The Villain Only Wants To Live a Buddhist Life

    Cameron Masefield is a very low-key person, from the first to the fourth grade seldom appeared on the public duel stage.

    But he is so good that even so, he gradually accumulates fame.

    If he can successfully graduate from Saint Marian's College, he will probably become a research magister.

    Of course, this is actually not so consistent with his status as a knight academy.

    But Cameron Masefield’s courage is likely to be manifested in other conveniences, such as... research?

    After he picked up a book that he didn't know who wrote it, he could cultivate the demons according to the content of the book, and he was really courageous.

    The professors looked at each other after listening.

    But Professor Kazel suddenly asked: "So, what about the book?"

    Duck suddenly realized something, and looked at Cameron Masefield with a slightly weird look.

    Immediately afterwards, he heard Cameron Masefield lower his head and say, "It's gone."

    "It's gone? Can a book grow wings or not?" Professor Lili joked with her face held up.

    Cameron Masefield's face is earthy.

    Although he didn't want to believe it himself, the book he found inexplicably disappeared.

    And he didn't actually get any real benefits from it.

    Professor Kazel shook his head and sighed: "Not only did he fly away, but he did not produce any results at all. That [Brain Demon] was not cultivated by him."

    Professor Lili's eyes lit up, and she immediately clapped her hands and said: "Understood, chicken fly eggs!"

    Cameron Masefield's head dropped lower.

    Professor Silver frowned and said: "It wasn't he cultivated, so what is he regretting? Regret that the book ran away because he hadn't researched it yet?"

    Professor Kazel looked at Cameron and said, "Then ask him himself."

    Cameron Masefield almost buried his head under the stool.

    But to be honest, he did have this idea...

    ...

    Under the gaze of Professor Silver, Cameron Masefield bit the bullet and said: "In fact, my experiment ended without a problem after only half a month. Most of the knowledge gained in the book disappeared with the disappearance of the book, and even the content transcribed in the notebook lost its core. The same is true for the research on [Brain Demon]."

    "But I thought it would not reappear if it disappeared, but I never thought that after more than two months, [Brain Demon] was actually cultivated, and It hurt Senior Fern Morse."

    "I didn't report this to the professors in the first time, I'm really sorry!"

    ...

    Professor Silver is slightly displeased: "You did not do this, and you did not write the book. Why is it necessary to apologize? Why don't you think about the book from Where did it come from, and where did it most likely go? Besides, doesn’t it have a title?"

    Cameron Masefield groaned slightly, shook his head and said, "I don't remember."

    Professor Silver frowned and said: "Even the memory related to the title of the book disappeared with the disappearance of the book? Is there any information you can remember that can be traced back to it? "

    Cameron Masefield thought carefully, his eyes lit up after a while, and said: "I remember, it is not printed! It should be handwritten!"

    Professor Silver and Professor Kazel looked at each other and said in a low voice: "Very well, your information is very important. Can you infer the writing time of that book in detail? Maybe? What are the special features of its handwriting and font?"

    Cameron Masefield curled his eyebrows for a while, but shook his head: "Although it looks like a modern style, it may also be set up in this way. Everyone sees the most familiar text. ."

    Professor Silver nodded slightly and said: "Since it can erase the key of its own existence, it must have extraordinary power. Perhaps it is a certain kind of creature itself."

    Speaking of this, her eyes flickered slightly, and she thought of a special kind of demons—[Book Eating Demon]!

    [Book Eating Demon] feeds on books. If the book eaten is the only orphan or source in the world, then the unique knowledge can be copied, copied, thinking, etc. Erase it completely.

    The income is exactly the same as the book Cameron Masefield said!

    ...

    The interrogation continued for about fifteen minutes before Professor Silver told Cameron Masefield not to disclose the information, and then let him go.

    The professors looked at each other and discussed.

    Professor Silver said in a deep voice: "That book is [Book Eating Demon], or it is very likely to be made of [Book Eating Demon] skin."

    Professor Kazel said: "But like [Mind Demon] and [Brain Fluid Demon], [Book Eating Demon] is theoretically extinct."

    Professor Silver said: “Since the writer even knows the method of cultivating [Brain Demon], it’s not surprising that a new [Book Eating Demon] can be cultivated."

    Duck put down his pen and said to the notebook: "Then I will summarize a bit. From the known information, Cameron Masefield was in love at the beginning of school on September 3 The book was picked up by a window near the bridge. At that time, he stayed in place for a while, but he did not wait for the owner, so he temporarily brought the book back to the dormitory, and prepared to give it to the professor after the next day of school. "

    "But after bringing the book back, he opened it in idle time, and was fascinated by it. Here we can think that the book has a special attraction and can induce People go to see... But considering Cameron Masefield's mental strength is extremely high, the probability of him being tempted is very low, perhaps just simply attracted by the content of the book."

    "As he said himself, he wants to use this to study the targeted formation of the demon species."

    "But his experimental research has only just begun, and he hasn't even tried to cultivate the [Brain Fluid Demon], and the book suddenly disappeared."

    "Although he did not explain, he must have tried to find it, and the final result can be imagined."

    "Also, the book disappeared on September 18."

    "Fifteen days have passed since he picked up the book."

    "Here we can think of fifteen days as a special number."

    "If that book has its own intelligence and disappears on its own, it may have a 15-day study period."

    "And Cameron Masefield lost the election during this 15-day inspection period."

    ...

    Duck paused for a while and took a sip of tea.

    The three professors showed interest in his last statement about the "exploration period".

