A Wizard's Survival Guide to the 20th Century

"I'm from Florida." Jack Gill wiped away his tears and said, "As you know, the people here are more humorous...or full of interest in life and like to do new things."

"So?" Levi took the interrogation notebook and clicked.

It was now half an hour later, and the team had not yet returned to St. Francis, so Jack was being interrogated not in a typical interrogation room, but in a room in the Hamilton's fourth-floor suite.

Jack's words were so blocked that it took him a few seconds to collect his words.

"My father was a pilot. He was the most popular man in our town from as early as I can remember."

"He would fly a plane over the town every afternoon and give flying demonstrations to everyone. The most famous one was to draw a cow with its wake at a height of 10,000 feet, and another one dozens of kilometers away. You can see it all over town.”

"But I am the opposite of him. My neighbors in the town always think of me as a boring kid." Jack continued.

"I have felt their discrimination since I was a child. No child wanted to play with me. Even their parents told them to stay away from me..."

"And I have always wanted to be like my father. Not only is I popular, I also want to be a celebrity and everyone must respect me!"

Jack became more and more excited as he spoke: "My father once said that only those who dare to do it can succeed. So I left Florida and went to San Francisco."

"At the beginning, I was full of ambitions. I wanted to be a novelist or an actor, but unfortunately no one wanted me. Later I became an ordinary water company employee, and then... you know what happened next. Already..."

"So?" Levi's expression remained unchanged and he asked.

"Huh?" Jack was stunned.

"Is this your miserable childhood?" Levi shook his head subtly, "You don't think we're here to ask you this, do you?"

"How did you get your 'superpowers'?"

Jack looked like he was crying: "I don't know, I really don't know."

"I just go to work honestly, collecting water bills door to door, and promoting the latest water bill packages. I don't know why I got the ability to make wishes..."

Levi didn't speak, leaning back on the chair, his thoughts sinking.

Unlike Charlie, Charlie clearly remembers how he awakened.

However, when he said that he had forgotten what he looked like when he woke up, Field and the others did not doubt it. Does it seem that it varies from person to person?

"Then why are you using your ability to cause all this trouble?" Levi knocked on the table and changed the topic.

Jack hesitated for a moment, then slowly said: "In order to become famous..."

"Okay, okay, this is what you want to be famous for, then you have succeeded, Mr. Jinshan Drug Tyrant." Levi smiled, "Your father can at least bring a little joy to your town, and you, you What is the use?"

"So you want to connect the sewer to the domestic water pipe in a wicked way? Or destroy the food? Or put Coke in the fire truck?"

"Are you so public just to do these things? Do pranks all day long like a child? Are you a little boy who pulls girls' pigtails? Your ultimate goal is to make yourself famous?"

Jack lowered his head: "Yes..."

And Levi's eyes continued to stare at him sharply, which made Jack almost afraid to look at him.

Finally, Levi breathed a sigh of relief and softened his tone.

He has now completely confirmed that the person in front of him is just a psychological underage who likes to make pranks to attract others' attention.

"If you had never hurt ordinary people, I would never have saved you just now." Levi paused for a while and said.

"After all, don't you want to be as popular as your father? I'm curious why you do these things. Do you think the citizens of Jinshan City would like to wash their faces with some golden juice first in the morning?"

Jack looked at the table and said frustratedly: "Because I need the wishing coin, and you know, if I don't do these things, I won't get it."

"Wrong, this is just your wild imagination." Levi shook his head, "You don't know that your ability only requires enough social influence, which does not distinguish between good and bad, just like the reputation system in the game …”

At this time, Levi suddenly remembered that there were no video games at this time, so he changed his words: "Just like being famous can be a good reputation, or it can be infamous."

"And you just don't want to do something laborious and thankless. Am I right?"

Jack was silent for a moment and nodded.

Indeed, he also tried to do some good deeds, but the returns were extremely low, and it often took a long time to get a wishing coin.

Levi put down his notebook and sighed.

"Maybe I shouldn't say it to you, but... you should remember what you wanted to do in the first place."

"Some people are like this. They clearly have something they want to do in their hearts, but they forget it bit by bit for the sake of small favors in life."

"The good news is that at least you didn't commit a more serious crime." Levi closed the book and stood up, ending the interrogation. "That's it, just wait for us to take you to where you should go."

Jack then raised his head and asked uneasily: "What will happen to me next?"

"Then it depends on whether you want to end your life like a boring farce." Levi shook his head, opened the door and walked out of the room.

……

The rest of the team went to deal with the aftermath, but Reese and Levi stayed to watch over Jack. After seeing Levi come out, Reese asked how the situation was.

"Very good, I didn't ask anything." Levi nodded.

The best situation is to not ask anything. The more things a wizard knows, the more dangerous he is and the more he is used to fighting. Guys as silly as Jack are rare.

I don’t know how he survived.

"It seems that he is a perfect wizard with a pure heart." Reese said, "and he is not a strong threat, and his abilities are very rare. If he is willing, the headquarters is likely to absorb him into the BOI. And he only needs to compensate for part of the damage he himself caused property damage, and even the parole period may be skipped.”

When most wizards join BOI, they have performed meritorious service. Although they can gain a certain degree of freedom at this time, they still need to accept a certain degree of restrictions and are not allowed to leave the group's headquarters, such as Levi and Martha.

Jack Gill's behavior can hardly be said to be a crime. At most, it caused civil losses to others.

But generally speaking, I don’t care about this BOI.