Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 188 Like Autumn Wind Sweeping Away Fallen Leaves

At this moment, Byron and Eliza stood behind Ivan, waiting for Dylan's order so they could begin the cleansing together.

Without waiting long, Dylan scanned the area and, finding nothing amiss, waved to signal that everyone could begin their operation.

With a wave of his hand, Dylan, Elena, and Loris charged directly at the white-robed figures standing in the crowd, trying to appease the villagers.

At the same time, several fully armed combat robots appeared around Ivan.

Two of them flanked Byron and Eliza, while the rest charged into the group of villagers like sheep among tigers.

Gunfire erupted instantly, sparks flew, and the screams of villagers filled the air as blood and flesh flew everywhere.

Almost instantly, the center of the village was transformed into a living hell.

Despite the horrific scene, Ivan remained unfazed and continued to maneuver the fully armed combat robots forward.

At the same time, Dylan and his two companions rushed to the white-robed men and knocked them unconscious before they could react.

After doing all this, Dylan and his two companions exchanged glances and joined the massacre.

During this process, neither Ivan nor Dylan used any magic that consumed too much energy.

They carried out this cleansing effort either through sheer physical strength or by relying on external aids.

After all, no one knows what will happen next. Saving a little money will provide more protection in case of unexpected events.

A dozen seconds later, Dylan and his men stopped, and the combat robots lowered their guns, the gunfire abruptly ceasing.

At this moment, there was not a single living person left in the entire village.

At the same time, Dylan quickly ordered: "Ivan, release all your mechanical assistants and see if there are any survivors. Make sure the news doesn't leak out."

"Lorris and I will clean up here and remove any traces. As for Elena, you're in charge of protecting Byron and Eliza."

"Hurry, hurry, let's get moving! We don't have much time left. The sooner we finish this, the lower the chance of something going wrong."

Before he finished speaking, without any hesitation, a large swarm of mechanical flying bees, each only the size of a human thumb, suddenly appeared beside Ivan.

The moment these mechanical flying bees appeared, they immediately emitted a buzzing sound and flew off in all directions.

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At the same time, Dylan and Loris pulled out a large bottle of dark green solution from their pockets and splashed it throughout the center of the village.

The moment the solution came into contact with the corpse and blood, a violent reaction occurred, sending up a large cloud of pungent white smoke.

At the same time, the corpses and blood were also reacting, dissolving at a visible speed and sinking into the maze, disappearing without a trace.

As for Elena and the other two, they stood quietly to the side, watching this scene unfold.

Seeing how clearly Dylan and his two companions divided their tasks and worked in such an orderly manner, Byron couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

The way Dylan and his two companions worked so skillfully and seamlessly suggests they've done similar things many times before; otherwise, they could never have achieved this level of skill.

However, it must be said that having one or more well-coordinated and trustworthy teammates in such a situation does greatly improve efficiency and gives people peace of mind.

The fact that Dylan and his two companions can work together so well must have taken a lot of time and effort.

To be able to spend so much time and energy, one's ambition must be considerable.

Therefore, the reason they did this was presumably to prepare for the great expeditions they would be required to undertake after becoming official wizards.

It's a mandatory task.

After all, compared to a lone wolf, the chances of survival are indeed higher when three people work together on a forced mission with mutual trust and good teamwork.

This team formation mode is also tacitly approved and recognized by the Great Expedition.

However, everything has its advantages and disadvantages. Although this team mode greatly increases the chances of survival compared to the lone wolf mode.

However, it also has its drawbacks, namely that the target is too large, and conflicts can easily arise within the team due to unequal distribution of spoils.

These drawbacks do not exist for lone wolves.

Just as Byron was pondering, Loris's shouts suddenly rang out from the center of the village.

"Dylan, something's happened here, you guys come quick!"

Upon hearing Loris's words, everyone present changed their expressions.

The next moment, apart from Ivan continuing to control the mechanical flying bees to inspect the village, Dylan and the other three all headed in the direction from which Loris's voice came.

In the blink of an eye, they ran into the alley where Loris's voice had come from.

As they entered the alley, the group breathed a sigh of relief upon seeing Loris seemingly normal. However, the next moment, they looked at her with suspicion, as if asking why she had been shouting so loudly.

At this moment, Loris seemed to realize that her reaction had been a bit too extreme, and she smiled apologetically.

But she didn't forget the important matter at hand, and pointed to a window beside her, explaining.

"Dylan, come and take a look, and you'll see why."

Upon hearing this, Dylan and the others felt a surge of curiosity and stepped forward to look into the room through the window.

At this moment, the room behind the window was dark, making it impossible to see what was happening inside.

But this was no big deal for the wizard; it didn't cause him any trouble.

The dimly lit room was empty, but strangely, a wooden stake stood upright in the center of the room.

On the wooden stake, a ragged girl was bound, her body covered in wounds, looking incredibly pitiful.

Upon seeing this, Byron's brows furrowed, and he looked at the girl with a hint of doubt in his eyes.

Byron frowned, not because he felt sorry for the girl's miserable state.

After all, if we're talking about suffering, the villagers who were just being cleaned out were a million times worse off than this girl.

The reason Byron did this was because he sensed a very familiar feeling in the girl.

Although the smell is very faint, it is easy to miss if you don't pay close attention.

But even with such a faint flavor, it doesn't change the essence of the taste.

Unfortunately, although Byron felt the smell was familiar, he couldn't quite place where he had smelled it before.

At the same time, Byron wasn't the only one who felt this way; Dylan and the others also sensed this aura after looking at the girl.

And they also felt that the smell was very familiar.

Unfortunately, Jay Chou and his friends couldn't recall where the smell came from or when they had encountered it.

Just then, Loris smiled and looked at Dylan and the others.

"Didn't you also sense a faint yet very familiar scent emanating from this girl?"