    Duck puts down his teacup and continues: "Cameron Masefield has mastered extremely high-end spiritual magic. This is what sets him apart from others. If you don’t put everything down to nothingness The fate of him, then that book will select him at the beginning, and it is highly likely because of this."

    "But I personally think that the book will eventually choose to abandon him, but it is also because of this."

    "He protected his own spirit so tightly that he could not start the book, control it, or induce thinking, so he had to choose after the expiration of 15 days give up."

    "If the book possesses normal thinking and logic, then it will learn from a failure, and it should choose people who are not that strong in spirit and will."

    "That is downward compatibility."

    "This may not be a good thing for us, because the range of options has become wider."

    "Further, if it forms a complete control over the thinking of the second target, relying on the characteristics of [Book Eating Monster], it can at least partially edit the target memory."

    "This will lead to the results, I think everyone can foresee."

    ...

    There was a slight silence in the field.

    Professor Silver said: "In other words, the investigation system established by mind reading may not have the expected effect."

    "Same as I thought." Professor Cazer nodded slightly, "Mind-reading is not a panacea, and there are countless ways to avoid it. Once exposed, it will fail."

    Professor Lily suddenly exclaimed: "But didn't we use this to find Cameron Masefield?"

    "This is of course an unexpected joy." Duck said, "There are also Spike Leon and Witte Gould. Without this investigation, it would be difficult to find the hidden dangers in their hearts. ."

    "Don't forget, there is one last key person who has not been reviewed." Professor Kazel reminded.

    Fifth grade Andrew Morton, a rare [witch]!

    ...

    "The strength of the spirit and will cannot be used to measure the level. Since that book records the cultivation of special demons, the purpose must be related to it. It is. What is needed should be a person with a high level but not outstanding spiritual will."

    "From Cameron Masefield's abandonment to Fern Morse's brain being implanted with [Cerevil]."

    "That is from September 15th to September 28th."

    "Only thirteen days have passed during this period."

    "Able to complete the research that Cameron Masefield failed to complete in fifteen days within 13 days, and successfully bred at least one [Brain Demon], which is the second The person who chooses this time must have a very high level."

    "And Andrew Morton is professional in this area."

    The professors discussed for a while and reached a consensus.

    Professor Silver summoned Andrew Morton in.

    ...

    Andrew Morton is tall and muscular, and looks like a bodyguard thug at first glance, but he is a careful wizard.

    Because the memory of the person being investigated is likely to be pre-considered by some editing, Professor Kazel has been more attentive in this investigation.

    But Andrew Morton behaved without problems.

    The reason why he hides his [Witcher] identity is also surprisingly common-just because of habit.

    His parents are both 【Wizards】, but they are only half-tone rookie wizards.

    Although they were lucky to have obtained the [Witcher's Inheritance], their talents are really ordinary, and at most they can cook some weird plasters.

    They sell money with plasters.

    But because of the long-term research and the unwashable odor and messy external image, they are not popular. Only those who are troubled by poverty will force their dislike to come and buy them Of plasters.

    Andrew Morton grew up in this environment.

    So he innately felt that [Witcher] was a profession that couldn't make it to the stage.

    Don't look at him as a big guy on the surface, but he has a deep sense of inferiority in his heart.

    "Andrew Morton, can I understand that you look down on your parents?"

    Professor Silver’s question is directed at the soul.

    Andrew Morton was stunned, and then his face flushed quickly, and he was too ashamed to restrain himself.

    "Professionals are not distinguished from high or low." Professor Kazel said in a more gentle tone, "Moreover, [Wizard] is never a career that should be cast aside. When [medicine] does not form a system, save The one with the most lives is [Witcher]. You are already in the fifth grade. Haven't you seen "The Witcher Chronicle"?"

    Andrew Morton left in shame, but his spine seemed to be straighter.

    "Is it him?" Duck asked when he left.

    But Professor Cazer shook his head and said: "He is very principled."

    [Wizard] is disliked by people, of course, not entirely because of external image problems, there are a lot of evil formulas in [Wizard]’s prescriptions.

    But Andrew Morton never touches those things, which requires strong principles and will as support.

    He is not someone who can be easily fooled.

    ...

    "Not only must they have high water quality, but they must also not have strong will. How do you find such a person?"

    Dak could not help but ponder.

    At first he thought there would be more such people, but now it seems that there may not be many.

    If you can search with this condition, you may be able to limit the scope of the investigation to a very small circle.

    Before this, the significance of continuing to investigate is actually not great.

    But the embarrassing point is that it would be inappropriate if you don’t continue the investigation.

    After all, it is impossible to determine whether [the cultivator] really has the memory of being edited.

    The above guesses are all inferences based on limited information, rather than conclusive arguments.

    So Professor Dark and Kazel can't stop yet.

    "Go ahead." Professor Cazer rubbed his eyebrows, and then said again, "But this time, we can speed up."

    Dark nodded and summoned the [Goddess of the Heart and Eyes] who had no self-consciousness, and ordered him to follow the instructions of Professor Silver.

    As a result, the points of investigation have changed from two to three.

    Although the rigor may be worse, it is not much worse.

    After a certain amount of pre-information, they began to speed up.

    ...

    At six o'clock in the morning on November 22, the investigation of all the students in the four branches of the sixth grade was finally over.

    They have indeed obtained more information from it, but they have not been able to capture the [cultivator].

    St. Marian's College returned to calm.

    Dark Dimon sipped his teacup and suggested in a slightly troubled atmosphere:

    "I have an idea."

    "Perhaps we can make flower cards popular again?"

    ...

    ...

    【Good morning, good night! 】