Miss Witch's Speed ​​Run Manual

As Charles listened to the other person's words, he couldn't help but admire him.

The girl in front of him was really generous, as she was able to analyze the pros and cons so calmly in such a situation. Her lack of resistance really made Charles less wary.

"Are you a transcendent?" Charles asked.

"No," Avina replied, "but strictly speaking, after going through the recurrence ritual a few more times and drinking the potion, I will be."

"Then how dare you knock on my door?" Ciel asked in confusion. "You knew you were going to face a transcendent."

"The four dead outside were people whose deaths were not worth regretting. Judging from the way she killed and framed people, Miss Charles didn't kill many people."

Avina paused for a moment and continued, "Besides, no criminal who wants to hide himself would choose to commit a crime at his doorstep. Considering what was recorded in the other party's diary, I am more inclined to believe that this was a defensive counterattack out of necessity."

"Considering this, I don't think there's any danger in going directly to the murderer."

Avina was outside just now and only investigated for less than ten minutes, right?

This analysis is almost right.

"Since you have guessed it so accurately, why did you still risk knocking on the door?" asked Charles. This was a point that puzzled her.

"Because I want to confirm my reasoning," Avina's dark purple eyes, which had been calm until now, finally flashed with interest. "Besides, I'm very curious."

"I'm very curious about what happened to Miss Ciel that made her risk being exposed and kill these four people. What is the truth? If there is a grudge, there is obviously a safer and risk-free solution."

Avina spoke non-stop. She seemed to notice Charles' silence and, ignoring the fact that she was still being held down, she spoke directly, "I can promise not to tell anyone after I hear this. I'll close this case as a gang vendetta when I get back."

Avina blinked and looked at Charles expectantly.

Curious about the truth behind this...Is that why you ran to the "murderer's" house alone?

You're invincible, kid.

For a moment, Charles didn't know what words to use to describe the overly curious girl in front of him.

"How can you guarantee that you won't break your promise after you leave?" Charles shook his head, obviously not believing the girl's promise.

"We can sign an order contract and sign the contract under the witness of the Eye of Order." Avina said quickly.

"Contract of Order?" Charles was a little confused.

Although Ciel has become a superhuman, she is still a complete newbie and doesn't know much about other superhuman terms. At this moment, she is completely confused by the term "Order Contract".

"You don't know?" Avina blinked, as if surprised that Charles didn't know this word.

In Avina's opinion, Charles was already a powerful extraordinary person. She had at least experienced a complete reappearance ceremony and successfully digested the potion. At least someone taught her, or she had obtained some formula and inheritance. She would not know such basic knowledge.

What Avina didn't know was that it took Charles no more than twelve hours from the time he came into contact with the supernatural to the time he became a supernatural.

She grew increasingly curious about Ciel, but she patiently explained, "The Order Contract allows both parties to sign a mutually agreed contract under the witness of the Eye of Order. Once the contract takes effect, the party that breaches the contract will be punished by the Eye of Order. This is something that all transcendents can use. If you remember the prayer, you can also draft a contract."

Perhaps fearing that Ciel didn't understand, she added, "The Eye of Order is the concrete emblem of the 'Absolute Order' that the Order Association believes in. You can think of it as... a seal?"

"Let me see." Charles released Avina's neck and stood up from her.

Avina also stood up, and Charles's shadow was right behind her. If she made any rash moves, the shadow would instantly break her neck.

"Can you give me a piece of paper and a pen?" Avina walked to the dining table and sat down directly, turning her head to look at Charles, as if she didn't mind at all that she had been ridden just now.

Charles took out a pen and a piece of paper torn from a notebook and handed it to Avina.

Avina took the paper and pen and began to write quickly on it.

Her handwriting was beautiful and elegant, similar to the handwriting of the noble ladies that Charles had seen in college. Soon, a drafted agreement was handed to Charles.

Charles took a quick glance and understood the contents clearly.

It's probably something like a contract.

Written on it are the names of the contractors and the rules they need to abide by.

For example, Avina's copy stated that she must not reveal Charles' identity in any form and must abide by all the secrets that Charles said.

