"Can cat people also use stone slabs?" Lilim asked.

"Jessica is fine, so is Maya," Faye said.

In this case, Marin also supports his little leopard girl to give it a try. Anyway, the test does not cost money.

So Maya carefully stood in front of the newly replaced plastic energy slab and pressed her hands carefully.

"Seven points." Faye was the first to say.

"Seven points, it's normal. Maya opened the psychic energy pool and became Saya's apprentice. It would be strange if her plasticity affinity didn't reach seven points." Cross said.

Marin nodded and looked at Matilda who was walking next to her: "Seven points, actually I thought it would be eight points."

After all, after watching his sister's lightning bolts shoot continuously, Marin thought that this girl's eight plastic powers were friendly.

Maya, encouraged by her brother, changed to a different slate.

"There is a dim light." Faye frowned and looked at Cross next to her: "I'll give it five and a half points. What do you think?"

"I give it six points. I think this score is about the same." Cross looked at Faye and replied: "The shaman also has at least six levels in the curse system. With Maya's talent, it is just enough for her to use all the spells.

Mode."

"I also give it six points." Marin felt that his judgment was similar to that of Cross. As for Faye... this girl cursed that her affinity was only one, and her ability to judge it as five and a half points was already the performance of a top student.

Matilda wrote the score on the paper, then looked at Maya walking towards the third stone slab: "How many points are needed for the shaman's auxiliary spell at least."

"I don't know, Cross, do you know?" Marin asked.

"Seven points. Shamans have seven-level auxiliary spells. Some shamans can obtain eight- or even nine-level legendary spells. The maximum required is nine points."

At this time, Maya put her hand on the third stone slab. Marin looked at the sea of ​​flowers in front of him and sighed: "Nine points."

"Nine and a half minutes." Putting down the observation scope, Cross looked at Lilim and smiled: "You have an opponent, Lilim."

"I never knew that Maya would become so strong after gaining spiritual power." Lilim spread her hands and said, "Faye, where are your scores."

"Nine and a half, I have a feeling that all of Maya's spells will reach their highest point... This is too outrageous, isn't it for hedging?" Faye said with a frown.

"Yeah, but that's human hedging." Cross turned to look at Faye: "Our orcs' native profession does not have such a thing. In fact, humans, as long as mages choose to advance as generalists, there will be no problem. As for you

...Aren't you an elf?"

"Ah, yes, I am an elf." Faye slapped her forehead with a palm: "I even forgot that I am an elf with explicit mixed blood."

"Marin is a human being. That's why Mr. Colin and the others are making such a fuss. In fact, he is not human." After Cross said, she turned to look at Marin: "Mr. Marin, what do you think?"

"Nine and a half." Marin sighed: "I never knew that my sister was better than me in magic."

"That's because there are rituals for cultivating spiritual energy in the Great Woodland. Without the rituals, the orcs' magical affinity would be very low." Faye said, while looking at Maya who had already pressed her hand on the fourth stone slab:

"This time it's a little lower, only five points."

"I also have five points, but the shaman's protection spells are very few, only four rings at most." Cross added.

"...Matilda, record, five points." Marin smiled at his sister: "Come on, continue."

"Brother." Before pressing the fifth stone slab, Maya looked at Marin uneasily: "I... am not very powerful."

"Yes, Maya is very powerful and will definitely become a very great shaman in the future." Marin smiled and nodded.

"But I don't want to become stronger. If the God Lord named Mina finds out, she might want to take me away again. I don't want to leave." The little leopard said this and took his hand back behind his back.

Faye and Cross put down the observation scope they were holding. They were waiting for Marin's answer, and Marin finally put it down: "Okay, then we won't do it. Matilda, put this page and

The two pages below are torn out, and the scores are given as five points, four points, six points, three points, two points and four points."

"No problem." Matilda tore off the paper in her hand and started to lie.

"I knew you would never let our sisters down. Well, the question now is, Marin, why did you take a second cup of this potion." Faye walked to Maya and took care of the little leopard.

Mao Mao, and then asked curiously.

"Well... because it smells very fragrant and tastes very sweet." Maya said.

"Huh? Jessica, you haven't added sugar, have you?" Marin walked to the keg and poured a cup.

"How is it possible? That church member gave me the medicine. Didn't you watch him prepare it?" Jessica said with some reluctance.

"Then let me take a bite." After saying this, Marin raised his neck and finished the meal in one mouthful.

Well, it was still that familiar smell. Marin felt that his face had wrinkled up. The bowl of Chinese medicine cooked by the old dean in his memory probably had the same taste.

At this moment, Marin seemed to see a kind old lady standing with him, smiling and looking at him, and said - Marin, it's time to drink medicine.

Alas, after shaking his head, Marin put down the cup and looked at his sister: "I declare that Maya's taste must have mutated in some way."

"Then what should we do now? The little guys' matter has been resolved. It will take at least two days to trace the bloodline. Is there anything we can arrange?"

