Under Sock's close probing, the treasure on North's body, which was originally used to conceal the identity of the necromancer, has lost its original effect.

In the face of a high-level mage's direct exploration, the necromancer has no way to hide his true identity, even if he can deceive the Eye of Detection through the treasure, but he cannot pass this direct detection.

The moment his body was caught by Sock, North knew that it was not good, his identity might not be able to continue to hide, and his identity as a necromancer would be directly exposed in front of Sock.

Even so, at this time, North did not have the slightest idea of resisting on his own.

Just like in the original Potions competition, although North was extremely good at potions, he had to keep an eye on Rhodes on the side. Unlike the depth of potions, the dialogue between mages is largely based on the strength of the mages themselves.

After being caught by Sock, North didn't dare to make any resistance at all, in the face of such a powerful mage, even if North had already guessed in his heart that Sock in front of him might just be a mirror entity, and he didn't dare to have any abnormal movements, North knew that his attempt to struggle would only be useless.

In an instant, a lot of thoughts came to North's mind, and North didn't know which step he made in the process of the potions competition, which led to the exposure of his identity as a necromancer, and finally attracted Sock's personal investigation.

Due to the complete exposure of his identity, North vaguely realized that his participation in this Potions Competition might only end here, after all, the identity of a necromancer doomed him to be unable to participate in the Potions Competition with peace of mind like ordinary mages.

At this time, due to the despair in his heart, North could only let Sock grasp him and wait for Soke's punishment, whether it was being expelled from Bracada or even killing himself directly, North had no ability to resist.

To North's surprise, Thork didn't cast a spell directly on himself after the investigation was completed, but stood in place, as if thinking about something.

Although Thork detected the death energy in North's body and determined the identity of the Norse necromancer, Thork had a difficult time dealing with North's decision.

Soke obviously didn't expect that the mage he valued would have the identity of a necromancer. If it weren't for the hint of cowardice shown by North in front of him, Sock wouldn't even be able to spot this.

At this moment, even Soke's body, which was originally guiding the rematch, was also affected by this result, and his face sank, and the mage on the side didn't know what was happening, and thought that Soke was affected by the refining of potions in the field.

After discovering the identity of the Norse necromancer, Sock thought about many things for a while.

Sock clearly knew that North must have a treasure on his body that shielded the Eye of Detection for exploration, and could hide his level of spiritualism, otherwise he would have discovered his identity as a necromancer when he first noticed him. And this kind of treasure is not something that ordinary necromancers can have.

Compared to the average mage, Thork is more able to observe the anomalies that exist in potions competitions.

Long before the opening of the academy event, Sock noticed all kinds of anomalies in this academy event, but at that time, Sock did not think deeply about what these anomalies represented because he was focused on the holding of the academy event.

Now, Sock is also vaguely aware of the possible problems behind this Potions competition, but for Sock, these problems seem insignificant, even if he really wants to deal with these problems, it will not be Sock himself who is responsible for dealing with them.

In his heart, Sock still thinks about how to use this potions competition to achieve his own goals, even if it is through the problems that arise, Sock hopes to achieve this.

Looking at the nervous North in front of him, Soke also made a decision in his heart.

Sock took out a spatial ring and handed it to North on the side.

Although it only exists in the form of a mirror image, Soke made a lot of preparations before looking for North, and this spatial ring is the preparation that Sock made at the beginning.

Seeing that the expected punishment had not been achieved for a long time, North was worried, but realized that Sock handed over the space ring, although North was stunned, he still subconsciously reached out and took it.

When North took the space ring, Sock's words also reached North's ears.

"Necromancer, I don't care what your purpose is in this potions competition, but you've proven your prowess in potions."

"But, with your level of potions, you still can't beat the mages in the top spell academies. You won't be able to win the final of the Potions competition, but you will still be able to get a higher place. ”

"I appreciate the courage you have shown to come here and participate in this Potions competition, and your attainment in potions, which is obviously admirable enough for a necromancer to be able to do this."

"I'm willing to support you in the next Potions competition, I can provide you with the materials you need for the finals, all you need to do is set your sights on this Potions competition."

With that, Sock looked at North on the side, waiting for his response.

Hearing the conditions proposed by Sock, North couldn't believe it for a while. What North didn't expect was that instead of bringing the expulsion he thought he would suffer, he received support from the refining materials.

The change of events did not make North lose his mind, and North quickly realized that Soke's decision must have its own purpose.

For a high-level mage, it is difficult for their minds to be changed by others, and what these mages believe in is only their own existence.

In a way, the mage's firmness of will should be the closest to the existence of a hero. Even if many top mages don't have a hero template, they won't be too far behind the hero in the direct battle of wills.

For North at this time, since Sock was willing to support him and let him continue to participate in this potions competition, North naturally would not refuse.

North could guess that, in the same way as the Spiritual Society, Thork also wanted to use himself to achieve his own goals in this potions competition.

However, there is no conflict in purpose for North, on the contrary, with the support of Sock, North is also confident enough to achieve a higher ranking in the final.