Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 974 Not the Father

Upon hearing Fiona's question, Agu's eyes widened slightly.

Did Fiona already know who he was? But Fiona's behavior was completely different from what Agu had expected.

He also considered that Fiona might feel conflicted and conflicted after learning that he had raised her for fifteen years, but it shouldn't be such simple hatred.

Did Fiona really believe that he killed her biological father in order to obtain a new identity?

Agu originally wanted to avoid Fiona, but now that he had decided to face it, he didn't want his daughter's child to think of him that way.

"I didn't kill your father. He was already dead when I saw him."

"Really?" Fiona's expression didn't change much, and she didn't seem to believe Agu.

But there's really no good way to prove this.

Apart from Agu himself, no one knows what happened back then.

And events from so long ago cannot be accurately reproduced even with witchcraft.

This is probably why Fiona chose to ask him directly today.

"You can use your true judgment on me," Agu said, offering his own testimony.

Authenticity testing is a high-level form of witchcraft that can determine whether a person is lying.

However, this witchcraft requires the cooperation of the person being tested, and they must be emotionally stable; otherwise, the accuracy rate is not high.

Agu's suggestion surprised Fiona, but she didn't stand on ceremony. "Then I'll have to offend you. Please come in with me."

Fiona turned around again, facing the white door of the warehouse, and silently recited a spell.

Then the door slowly opened.

"This is the deepest part of the base, but there aren't many materials stored here. It's a perfect place for testing and killing. If you have a clear conscience, then come in with me. But if you really are the one who killed my father, you can choose to leave now. I'll do it for Thor's sake... and kill you later."

After saying that, Fiona went into the warehouse without waiting for Agu outside.

Agu didn't hesitate at all and went straight into the warehouse.

However, just as he entered the warehouse, the door behind him suddenly slammed shut.

Agu then noticed that the walls of the warehouse, which was quite large but very empty inside, were covered with many magical arrays.

After the gate closed, these magical arrays began to operate as if they had been electrified.

Agu turned to run, but found that the most common magic array in the room was the imprisonment magic array.

It would be far too easy to imprison him, a wizard who barely qualifies as a second-tier wizard.

Agu failed to rush out the door. He immediately sensed Thor and found that he could still connect to the diary, which calmed him down a little.

"Is this the test you wanted to conduct? To see if I'll try to run away when I sense danger?"

Agu originally intended to question Fiona, but when he looked up, he saw the woman opposite him smiling coldly.

"Don't overthink it. I never intended to test whether you were lying." Fiona raised her hand, and a dark arc of light appeared in her palm. "I just need to peel away your consciousness bit by bit and sort it out into information, and I'll know the whereabouts of the other Faceless Men."

"You... you're still looking for the Faceless Man..." Agu felt his heart slowly sink to the bottom. "So you don't care about the cause of your father's death."

Fiona's smile vanished.

"Because that's none of my concern. I already know perfectly well that my father was killed by the Faceless Men. I don't care who the murderer is; as long as I kill all the Faceless Men, I can avenge my father!"

Just as Fiona was about to press the dark arc of light in her hand into a magic circle on the ground, Agu quickly stopped her.

"Fiona, Nana! I really didn't kill your father!"

The sudden sound of "Nana" made Fiona stop in her tracks. She looked up, shocked and angry.

"Who told you to call me Nana? Do you think imitating my father's existence will make me let you go?" After saying that, Fiona pressed down the dark arc of light in her hand even faster.

The light in the room suddenly dimmed, and the world seemed to turn a dark yellow, like the oppressive atmosphere before a torrential downpour.

Agu felt a burst of fire suddenly rise from beneath his feet, and before he could react, he was suddenly ejected from the body container he was in.

As Agu's soul was revealed, dark arcs shot out from the centers of the surrounding magical arrays. These arcs crisscrossed in the air.

Agu didn't have time to say anything else and could only start dodging immediately.

However, the entire room, except for the area where Fiona was, was filled with dark curves.

Agu immediately recreated Fiona, but he wasn't fast enough. He was still trapped in a small space separated by multiple arcs, two meters away from Fiona.

He carefully avoided touching the curves and instead turned to Fiona.

Fiona showed him absolute hostility. Could this hostility be the same attitude the Stargate Council has towards Thor?

If Agu were facing someone else at this moment, he would have chosen to leave without hesitation, return to his diary, and inform Thor of the Stargate's conspiracy.

But before him stood Fiona, the daughter he had raised for ten years, the daughter he kept hidden in his heart even after his death, a daughter he had never mentioned to anyone.

Even if Fiona believes he is her father's killer, Agu does not want Fiona to become cannon fodder and a pawn in the conflict between Thor and Stargate.

After all, Thor has no feelings for Fiona.

We must think of another way!

Agu suddenly moved closer to the arc, looking at Fiona outside as if she were in a prison cell. "Nana, I think you've got something wrong. Only I call you Nana. Your real father has always called you Fini."

Fiona was taken aback, and the flow of magic in her hands slowed down.

"What Fini? I don't have that name," she said bitterly, not understanding what Agu was talking about.

Seeing Fiona's bewildered expression, Agu breathed a sigh of relief.

"I understand. I get it." A smile appeared on his face, a feeling of immense relief that made him want to both cry and laugh.

"Nana, your real father passed away unexpectedly when you were five years old. As for me, I was actually your father until you were fifteen."

Agu finally spoke up.

He had been afraid to say it because he didn't know how Fiona would view him after discovering that he was just a Faceless Man who had taken her father's place.

He couldn't imagine whether his daughter would deny those ten years of life experiences, or whether she would hate him and think he had ruined her life.

But now that he'd said it, Agu felt a sense of relief.

Now that he's said everything, all that's left is to wait for the trial.

Agu didn't explain much, but Fiona vaguely understood.

She finally understood why her memories were always contradictory. One moment she felt her father should be one way, and the next she felt he should be another.

So... she really did have two fathers!

And the father she thought was killed by the Faceless Man, the one she loved most, was actually a real Faceless Man all along!

The wonderful childhood that accompanied her throughout her life was not left to her by her father!

(End of this chapter)