Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 189 The Same Aura

Upon hearing this, Byron and the others nodded subconsciously.

After nodding subconsciously, Byron quickly realized what was happening and looked at Dylan and the others standing beside him.

Byron never expected that Dylan and the others would share the same feelings as him.

Does that mean that not only him, but also Dylan and the others had come into contact with this smell?

In this way, the scope is greatly reduced.

But what exactly is it?

Just as Byron was pondering, Elena couldn't hold back any longer and asked Loris directly.

"Loris, stop keeping me in suspense and just tell me the answer."

Dylan then spoke up, "Yes, Loris is pressed for time. If you already have an answer in mind, just say it and don't waste any more time."

Hearing Elena and the other person's words, Loris chuckled and, without keeping them in suspense any longer, directly revealed her guess.

"The aura that felt familiar to us was incredibly faint; the answer is quite obvious."

"Actually, I don't need to say anything more. You should be able to figure out the answer after thinking about it for a while."

Upon hearing Loris's words, it was as if a lightning bolt struck Byron's mind, instantly dispelling and illuminating the doubts in his heart.

"Could this aura be the wizarding aura we carry?!"

Byron instinctively gasped in surprise.

Upon hearing this, Elena Dylan and the others realized what was happening and turned to look at the girl tied to the wooden stake again, their expressions becoming surprised and uncertain.

After Byron's reminder, it's true that the girl's aura was somewhat similar to theirs.

Hearing Byron's words, Loris nodded: "Yes, the girl's aura is indeed somewhat similar to ours."

Elena asked in confusion, "But weren't we the first wizards to arrive in this world? Could it be that other wizards came to this world before us?!"

As she spoke, Elena involuntarily looked at Byron, after all, it was Byron who had obtained the world coordinates of this world.

Of the group, only Byron had a deeper understanding of this world and knew more about it.

When Byron saw Elena looking at him, he understood what she meant.

But Byron shook his head, indicating that he didn't know either.

Because his mentor, Isolde, had not told him about this.

Seeing Byron shake his head, Elena believed his implication, since he had no reason to hide this information.

At this moment, Byron's gaze toward the girl became very serious, and he thought to himself.

It seems that what lies hidden beneath this world of radiant gods is deeper than he imagined.

It's unclear whether the Dark Erosion Stigmata Wizards are aware of this, or if they are also kept in the dark.

As for why Byron had such an idea, it was because of the current situation.

Villagers gathered in the center of the village, seemingly preparing for a grand ceremony; a leader clad in white robes; a pile of firewood in the village center; a girl bound to a wooden stake; and an aura resembling that of a sorcerer emanating from the girl.

It seems they stumbled upon something different by accident.

Just then, Dylan seemed to have received some news, and said with a calm expression.

"Alright, now is not the time to discuss this. Loris, you take this girl with you. As for those white-robed men, Ivan and I will take care of them."

"Ivan has finished the finishing touches, and we must evacuate immediately."

Upon hearing this, the expressions of the group turned serious. Loris even kicked open the door, entered the room, and picked up the girl, placing her in her hands.

Afterwards, Ivan, Dylan, Byron, and Elena each carried a white-robed person who had been knocked unconscious, and together with Loris and the other two, the six of them retreated into the deep mountains.

At the same time, as Dylan and his group of six were taking action, the other Limit Wizard apprentices who descended from the spaceship made the same choice.

After landing and discussing the matter, they all decided to launch a surprise attack on their respective nearest villages and towns.

Only a few villages and towns suffered some damage from the major battles, which was caused by the apprentices' excessive greed.

If they had known when to stop while they were ahead, the fight wouldn't have happened, and they wouldn't have suffered the same fate.

In this way, it would be a pity for those extreme wizard apprentices who obediently followed the vice dean's suggestion.

I wonder what kind of situation they will face after they emerge from their hiding place for more than ten days.

Having traveled an unknown distance through the deep mountains and having no idea where they were, Byron and his companions stopped when they saw a bottomless crevice in the valley ahead.

Dylan looked at the dark crack that had appeared before him, pondered for a moment, and then spoke.

"Ivan, send some mechanical wind machines to investigate this crack. If it's deep and well-hidden, then we'll lie in wait here for a while."

Ivan didn't speak, he just nodded slightly.

He then released a dozen or so mechanical flying bees that burrowed into the bottomless crevice.

Seeing this, Dylan spoke again: "Alright, let's rest for a while while we wait, and we'll talk about everything after the hospital's investigation results come out."

"Loris, check on the girl in your arms. Please make sure she doesn't die, or we'll suffer a huge loss."

After all, there was only one girl whose aura was similar to theirs, and if she died, they would have no way to get any information from her.

Upon hearing this, Loris gently placed the girl she had been carrying on the ground and began to check on her condition.

But a few seconds later, Loris's expression turned serious.

The girl was in very bad condition at the moment, with very weak vital signs. Loris even suspected that if she didn't receive treatment soon, she would die.

Without hesitation, Loris turned to Byron and called out.

"Byron, come and see what's wrong with this girl? Why are her vital signs so weak?"

Upon hearing this, Byron's expression hardened, and he dared not delay.

He threw the white-robed man he was carrying on the ground and quickly squatted down next to the girl to begin examining her.

Meanwhile, Bydyllen and the others also gathered around with tense expressions.

At the same time, Eliza crouched down like Byron and began to carefully observe the girl's condition.

After all, having more people to examine the girl means that the problem can be detected sooner and the girl can be treated.