said is true."

"Okay, it seems that this matter is more complicated than I thought. I will find out who the mysterious man is." Harvey said as he glanced at the information in his hand and said, "Next, it's about Oman.

It’s up to you.”

"I'm sorry, Mr. Harvey, according to the confidentiality agreement, I cannot reveal Amanda's identity to anyone."

"Dina, what are you talking about?" Harvey showed a confused expression.

"I have told you the truth about what happened last night. If you want to know more, you can go talk to Amanda in person."

Harvey knew that he could no longer get any useful information from Dinah, so he stopped pestering her and said with a smile: "I understand, thank you for your cooperation."

"Teacher Harvey, what about Lilith?"

"Lilith can't come back for the time being, but don't worry, she is very safe now. Don't tell anyone the content of our conversation. I will investigate the whole matter clearly. You can rest peacefully."

"OK."

The door closed gently with a "click".

After seeing Harvey leave, Dinah finally breathed a sigh of relief, and her tense nerves suddenly relaxed.

She leaned against the wall and slumped on the ground weakly. Dinah looked at the floor with her eyes blankly, tears slowly flowing down her cheeks.

She knew she had lied to Harvey and felt sorry for Lilith, but she had no choice but to do so.

Dinah always remembers what her father said to her when she left Blizzard City: "Dear Dinah, you must protect Amanda, she is the only hope of the North."

Thinking of this, Dinah immediately wiped away her tears and got up, walked back to the room, lay down on the soft big bed, and fell asleep.

(End of chapter)