Nowhere in the books he had read was there any mention of this perfect anthropomorphic form, which remained in its original form until after death, and that the wound would emit a foul odor after death.

And even the witcher who has studied the non-human species most thoroughly has no clue, which is enough to show that this existence is very likely to be a fictional creature in the illusion, so if you find the main messenger who manipulates the shapeshifter, you may find a way to solve the illusion.

Who will it be?

The most likely two are either the shapeshifters, as Mayor Roosevelt said, were the means by which Sagisan sent to frame the town hall, or the argument was just an excuse for the obscuration of the people's ears, and Roosevelt was behind the claim.

In any case, he had to try to verify his guesses, Roosevelt had not met, but Sagisan had met him, and the investigation naturally began with people he knew, and he wanted to see how Sagisan would react to it.

However, there was a premise that he had to go until where Sajisan was, and that he had been led the way when they had met him the last time, and although he could barely remember the general route, it was so dark in the underground sewers that there were so many branches that he really didn't have the confidence to go to the empty hall that had been.

........................

There was a glimmer of light on Devany's fingertips, like sparks blooming when the firewood of a campfire crackled, only a tiny one, quite inconspicuous.

"This is a beacon I made from memory, and you should be able to find Sagisan by following this spark. Devany said.

Hodge looked at Mars, whose fingertips trembled slightly, and thought to herself that this should be a tracking method similar to the bloodstained reagent, but it seemed to be much more convenient than the bloodstained reagent, and only needed to remember the impression of the person who was tracking, and it could be used.

I think it was because of this witchcraft that Daphne was able to find herself living in a small village in the north.

"Don't you really need me with you?" Daphne looked at him with wide eyes, her eyelids blinking a few times unconsciously.

"No need, it's easy to expose a lot of people, and there shouldn't be an accident, even if it does, I have the ability to run away. ”

"Okay. ”

After saying goodbye to Daphne, Hodge walked out of the hotel door alone, staring at the faint sparks floating in his field of vision, and quietly followed.

After wandering the streets of Downwind Harbor a few times, he noticed that Sagisan's location did not appear to be in the underground waterway, and that he should have reached the surface.

This puzzled him a little, it stands to reason that a person like Sajisan, who was listed as the number one target by the city hall, was much safer and more reliable depending on the complex lines of the sewers, and there was no need to risk coming to the ground, at least until the power of the town hall was not weakened.

What was there to risk him?

Another corner, the spark popped out, meaning that the target had been found, and Hodge immediately paused, pressed his back against the stone wall, and carefully shifted his steps, looking sideways into the alley.

By the faint light, Hodge could barely make out that it was a man and a woman, waving his arms or stomping his feet from time to time, and there was a heated conversation in the air, it should be that the two were arguing about something.

"What the hell are you thinking, why do you suddenly want to see me, in such a dangerous place!" said the woman, stamping her foot, very angry.

The voice......

Hodge felt familiar.

"I'm doing this for you, believe me, the farther away from that person the better, you have no idea what kind of demon he is. ”

The man's voice Hodge was instantly recognizable.

It's Sajisan.

"You're the devil! Look what you've done? Stir up a rebellion in the Haven and create a conflict for my own good? Do you know that several slave riots are about to break through the iron gates of the town hall, and if they do attack you, don't you know what will happen to me?"

"No, I'm not going to let them do that, Tina, trust me. ”

Hodge was a little surprised, and he said that he felt that the woman's figure and voice were somewhat familiar, and it was actually the mayor's wife, the lady Tina.

Sagisan took the risk to show his head just to meet his daughter?

"Let it go!" Tina broke free of Sagisan and said in a fierce voice, "Ever since you had that disease, it has become more and more abnormal, father, this is the last time I call you that, can you tell me what happened." ”

"Sick?"

Sagisan smiled: "That kind of thing can no longer threaten me, remember when I was a child and told you the legend of the black hexagon? ”

"You're crazy...... Tina's voice was full of disappointment.

"Tina, why don't you even understand me?"

"Look at what you look like now, look!"

Tina was utterly roaring, "I can't even believe you're my father anymore." ”

"Tina......

"Enough! Don't say any more, I'm getting out of here, don't look for me again. ”

Da-da-da-da.

Tina turned around and walked quickly out of the alley, the alley was so short that Hodge confirmed that the two didn't even have a chance to dodge after the conversation ended, and ran straight into Tina, who walked out.

He tugged at the corners of his lips.

"It's you. ”

Tina recognized him, and did not shout, but sighed lonely, and said to him, "You are standing here, you have heard the conversation just now." ”

Hodge didn't say anything.

Tina shook her head and smiled, "So, do you have time to talk to me?"

Hodge hesitated for a moment, then nodded in agreement.

As she turned sideways, the light reflected on Tina's cheeks, revealing a thin line that shimmered from her eyelids to her chin.

Did she just cry?

........................

"Ridiculous, isn't it?"

Tina said self-deprecatingly.

They arrived at Wina's hotel, and in fact there were very few open shops in the whole of Downwind, thankfully no one else was there, and he could safely take Tina's words about Sagisan without being disturbed.

Goo.

Tina picked up the glass in her hand and drank the yellowish and somewhat clear ale in one gulp, and a few traces of it slid down the corners of her lips and fell onto the beautiful neck line that she raised up.

Perhaps because of the ale, Tina's eyes were hazy and flushed, and she couldn't wait for Hodge to ask.

"Yesterday I told you, 'Sajisan's an old bastard,' and today I met with that old bastard, and I was a little worried that he was being caught by the people at the town hall, why do you think that? Why do I have such a strange idea?"

"But that's okay, I'm ...... Belch...... Woman, it should be normal. ”