This dragon girl raising system is a bit strange.

That evening, Thor returned home.

In his room, he turned on the desk lamp, picked up a pen and paper and began to write, constantly reviewing everything that had happened that day in his mind.

Something seems amiss.

There's always a sense of unease.

First, there's the princess; what exactly does she want to do?

From the beginning, her goal should have been to find evidence that Count Oscarna was plotting a rebellion.

Thus, after the Count's blood sacrifice was confirmed.

The assassins sent by the princess killed the count.

The matter seems to have been resolved, but two questions remain.

With this assassin's abilities.

Since he could easily find and kill the Earl, he would not let Oliver live.

This is the first point of doubt.

With the princess's abilities, it's impossible for something like this to be left unpunished.

The second point of suspicion is that Her Majesty the Princess suddenly asked him to get involved in the incident.

What was the reason behind Aynor's actions, and what was his intention behind them?

She clearly had the ability to resolve this matter, yet she still got involved.

"No, wait..."

Thor suddenly realized something.

If we connect these two points of doubt...

It seems that this leads to a terrifying conjecture.

If we view this crisis as a test from the princess, everything makes sense.

Enor deliberately let Thor know that he was being noticed.

Then deal with the most dangerous part of the incident, namely Count Oscar himself.

Once the situation is under control, Thor can then be involved in resolving the problem.

Thor couldn't help but rub his forehead to ease his discomfort.

If this conjecture is true, then things get a bit tricky.

This is no longer just ordinary attention.

Enor must know something.

Enor must know something to be paying so much attention to me.

What exactly is it?

Just as Thor was deep in thought.

In the dimly lit room, Yulia, dressed in a light and loose pink nightgown, sat cross-legged on the bed, wrapped in a blanket, looking at Thor in front of the desk with boredom.

Yulia had been observing him for half an hour, and even briefly dozed off for a few dozen seconds because she was so bored.

Seeing Thor's troubled expression, she couldn't suppress her curiosity and asked in a low voice:

"Young Master, what are you thinking about now?"

Thor then turned around and looked at Yulia, who was AFK in the room.

He happened to have a question he wanted to ask.

"Yulia, since you came to my house, have you noticed any strange people or strange things?"

"Strange?"

Yulia, sitting on the bed, tilted her head, looking utterly puzzled.

Soon, she thought of something and said:

"Ah, I see! Strange person!"

Hearing her say that, Thorton felt there was hope.

"Who?"

"That forty-year-old auntie next door!"

"I have a feeling that she might like you too."

Thor was silenced for ten seconds.

Another thirty seconds passed.

He slowly turned his head, resumed his work at the desk, and said helplessly, his back to Julia:

"Fine, you can go play somewhere else..."

Yulia, feeling rejected by Thor, quickly jumped off the bed and moved a small stool to sit next to Thor.

She tugged at Thor's sleeve, putting on a pitiful look.

"Young Master, please don't give me the silent treatment!"

"I was just joking..."

Thor turned to look at her and said irritably:

"So you've actually discovered anything strange?"

Yulia nodded, finally switching to serious mode.

She deliberately lowered her voice and mimicked the tone of spies exchanging coded messages:

"This afternoon, I took Lillian out to play, and we were browsing the market."

"I heard that someone suddenly fainted while passing by the guardhouse this morning, and it seems there was more than one person."

"Has someone fainted?"

Thor was instantly wide awake.

Although the strange person he was looking for wasn't like that.

But this is also a crucial clue.

"Are you sure this is the guardhouse?"

"Um......"

Yulia was very sparing with her words, afraid that she might say something wrong again.

Thor gasped.

There's no mistake, this is a sign that the sorcerer's soul transfer spell has been activated.

When a sorcerer casts a soul transfer spell, a slight soul tremor occurs near the recipient.

If it were an ordinary person without superhuman strength, they would faint immediately.

In other words, Count Oscar may not be dead, or the body may have been transferred to one of the guards.

But is that really possible?

The spell of soul transfer requires at least a seventh-level sorcerer to cast.

Even if it is cast by a seventh-tier sorcerer, it will produce serious negative effects.

For example, a sharp drop in cultivation level, a significant shortening of lifespan, and so on.

Regardless of how he actually cast the spell.

The good news is that even if one is successfully reincarnated...

The reincarnated count won't be too strong.

From a purely combat perspective, the reincarnated count might not even be as good as his son Oliver.

The bad news is that it is still unknown which person the count possessed.

Furthermore, the event Oliver is planning may be related to this.

With that in mind, Thor took a book about the abilities of sorcerers from the bookshelf.

Open the book and begin reading.

The knowledge in the book is somewhat obscure.

Thor first spent some time mastering the basics.

The characteristics and basic principles of the sorcerer profession were understood.

In fact, sorcerers, like black magicians, are a forbidden profession.

Only a small number of people who are permitted can legally practice this art.

Count Oscar was such a person.

As for spells like soul transfer...

After the release, it seems that some follow-up work is needed to enhance the compatibility between the soul and the body.

Generally speaking, if one can retain 50% of their strength after possessing another's body, it is considered extremely fortunate. After undergoing certain repair rituals, they can recover up to 80% of their strength at most.

The effect of soul transfer on lifespan is irreversible.

If you're lucky, after a specific repair ritual, the transferred soul can live for another three to five years.

If you're unlucky, you might die suddenly within a month of being reincarnated.

The book also states that the specific repair ritual is complicated, requires numerous materials, and has strict conditions, and cannot be used within 48 hours after the soul transfer.

You must wait until 48 hours after the transfer is complete, when the soul and body have reached a basic level of adaptation, before you can use this spell to solidify the soul.

From this perspective, there's no rush.

I have at least 24 hours to find the person who has been possessed.

Just as Thor was about to continue cramming on the relevant knowledge...

A loud "bang" suddenly came from beside him.

He was startled and quickly turned around to look, only to find that it was Yulia who had bumped her head on the table.

Yulia was so sleepy that she couldn't resist the drowsiness while sitting next to Thor.

Just like a student listening to the teacher in class, she sat in her seat nodding and dozing off, and ended up hitting her head on the table.

"Ouch, ouch, ouch!"

Yulia covered her forehead, which was red from the impact, with tears welling up in her eyes.

Thor was truly at his wit's end.

"Go to sleep if you're sleepy."

"I don't want to sleep..." Yulia said, covering her forehead.

This doesn't look like someone who doesn't want to sleep.

I almost knocked the table off while dozing off.

Thor sighed, took a book from the shelf, and handed it to Julia.

"If you're bored, take it and read it."

Upon seeing that it was a children's book, Yulia immediately refused to read it.

"I won't read such childish books!!"

Julia's reaction was exactly what Thor had expected.

A sinister smile immediately flashed across Thor's lips.

"Okay, I'll give you a book for adults."

He took a book on advanced mathematics from the bookshelf and handed it to Julia.

"I command you to finish reading the first chapter of this book tonight."

Yulia took the book, stared blankly at the table of contents, and stubbornly said:

"If it were me, this kind of book would definitely be fine!"

Thor was keeping track of the time.

Three minutes later.

Yulia, who was just making grand pronouncements.

He soon lay down on the table, breathing steadily, and slept peacefully.

Thor dragged her to the bed and settled her in.

He then sat back down at the table and continued studying the knowledge of sorcerers.