Wizard: I can extract identities

When Ximan and his companions began to investigate.

In a dark forest some distance from the Chapter of Shadows, a large bonfire was burning, and the bright flames illuminated the surrounding area of ​​more than ten meters.

This place was the place where Susan disappeared.

At this time, three figures were sitting cross-legged quietly around the bonfire.

One of them was a beautiful woman with azure blue hair. She looked very young, about 20 years old, wearing a white robe, and there were some fine light blue scales on her neck and wrists.

These scales not only failed to cover her flawless skin, but also highlighted her strange charm.

At this time, she closed her eyes and meditated, her lips moved slightly, and there seemed to be some sound coming from her mouth and nose, which sounded a little weird.

Next to the woman was a tall and burly man. His body was a healthy bronze color, but there was a long scar on his face, which was frightening.

The last person was a woman in a gray robe. She was adding firewood to the bonfire to make it burn more vigorously. The firelight reflected her slightly haggard face, which made people feel pity.

If Ximan was here, he would recognize that this woman was the missing Susan, but now she was controlled by someone and became a prisoner.

"Huh--" Suddenly, the beautiful woman sitting cross-legged opened her eyes, her blue eyes were deep and misty, exuding a sense of enchantment.

"Do you think he will come to you?" The woman asked.

When Susan heard the woman's words, she knew that the other party was talking to her. She no longer had the fear and anxiety at the beginning. She remained calm and shook her head: "I don't know!"

"Hehe..." The woman laughed softly, and her laughter was very pleasant.

Her voice seemed to have some kind of magic that could make people unconsciously attracted to her. Even though Susan had become a prisoner, she still did not feel bad about her.

"I think you should be aware of your current situation, right?" The woman slowly stood up from the ground and walked towards Susan step by step.

Susan did not make any dodging movements. She knew very well that she could not escape now, so she had to accept it calmly.

Looking at the woman approaching her, her pupils suddenly shrank, because she noticed that when the woman approached her, a blue gas emanated from her body and entered Susan's mouth and nose, making Susan dazed.

When the woman came to Susan, Susan's eyes became empty, as if she had lost her soul, staring at the woman in front of her dully.

"What's your name, and what are you doing here?" The woman asked.

"My name is Susan, and I'm here to carry out the mission of the academy." Susan answered in a somewhat dull voice.

"Very good." The woman nodded with satisfaction and continued to ask: "What is Ximan's innate witchcraft? What means does he have..."

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The woman frowned and looked at Susan who was controlled by her. As long as it involved slightly important information, Susan didn't know anything, resulting in her not getting anything important from Susan at all, wasting a lot of time.

The silent man on the side also opened his eyes at this time, looking at the woman who walked back to his position, and said: "Nehri, save your energy, you can't get anything out of her."

"Weiss, I'm not as boring as you, I have to find something to do, right?" Nihri smiled charmingly and said in a delicate voice.

"How long do we have to wait here? What if that Ximan doesn't come?" Nihri asked again, her tone was quite hurried, she was already a little impatient.

As a hybrid of the sea and human race, Nihri, although she has good qualifications and a high affinity for water elements, has some defects in her personality. She is more jumpy and impatient, not stable enough.

"How long have we waited? You can't wait any longer! Susan is the closest person to He-Man besides Ronald, and she is also the most important person we can catch." Weiss said calmly.

The two of them were sent by Chier to deal with He-Man, so they were naturally strong, but they didn't dare to take action near the Shadow Chapter. They could only choose to catch Susan who was out on a mission and use her to lure He-Man out.

If He-Man really didn't come out, then they had no choice.

"But..." Nihri wanted to say something, but was interrupted by Weiss.

"No need to say more, you take a rest first, I'll keep watch." Weiss said, and closed his eyes again.

Looking at Weiss's appearance, although Nihri was dissatisfied, she could only shut up obediently. Although she was erratic and impatient, her IQ was fine.

She knew very well that Weiss was the leader of this operation, and she had to listen to Weiss.

Nihri looked at Weiss's burly back, cursed in her heart, and then closed her eyes, forcing herself not to think about it.

Time flies, and five days have passed in the blink of an eye.

The sun gradually sets, and darkness shrouds the forest. Occasionally, the roar of beasts can be heard in the forest, adding a hint of danger to the originally peaceful forest.

It's still the same place.

Susan handed the roasted meat to Nihri first, and then she ate it in small bites. As for Weiss, he has been relying on nutritional potions to fill his stomach these days, and has not eaten the food baked by Susan.

"Weiss, are you hungry? I'll give you some barbecue?" After eating and drinking, Niheli handed the remaining food to Weiss and asked with a smile.

Weiss waved his hand to indicate that he didn't need it. He looked at Susan, who was silent, and didn't know what he was thinking.

Weiss's expression was very solemn. They had been waiting here for five days. During this period, they had contacted Kiehl's several times, but every time they got the news that Ximan had been staying in the academy and had no signs of leaving.

Even Weiss, who was calm and steady, was a little impatient and didn't want to stay here and waste time, but thinking of Kiehl's instructions, he could only suppress this impatience.

Thinking of this, Weiss looked at Niheli strangely. Since complaining that night, Niheli has never complained at all, and waited quietly and cooperated very well.

In the past few days, Niheli took Susan out for more than half of the time every day. I don't know what she did.

However, as long as Niheli didn't let Susan go and affect the next action, Weiss didn't bother to answer her what she took Susan to do.

And it was better this way. At least without the complaining Nehri, Weiss could be more at peace.

Nehri naturally noticed Weiss's puzzled look. She glanced at Weiss calmly and then cast her eyes on Susan.