Ciro followed Lamont to the back mountain.

The teacher wanted to talk to him alone.

Silla looked very calm:

"Mr. Lamont, are you a wizard?"

Lamont patiently answered questions for his students:

"You are a good student. You should know the characteristics of a wizard. How could I be one of those hooded weirdos hiding in Wharton Tower? It's true that I also like to wear robes."

Siro said:

"Teacher Lamont, do you know about Teacher Rosa's death?"

Lamont admitted:

"Of course I know. Not only the news of Teacher Rosa's death, but also the time and reason. I also know her mood before she died."

Silla clenched her fists.

To him, Lamont's words were almost a disguised admission that he was the murderer of Teacher Rosa.

Judging from his previous performance, Lamont probably believed that even if he knew this, it would not have any adverse impact on him, and he was obviously not a fool.

So I really can't maintain the honor of my family.

Stop the spread of evil with the edge of your sword.

The other party will confess to him because he knows that this can better prevent him from hindering his actions.

Lamont said:

"wrong."

Siro looked at Lamont in confusion.

Lamont said:

"You are wrong."

What does Lamont want to do?

Lamont shook his head:

"I brought you here not to change your behavior, but to witness what you can do. You are a smart person, but not smart enough to change your destiny. You have the courage to face difficulties and dangers, but your

Courage also cannot help you defeat darkness."

Ciro couldn’t quite understand what Lamont was talking about:

"Teacher Lamont..."

Lamont said:

"Do you want to know the answer? The answer to anything is fine. Just ask me and I will answer it for you."

Silla thought of the villains in third-rate stories. They often do things that normal people cannot understand, such as explaining their ideals to their enemies and showing that they know everything.

But he always felt that what Lamont said was literal.

Ask him a question and he will answer it for Siro.

All questions have answers.

Silla asked:

"What is your purpose here?"

Lamont, as promised, answered Ciro's question:

"I am here to enjoy a play that is about to open. Of course, this is not the answer you want. You care more about why I appear in front of you.

"As you guessed, I appear in front of you because of that girl, Hola, whose fate surpasses that of most people.

"Unlike your destiny, which can be seen clearly at a glance, her path forward is shrouded in fog, and her book has endless potential. She can break through the dangerous darkness and achieve things that mortals cannot imagine.

"The reason why I came here is just because I want to see it clearly."

Siro tried hard to understand what Lamont meant:

"So, is your target Ha La? What do you want to do to her?"

Lamont said:

"I have no intention of doing anything to her. I have made my thoughts very clear. I just want to watch her fate develop.

"And you are actually a child that I am very curious about. The original trajectory of your destiny is also very eye-catching among England, but it is a pity that you have not achieved true greatness."

Silla couldn’t help but ask:

"What is true greatness?"

Lamont said:

"Greatness itself is great. This is a stupid question. There is no standard for greatness. King Arthur is great, Vortigern is also great, and Odin surpasses greatness.

"I am also great, Hala may achieve greatness, monsters will sing her deeds, the world will change because of her, and the stars will become her foil.

"And you, you will do many 'amazing' things in the eyes of mortals, become the leader of the Knights, expose the conspiracy that may endanger the lives of countless mortals, kill the legendary wizard who betrayed Inlans, and serve in the Primordial Fire Skitarii.

He defended his country before and was crowned prince...

"But even so, you will always be a mortal, 'doing nothing' all your life, but it is different now. You have met me, and I am the turning point of your destiny."

Silla probably understood.

He is a madman.

Lamont smiled:

"I know everything. If you have doubts, you can ask me as much as you want. I will answer everything for you, such as your fate, in which year will you die? Who will kill you?

"You were thinking that I was a madman just now, but now you have confirmed your thoughts. You are still firm in your thoughts at this moment. You are beginning to doubt. You are wondering whether I am deceiving you by observing your expression. You are beginning to believe me.

, followed by intense disbelief and shock.”

Silla was surprised and speechless.

Lamont not only recounted every change in his mood, but twice, he felt a corresponding change in his heart mid-sentence.

It's like he can predict the future.

Lamont said:

"You can ask me questions. I am an omniscient person. You can ask any number of questions and I will answer them for you, but there is a small limit.

"There are some things I don't want to tell you, such as the show I want to watch, but I will still answer you, and I won't remind you or anything.

"But equally, once you ask outrageous questions, I can't let you leave here like this.

"I will kill you.
Chapter completed!