Wizard Earl

Unfortunately, the two churches naturally keep such powerful enchanted items under the highest level of secrecy, so even today, there is basically no reliable information circulating in the wizarding world about this enchanted item. It is only known that this mysterious enchanted item does exist and may be related to the Eye of the Storm alchemy technology.

Therefore, in Connor's view, Dezerby's suspicious behavior likely stemmed from him secretly monitoring him with that mysterious enchanted artifact. If that were the case, then this enchanted artifact was indeed quite remarkable. Connor, for his part, hadn't noticed anything amiss...

After squinting and thinking for a while, Connor put the wine jug back into his spatial ring and used his magic to dispel the drunkenness from his mind. Although he didn't yet have evidence to confirm that Dezerby was indeed using that rumored mysterious item to spy on him, Connor had already accepted the conclusion in his heart.

As the top intelligence chief of the Storm Church, Krestant, knowing that Dezerby's mental strength was inferior to his own, still entrusted him with monitoring him. This must mean that he had taught Dezerby some means of monitoring him, and Connor believed that this means was most likely that the rumored mysterious enchanted item!

If this operation were a routine one, and De Zelby were to spy on him, Connor could simply tolerate it. But things are different now, so no matter what, Connor has to try and see if he can find a way to break the current situation.

Unaware of Connor's thoughts, De Zelby was sitting in his cabin, holding a peculiar book carved from crystal. The book didn't display words, but rather Connor's actions in the cabin nearby.

Looking at Connor in the illustrations, a smug look crept onto De Zelby's aged face. He muttered to himself, "Connor Ferguson, you bastard! No matter how sharp your inspiration is, you're completely exposed before this crystal book!"

As he spoke, De Zelby's aged hand gently caressed the crystal book in his hand, as if stroking a lover's face. This crystal book was given to him by Christant, the intelligence director of the Black Organization, before his departure from Frosinone. It was the source of his confidence in accepting the task of monitoring Connor Ferguson, a psychic wizard. Otherwise, with his psychic power, monitoring Connor Ferguson would undoubtedly be a pipe dream!

Before Frosinone left, Cristante didn't give De Zelbi much advice about the crystal book, nor did he tell him its origin. He only told De Zelbi about its function and how to use it.

However, Christant's final, solemn statement—that in case of unforeseen circumstances, one should not hesitate to immediately follow the destruction procedure and destroy the Crystal Book—made De Zelby realize the importance of this Crystal Book to the Church of Storms. In addition, the fact that he had been secretly monitoring Connor these past few days without Connor noticing made De Zelby cherish this Crystal Book even more.

Looking at the illustrations in the book, Connor stopped drinking and took out an alchemy furnace from his spatial ring, starting to work as if he were refining something. DeZerby, who wasn't very knowledgeable about alchemy, was curious about what Connor was doing, but he could only helplessly find that he couldn't discern anything from Connor's actions. This undoubtedly dampened DeZerby's enthusiasm.

After watching for a while, enduring the boredom, Dezelby couldn't help but feel disappointed as Connor took out what appeared to be just an ordinary Tier 1 enchanted item from the alchemy furnace. A Tier 1 enchanted item might be a good thing for a wizard apprentice, but for him and Connor, who were formal wizards, it meant nothing.

Seeing that Connor seemed to be crafting other Tier 1 enchanted items, Dezelby simply put the crystal book in his hand on the ground, closed his eyes, and began to recuperate and cultivate. In today's battle with the group of evil spirit spiders, Dezelby had suffered considerable damage, both physically and mentally. Such damage could not be recovered from in just an hour of rest. Now that Connor was crafting some unimportant Tier 1 enchanted items, he could take this opportunity to recuperate for a while.

However, to De Zelby's surprise, as he put the crystal book aside and began to cultivate and heal his injuries, Ferguson, who was casting spells into the alchemy furnace in front of him in the cabin, seemed to sense something and a strange smile appeared on his face.

While drinking and thinking, Connor, under the influence of alcohol, suddenly had a brainstorming session and an idea popped into his head!

Surveillance is never a one-way street. For example, if you surveil me, I can't surveil you. So, since Dezerby can use that magical enchanted item to surveil him, Connor Ferguson can also surveil Dezerby!

Although Connor didn't possess the magical enchanted artifacts of the Church of Storms that could silently monitor other wizards, as a mental wizard himself, he could use his mental power, which was far stronger than Dezerby's, to monitor Dezerby!

Moreover, besides having a much stronger mental strength than De Zelby, Connor has another very good advantage if he wants to monitor De Zelby: the distance between the cabin where Connor is currently living and De Zelby's cabin is only twenty meters!

At such close range, if Connor were to exert all his strength, it would be completely covered by Connor's mental power. This means that, theoretically speaking, as long as Connor's actions are discreet and careful enough, he could use his mental power to monitor De Zelby without his knowledge.

As for that mysterious enchanted artifact jointly developed by the Church of Storms and the Church of Earth God, although it was well protected and little information about it circulated outside, all the known information circulating outside pointed to it as an enchanted artifact used to spy on the movements of wizards. Its spying effect was extremely powerful, making it impossible for people to detect.

Aside from this, there are no other reports or rumors about the function of this mysterious enchanted item. Therefore, based on some alchemical common sense, Connor boldly guesses that the function of this mysterious enchanted item is relatively simple. It can only spy on wizards, but it cannot sense whether its user is being monitored!