Li Ya said, "I can help you. I know a magician who is skilled in this area."

"Then it's settled!"

Figuring out the experimental procedure wasn't difficult; with Miss Fat Sheep around, Loria could simply ask Korlich for help.

Just do it.

That afternoon, Loria arrived at Miss Fat Sheep's house to wait.

Kollridge returned in the evening and went straight to his underground laboratory to start his experiments without even eating dinner.

With the help of Miss Fat Sheep, Loria watched the whole thing and even asked Coleridge about the key points of the experiment.

Everything was going very smoothly, and Corrie even said that if anyone wanted to conduct experiments, they could simply borrow his equipment and materials.

Loria declined.

She was worried that these things had been tampered with, so it was better to prepare them herself.

After obtaining the answer, Loria took her leave and immediately went to find Liya. While Liya was contacting the magician, she secretly bought a batch of experimental materials.

Two hours later, the experiment began.

Loria, standing to the side, was breathing heavily, but the unexpected still happened.

The magician that Li Ya contacted followed the rules step by step, but after conducting two experiments, he still couldn't see the cat go into a state of frenzied self-harm. Each time, the cat died suddenly while receiving magic.

"The experimental method is very simple, and in theory there shouldn't be any problems. So, is the problem with the experimental materials?"

After some hesitation, Loria decided to give it a try herself.

With the help of the magician invited by Li Ya, she easily completed the entire experiment.

The results of this experiment were no different from before; it was still a failure.

"Is it because my heart isn't sincere enough that I can't see the miracle, or is there something wrong with this experiment from the start?"

Loria was naturally more inclined to believe the latter.

"The president said to present the facts, so these are the facts, aren't they?"

She immediately decided to conduct an experiment in front of Kohlridge.

The female knight is charging: 15. Magic Separation [Two-in-One]

When they met again, Kollrich looked as if he had just recovered from a serious illness; he was pale and unsteady on his feet.

This completely baffled Miss Fat Sheep.

She had never seen her father so weak. What was even more unbelievable was that her father, who usually had an almost obsessive requirement for proper etiquette, had even buttoned his coat wrong today.

“Mr. Kohlridge”.

Loria gestured for Miss Fat Sheep to calm down, then stepped forward to greet her.

Kollrich nodded listlessly. "I'm not feeling well. I'll go upstairs and rest for a bit. Yuki, you can take care of the guests."

Loria quickly stepped forward to stop Koorridge: "Mr. Koorridge, I'm here today to help you get some answers."

"Answer my questions?"

"You attended the Magic Exchange Association's regular meeting this afternoon, right? At the meeting, a mysterious woman demonstrated a very amazing experiment to you, recreating that experiment..."

Loria was interrupted before she could finish speaking.

"how do you know?"

A layer of frost covered Kollridge's face, and an invisible pressure came from all directions.

This did not frighten Loria; so far, everything was still under her control.

She began to tell the story she had just made up: "I have been tracking the treasurer for some time now, and during the investigation, I discovered that the treasurer has a secret relationship with a cult called the Cult of Madness and Indulgence, and the magical exchange association that Mr. Colridge attends is actually secretly run by the Cult of Madness and Indulgence."

Kollridge stared intently at Loria.

crazy, unrestrained...

These two words stirred his weary heart, and he felt as if he had missed something crucial.

He rallied his spirits, ceasing to ponder whether Loria was lying, and cut straight to the point: "What do you want from me?"

Loria said, "I just want to remind you not to be fooled by the Cult of Madness and Indulgence. They are a group of lunatics who would even harm themselves without any scruples."

Kohlrich remained noncommittal: "I have my own judgment."

Loria shook her head: "Have you considered what the consequences would be if your judgment were misled?"

"Ok?"

"Didn't that mysterious woman tell you that if you felt confused, you could go to her by following the instructions on the invitation she sent?"

"Yes."

"This is how I'm guiding you!"

Loria pretended to be profound, making up stories without batting an eye, which really fooled Kollridge.

"Talk is cheap," Coleridge said.

Loria snorted: "I know, that's why I'm going to demonstrate it for you. If you want to see the real thing, come with me. It won't take you too long, at most an hour. Anyway, you're in a daze right now and don't have much time to be clear-headed, so you might as well come with me."

Kollridge hesitated for a long time.

He looked at Loria, then at his daughter, and finally agreed.

Loria acted immediately, taking Korlich to the pre-prepared experimental site.

It was late at night, and the room was brightly lit. A group of people were gathered around, but Loria stood confidently in the middle.

"Next, I will repeat the experiment you did in front of you. Watch carefully and see if I have missed any key steps."

Kollridge really wanted to refuse.

He didn't want to look at the experimental results again.

The little cat carries the weight of the world's truth; the cat cannot bear this weight, nor can he.

But Loria's relaxed expression made him hold back.

As long as he is alive, he will have to face all of this, whether sooner or later makes little difference.

Compared to those who treat magical research as their life's work, he, with other concerns, has a stronger capacity to endure.

The experiment begins.

Kollridge stared intently at Loria.

He could tell that Loria's technique was crude, just mechanical imitation, but the experiment was very simple, and even if there were slight mistakes in the process, it would not affect the experimental results.

However, an unexpected event occurred.

"!"

Kollridge's eyes widened as he stared at the little white mouse lying in the glass case.

"How could he just collapse like that, so peacefully?"

This is completely different from the experimental results he obtained before.

He had questioned it, but no matter how he checked, he couldn't find anything wrong with the experiment.

"Loria must have made a mistake!"

Technique?

The technique was correct.

That means there's a problem with the experimental materials and the equipment used to inject magic.

"Let me check it."

Kollridge walked over, refusing to believe it.

"You can check it."

Unlike Koorridge, Loria was very relaxed at this moment, after all, she presented the facts.

Although she didn't know why things had turned out this way, she was victorious as long as her experimental results differed from Kollridge's.

Kohlrich checked it more than a dozen times, and the final conclusion left him speechless.

The materials are fine.

The equipment is also fine.

"I'll do it myself!"

He gritted his teeth and took matters into his own hands, and as a result, the mice involved in the experiment mutated.

Then he had Loria and Miss Fat Sheep do it again. Neither of the mice showed any mutations; instead, they died midway through the experiment.

After comparison, Kohlridge came to a conclusion that was hard for people to accept.

"If I had to pinpoint a problem, it would be me."

Where exactly is reality, and where is illusion?

Koorridge's mind grew increasingly muddled. At that moment, he desperately wished he were an ordinary person who knew nothing about magic. The less he knew, the less troubled he would be.

Loria hesitated and said, "Is it possible, I mean, possible, that the reason for this difference is that the magic injected into the mice is different?"

"Different magic? Wait a minute."

Kollridge was slightly taken aback.

He suddenly realized something.

"You, come with me to my laboratory now."

Kollridge hurried away, giving Loria and Miss Fat no chance to refute him.

The three arrived at the laboratory.

Korlridge took out three magical storage devices and collected the magical power from himself, Loria, and Miss Fat Sheep respectively.

Then he began to use the method he had just figured out a few days ago to separate the spirit from the magic. This process was extremely tedious and extremely energy-consuming.

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