Arryn and his group divided up the southern part of the village. Clark divided them quickly so that all the adventurers could stand guard inside the village by evening. Not only Arryn was on guard in the south, but many groups of adventurers were also on guard there. However, the Templar Regiment wasn't with Arryn. They had been assigned to the west of the village. "How are we going to know who the main suspect is?" asked Elvan. Arryn was silent as his back leaned against the chair he was sitting on. "I don't know, but it's unlikely he'll do much when he knows many adventurers will be on guard," Arryn explained, thinking so because he thought the assassin was clever. "Then, if he doesn't come out, how will we know?" asked Elvan. "What Clark is trying to do is not only catch the killer but also guard the villagers. It would be great if we could catch the killer," replied Arryn. "But I see that he's trying to use the adventurers' abilities to guard the villagers. It would be less l

"What do you need from me?" asked Alicia. The woman tried to calm down after seeing Arryn's sudden presence in front of her face. She learned about the location of Arryn's rank-A mission from a guild employee. In her opinion, the location of Villatown was quite far from Ravengarden, and it was impossible for Arryn to travel quickly from the village to this town. Unless Arryn had the ability to move through space and place without disrupting the flow of time. But that's impossible if you think about it logically because every trip takes time. Alicia's curiosity rose, and she wanted to ask about Arryn's way back here. "At my mission location, there was a murder tragedy that was difficult to track down. There isn't a single person there who has the ability to see magic traces," Arryn replied. Alicia cleared her throat as she understood the meaning of Arryn's request for help. "So, you came here to ask me to investigate the murder?" Alicia asked. Arryn nodded slowly with a serious lo

Not just one body, but two other bodies were opened by Arryn to ensure which traces were found to be the same. Arryn opened the second body and let Alicia look at it with her abilities. "It's the same color as the first body," Alicia explained. And finally, Arryn opened the third body bag in this place. Alicia also found the same traces of magic. However, the apparent difference was the quality of the magic traces left behind. "They seem to have been killed by a single perpetrator, not a group of assassins. However, these two bodies have faint traces of magic. It seems like they were killed much earlier than the first body," Alicia replied. The woman began to deactivate her magic while helping Arryn re-close the body bag with a piece of rope. They had finally found the magic trail in question, and Alicia could confirm that theirs wasn't the same as Arryn's. "What is certain is that their color is not the same as your mana color. The mana traces are yellow, while yours are more of

"That... It's not mine at all. I must be being framed," Clark said, trying to argue even though Arryn clearly saw the look of fear on Clark's face.Mirelia turned her head, looking at Arryn standing behind her. It was actually quite unfortunate that Arryn had to destroy the mission board. Mirelia and the others had no idea how the perpetrator inserted the knife into the board."What's wrong?" asked Arryn flatly."You said your friend could detect magic, right?" asked Mirelia.Arryn nodded his head. Suddenly, hearing Mirelia's words made Alicia surprised. She immediately walked over to Arryn while showing herself to Mirelia."Are you the person?" asked Mirelia. Alicia nodded slowly.Mirelia showed the blood-stained knife to Alicia, of course, with the intention that she could detect the mana that was left on the knife.Without hesitation, the woman immediately focused her eyes on the knife. She saw traces of magic left on the knife's handle. There were clearly two types of mana left be

*** Luckily for Arryn's party group, the stuff they brought wasn't so much, so Vio and Ivy didn't have much trouble when they had to pack quickly. Alicia and Hunt followed Arryn's lead because they didn't understand what was happening. Before going to her inn, Mirelia had visited Arryn's room for a moment, intending to sign the report that would be submitted to the guild. Arryn gave her the report paper they hadn't been able to fill in at all due to the rather tense situation tonight. Mirelia, without hesitation, took the pen and wrote a signature that looked like Clark's. "They won't know the truth about this signature," Mirelia explained. "I hope so," Arryn replied. "After this mission, where are you going?" asked Mirelia. Arryn sighed as his hands were clasped around his waist. "I don't know. I think we're going to the capital to visit someone there," Arryn replied. "Anchora? I know almost everyone there. Who exactly are you going to visit there?" asked Mirelia. "I couldn't