On Charles' side, it was a brief statement that Avina must not be killed in any way.

Ciel's brows furrowed slightly.

"Change it to harm, and add 'provided their lives are not threatened'." Ciel pointed at the word kill and said.

"Okay." Avina agreed readily and changed the terms of the contract directly.

She seemed to know that Ciel would not kill her, so she was not too worried about changing the terms of the contract.

After thinking for a moment, Ciel pointed to the contract and continued, "Add another clause: You cannot harbor any hostility or negative emotions towards Ciel."

"Uh..." After a little hesitation, Avina's desire for the truth was still stronger, so she nodded and added this sentence.

Ciel looked at the contract in his hand and nodded slightly.

Any secrets spoken by Charles must be kept, and no hostility towards Charles should be harbored.

In this way, if this contract can really be established, then Charles will not have to worry about Avina betraying him.

But this contract...

An idea suddenly emerged in Charles' mind.

In reality, can this contract be redeemed through the system mall?

After redeeming it, will it still be effective?

Chapter 24: It will be of great use in the future

"Great Eye of Order, Guardian of the Light of Righteousness,

With your infinite wisdom and just power,

Maintaining the balance and harmony of this world..."

"...Today, with reverence and awe,

Under your witness, I sign this sacred contract..."

"...witness our vows,

Protect our promises,

May we never stray from the right path in your light..."

After reciting the prayer for nearly half a minute, the ordinary piece of paper with the contract written on it in front of him began to emit a little blue light.

Just like it was engraved on paper, a blue eye, very much like a hieroglyph, was etched on the top of the contract by blue light, as if an eye was always watching the text below.

"Please put your hand on it with me, Miss Charles." Avina placed her right hand above the eye.

Charles also stretched out his right hand and placed it next to Avina's hand. The blue light suddenly went out, and the texture of the paper used for the contract began to change. It became rough, like several layers of wrinkled paper stacked together.

"It's done." Avina withdrew her right hand and turned to look at Charles. "Can you tell me now, Miss Charles?"

"Can I keep this paper?" Charles pointed at the contract on the table and said.

"Of course, we can't break this contract. If any external force destroys the contract, I will also receive a warning." Avina nodded and watched Charles put away the contract.

After putting away the contract, Ciel looked at Avina and said, "I can tell you the truth, and I also ask you to answer some of my questions...mainly about supernatural powers."

"Of course." Avina nodded, turned her body towards Charles, put her hands on her thighs, and looked like she was listening attentively and waiting to hear what he said.

Next, Charles briefly told Avina about Du Wen's defection, Thomas's conspiracy and the Blackwater Party who were in cahoots with him, as well as the nesting doll sacrifice plan that had been planned for half a year.

Avina listened very attentively. When some details matched her guesses, she would lean forward involuntarily. From her raised toes, it could be seen that she was listening with great pleasure.

"Oh my God... This is enough to write a knight novel." After listening, Avina took a deep breath and asked curiously, "How did Miss Ciel find out? Don't they know you are a superhuman? Are you fishing?"

"That's another story." Charles didn't intend to say more. She only agreed to tell Avina about her grudges with those people.

Apparently, Avina was not satisfied with what she had heard. She could vaguely feel that Charles's investigation process should be the most exciting, which might be related to her reappearance ritual.

It is even possible that this sacrifice is a three-layer nesting doll, and in the end all the people become Charles's wedding dress, while the others become sacrificial materials in Charles's reappearance ceremony.

If that was indeed the case, she was even more curious about the details.

Although Avina's face showed no expression, she felt like there were ants crawling in her heart. It was like the knight novel she was following had a chapter break at the end, and the author announced that he would stop writing.

"It's my turn to ask." After thinking for a moment, Charles asked, "Which church are you from?"

"Me? I'm not affiliated with any church." Avina shook her head, mentally trying to figure out how to get Ciel to reveal more. "In Burren City, for example, there are many supernatural organizations operating openly. The big ones are the Cult of Kosmos, the Mystic Society, and Deton Manor, and there are even more smaller organizations hiding in the shadows."

"Do they all believe in different gods?" Charles asked curiously.

