Arcane Lord

It was not unexpected for Shado to find that the remains of the first generation of psychic mentors could not be detected outside Kalish. If it was easy to find, Rodas and others would not have been unable to find a way.

Even if they might have been concealed key information by the higher-ups, the six psychic masters' focusing instruments were infused with the projection of the power of the artifacts. This could not be faked!

Before the mission began, could the six psychic masters not check the authenticity of the key props of the mission?

Therefore, even if Kalish did not steal the remains of the first generation of mentors, Shado was more inclined to believe that Rodas and others' focusing instruments could detect the remains.

As for what the facts are, it depends on the results of the next meeting.

Shado asked Asta to knock on the door, but Kalish realized that something was wrong in advance and avoided seeing him. The other party generously opened the door and invited Shado in.

"Consultant Shado, why did you think of coming to me? Did you change your mind?"

"Do you really not know?" Shado replied meaningfully.

He believed that Kalish had probably known that Rodas and the others were missing, and even the thought echoes of the two psychic masters who died on the spot might reveal the cause of death, and thus directly targeted him.

What Kalish could not have expected was Shado's method of dealing with the captives' consciousness, and getting Rodas's focusing device to conduct close-range detection on him.

"Counselor Shado, I don't understand what you said. If you want to see the results of the fusion of arcane psychic energy, why not make an appointment at another time? This is not an ideal experimental site."

"Don't rush to drive me away. I came here to tell you something. The envoys of Zam'das have arrived in Everiska. They said that you stole an important treasure when you left Zam'das and asked the Alliance to hand you over. What do you think the Alliance should do?"

Shado came here with the intention of confronting the other party. At this time, Kalish's expression suddenly became extremely angry about the theft of treasures in advance. He loudly retorted:

"They slandered me and were jealous of me for winning the favor of the first generation of psychic mentors. They even wanted to take away the legacy left by the first generation of psychic mentors to me, so they made up such an outrageous reason. I believe that the Alliance will be able to distinguish right from wrong and clear my name!"

"So, you did take the so-called "first generation mentor's remains" when you left Zam'das? You said before that you had prepared the psychic materials for making artifacts. Is this what you mean? "Shado said calmly.

He ignored the other party's emotional performance and went straight to the crux of the matter. Kalish did not expect Shado to be so direct, and the carefully prepared expression was a little stiff for a while.

After being stunned for two seconds, Kalish said reluctantly: "Yes, when I left Zamdas, I took away the "First Generation Mentor's Remains". The artifact material mentioned before is also this, but I didn't steal it, but was given by the First Generation Mentor. "

"Zamdas's first generation psychic mentor has been dead for many years. Can he still take his remains out of the grave and give them to you?" Shado asked back.

When communicating with Rodas before, the other party also mentioned that the first generation mentor's thought echoes had disappeared long ago. If it hadn't disappeared, someone might have resurrected him long ago.

In this regard, Kalish also has his own explanation, "After the death of the first generation psychic mentor, his remains were divided up by his students. A considerable part of them were made into psychic artifacts, some were lost in the process of inheritance, and the rest have been passed down.

"Those remains are not kept in the tomb, but mostly in the meditation room. It was during a meditation that I accidentally communicated with the thought echoes kept in the first-generation mentor's brow bone, and we exchanged views on psychic power and the world.

"The first-generation mentor agreed with my point of view very much, so he gave me the remains. Otherwise, do you think you can easily get the remains of the first-generation mentor regarded as a treasure by Zamdas?"

Speaking of this, Kalish was about to continue to persuade Shado, but just as the words came to his mouth, his face suddenly changed, his eyes stared at Shado, and he said in surprise:

"You-"

Shado was also shocked when he saw this. He didn't expect that even if he used the incarnation as a medium for indirect detection, he could be discovered by Kalish.

Before, Rodas repeatedly assured that even if he took out the focusing tool for detection in front of Kalish, he would not be discovered, but now?

However, although Shado was surprised in his heart, he did not show it on his face. Instead, he pretended to be ignorant and asked the other party: "What's wrong?"

"Nothing, I just suddenly thought of something. By the way, Advisor Shado, you just said that the people from Zhamdas have arrived in Everiska. Have you met them? "

"Uh--"

Shado had never expected Kalish to react like this. Before coming, he had thought that Kalish might find his detection and point it out on the spot.

But this reaction now seems to indicate that Kalish was also surprised by the artifact detection, and he also placed his suspicion on the Zhamdas people.

For a moment, Shado was also a little confused. Was this a performance? Or were Kalish and Zhamdas not actually in the same group?

Shado did not choose to lie to Kalish's inquiry, but just hid some key information, "I didn't meet them, but on the way here, I passed by the villa where they were staying temporarily."

Kalish could tell whether Shado was lying or not, and nodded, temporarily suppressing the doubts in his heart, and then continued:

"Zamdas must have bad intentions. Once I prove myself with the artifact, I'm afraid that a considerable number of them will lose control of their psychic power because they can't accept this reality."

"You mean they want to stop you from making an artifact?"

"Of course, if I can't make a new fusion artifact, how can I prove that my path is correct? This is not only my choice, but also the will of the first generation of psychic mentors and the expectation of countless arcane mages. Do you still want to stop me now?"

Kalish brought up the new artifact plan again and asked about Shado's attitude again, but Shado said: "When did I say I would stop you? It's your own business if you want to make a new artifact.

"But if it involves the computing power pool and the alliance, as an advisor to the alliance, I always need to be responsible for the alliance and the people of the North, right?

"As long as you can control the risks, as an arcane mage, don't I want to see a new direction for the expansion of the boundaries of arcane magic?"

In fact, Shado's bottom line is obviously higher than the current era. If it were some black-hearted mages in the current era, they would not care about the life and death of civilians or low-level mages at all. As long as it is beneficial to him, he would do it.

This is what Xia Duo is most worried about now, so he has to find a way to start from Kalish.

If the alliance countries are persuaded to give up this opportunity only on the grounds that the risk is too great, it is actually not realistic at all, because all these risks do not need to be borne by the superiors.

Only if there are problems with Kalish's plan itself, will the countries be likely to reconsider.