While Lilim, Maya, and Jessica were putting away the slate, Cross looked at Marin with some boredom.

Marin thought for a while: "I have a show, let's go to the empty door."

The girls gave Marin a silent and unified roll of the eyes.

At this time, the roar of a motorcycle came from the distance in the street. Marin and the girls turned their heads and saw an antique car speeding along the street in the distance. When it entered the small square, it turned and started.

After a perfect and heroic drift, the air was full of the smell of rubber. Marin watched the car finally stop at the edge of the square near the street, parked perfectly.

Instructor Emmet Selk walked out of the opened car door. He took out a pair of sunglasses from his collar pocket and put them on, then turned around to his passengers.

The young and well-dressed man looked a little uncomfortable, but he still opened the car door and walked out very strongly, but his frivolous steps betrayed him.

The half-grown man on the other side finally climbed out. He stood up holding on to the wall, then looked at his companions and Emmett Selke walking further and further away. Finally, he lowered his head and began to clean up the inventory.

"I always thought that Marin was the only man in the world who could take Mentor Emmet Selk's car for a circle around the city and still get off by himself." Lilim said with emotion after watching this scene.

"It's not the same. Mr. Marin's steps are steady, but I think he's almost floating." Cross said with some disdain for the young man: "But at least he is better than that half-grown kid. By the way, who are they?

ah."

"Teacher Emmet Selke said before he left that he was going to pick up the investigators from the Central Bank Province." Marin explained while noticing that Faye seemed a little unhappy: "What's wrong."

"I know that guy." Faye said objectively.

"The one that's a little floating?" Cross turned and asked.

"No, the one who is vomiting is my cousin." Faye shook his head at this point: "He is a very self-righteous guy."

"How self-righteous." Marin asked out of curiosity.

"He thinks he is the most handsome guy in the central province." Faye said while holding up the magic crystal of recording.

Marin thought for a moment and took out his magic crystal for recording scenes.

This is what the so-called joint support of grand events means.

………………

The exchange between Marin and Faye's cousin took place an hour later. The half-grown boy finally solved the trouble he encountered when going to stock. Because he went to take a bath, he wore a bathrobe and brought a

With a exhausted expression on his face, he sat next to Marin, turned his head and looked at Marin: "Are you Marin?"

"Why does everyone know me?" Marin put down the finale of Sherlock Holmes in his hand and looked at the half-grown boy.

"My old man asked someone to take a picture of you with a magic video crystal and showed it to me. He also told me that if I see you, no matter how angry and resentful you look, never lose your gloves." This young man said.

Having said this, he turned around and glanced at the girls who were having a barbecue happily with a barbecue stove brought from an unknown house: "My cousin looks much happier than before."

"You guys really don't look alike." Marin glanced at him.

"Nonsense, I have the appearance of a human being, and she has the appearance of an elf. If we look the same, do you know how many people will die?" The half-grown man said a cold joke only found in black humor, and then talked to

Like Marin, he leaned on the soft rocking chair: "The chair is not bad, you taught it."

"No, I got it from someone's house nearby." Marin replied while noticing Lilim coming back with barbecued meat and roasted carrots in one hand.

"Is this what you priests are like!" The young man looked a little unhappy.

"Then what can we do? When we went to seal the door, we got some things back, but we also put down the money. We can't starve to death." Marin rolled his eyes at him.

"Isn't there a store?" The young man didn't understand at all and was still arguing with Marin.

"These grills were moved from the store manager's home. He and his whole family were all killed in this incident. We sealed his store, warehouse and two residences." Marin finished speaking and handed over a mouthful.

Lilim handed over the meat skewers, and then took the meat skewers she handed over: "You haven't seen such a scene before in Central Province."

Marin was not in the mood to criticize him at all. This young man looked like an aristocratic boy saved by the Central Bank. He had never seen the tragic incident of monsters eating people. The entire Silent Hill had lost nearly 60% of its population, and the entire block had no one.

This is the norm for the living. Marin and the girls now go out at six o'clock every morning to take over the work in nearby neighborhoods, and work with the church members to seal the doors of the houses where the entire family was killed.

These properties will be taken over by other branches of their family - as to who will take over, this matter will be handed over to the secular department.

Since the Middle Ages, this has been a very sacred job, and the church with the true God is the only one suitable for this job - you say something is missing? That's okay, the church members swore to God, and the church members didn't take it, so the door is closed.

If the array is not broken, then there is nothing missing, and there is no need to detect lies (there was no god of justice in the Middle Ages, let alone detecting lies)

Don't think that this oath is irrelevant. In a church with the true God, there is no difference between lying to the true God and seeking death.

Marin's behavior of leaving money and taking away food and food-making utensils is also allowed under permissible circumstances. What is not allowed is various real estate and various gold and silver properties.

"Uh...all dead?" Sure enough, this young man didn't consider this at all. He looked in the direction of the church and saw that his friend had already entered for a while.

"The entire police station is dead and only two neighborhood patrol officers are left." Lilim said as she sat on Marin's lap.
To be continued...