"Some organizations are united by faith in gods, while others are united by adherence to the laws of the path. But in the final analysis, whether it is the church or other organizations, they are only acting strictly in accordance with the principles of different paths." Avina spoke, resolving a doubt that had been lingering in Charles' mind for a long time.

It is true that one can gain power without believing in gods. I am a good example. It seems that my example is not special.

Avina glanced at the old clock hanging on the wall, then looked at Charles and said, "There are still thirty minutes left. If I don't go back, my family will come looking for me."

Ciel originally wanted to ask more about the information of those supernatural organizations and how to obtain the potion formula, but after thinking about it, she changed the direction of her questions.

If there was only half an hour left, she would have to ask something that would be more helpful to her at the moment.

"Like this murder, if I don't want to be discovered by any supernatural organization, what should I do?" Charles asked directly.

"Who do you want to kill?" Avina was very curious about where Charles got so many enemies.

Of course, she didn't know that the people Charles wanted to kill were just the same group of people.

"If you still have enemies, it depends on their identities."

Avina thought for a moment and said, "If it's gangsters like the Blackwater Gang, your previous method is fine. The police will just hastily close the case when they see their identities and won't bother to intervene."

"The mistake you made this time was leaving behind traces of something extraordinary at the scene that even ordinary people could see. This led the police to report it to the investigation department. If you had taken all the notes and other things, they would have simply closed the case as a vendetta."

Ciel nodded and took note of it in his mind.

"Of course, if you just want to kill some gangsters, you don't have to do anything," Avina finally revealed her plan. "You can come to me. I have many ways to make them disappear - provided you exchange your own story for it."

"Of course, you have a free chance, because I just got a spiritual material that I needed, and you didn't take it."

"Where can I find you?" Charles asked.

"Um... the investigation department of the Burren City Police Station, or 15 Jazz Bridge in the West District." Avina took out an exquisite silver-white badge from the inside of her police cloak and handed it to Charles. "Give it to the guard at the door and tell him you are looking for Avina."

"Okay." Charles nodded and took the emblem made of unknown flowers handed to him by Avina.

After Charles asked some more basic questions about the supernatural, the time was soon up, and Avina got up and said goodbye and left Charles' house.

Shortly after she left, the police officers outside began to clear the area. The four bodies were quickly dragged away and the isolation net was removed. Soon, even the bloodstains disappeared under the washing of rain.

And Charles looked at the silver-white emblem and contract in his hand and nodded slightly.

Stay a little longer and see if the contract is really valid.

This simulation not only gained a lot of knowledge about the extraordinary, but also taught me how to kill people without attracting the attention of the extraordinary, and I got to know a young lady who seemed to have an extraordinary background.

This emblem can definitely be purchased in the store.

I just don't know if this contract will still be effective after it is exchanged into reality.

If there is, bring it back to reality, the contract will take effect, and Ciel will have an extra helper who will never betray him.

She would never tell my secrets and would never feel hostility or negativity towards me.

In other words, no matter what Ciel does to her, her favorability will increase...

Ciel placed the contract in his arms.

This contract might be of great use in the future.

Chapter 25: The rest of the time...making money!

(PS: I was a bit confused last night because I wrote this too late, and I created a small bug. I have fixed it now and set a time limit for the Eye of Order contract.)

The next day, No. 44, Nanbeishi Street, Zhongtaxiang District.

Charles woke up in the early morning and stretched.

This was the first time she slept a whole night in a simulation. When she woke up, she was a little confused about whether it was reality or the future. It was not until she saw her curly hair in the mirror while washing up that she came to her senses.

After all, everything in the simulation is too real, it's like another parallel world.

She glanced at the time. It was ten o'clock in the morning. This was the longest time she had ever slept. The sound of the dripping rain seemed to help her sleep.

I opened the curtains slightly and looked out the window. The streets were as bustling as usual, with horse-drawn carriages and carts carrying goods coming and going. A few dirty children were running and playing outside, pushing wire rings with sticks.

The fact that he could sleep for so long was very telling. The Order Contract was very effective. Avina kept her promise and did not cause trouble for him.