A Different World That Started as a Slave

The fire broke out, and the fire was still burning.

"Arrange a few people to seal off this place. Don't let anyone in without my order."

"Check the people patrolling around here tonight, and let everyone think carefully, have you met anyone with strange behavior tonight?"

After walking out of the burned house, the instructor ordered the subordinates who stayed outside with a serious expression.

The subordinate took the order, and just as he was about to execute the order, the instructor stopped him again.

"Wait... check those who participated in the training to see if there are any suspicious ones?"

The instructor pondered for a moment and gave another order.

Although he felt that it was impossible for those slaves to do it, checking them all could eliminate some wrong options.

"Okay, I'll do it right away."

The subordinate responded quickly, and then he turned and left, preparing to arrange the next work for other colleagues.

After the subordinate left, the instructor also turned and left the fire scene, and walked towards his house.

In his house, there is an alchemy device that can directly contact the head of the Glenbagen family far away in the inner city of Kara City.

With such a big thing happening, he needs to report the situation to the family, especially Marvin's death.

Whether it is Marvin's duties or his identity, his death is destined to be a very troublesome thing for the training camp.

First of all, it is identity. The murder of a member of the Glenbagen family in an affiliated institution of his family is undoubtedly a very face-slapping behavior.

For the instructor, he will at least be charged with "poor supervision and negligence of safety".

In serious cases, he may even be blamed for "killing Marvin".

Secondly, it is responsibility. Marvin is the pharmacist of the training camp, and almost all the potions in the entire training camp are from his hands.

Losing Marvin is equivalent to losing the source of medicine for the training camp.

At least until the family sends another pharmacist or delivers a large amount of medicine.

It will be difficult for the training camp to continue the training mode.

It can be said that it is Marvin's medicine that allows the training camp to maintain a high-intensity training state.

Although the cost is the lifespan or even life of those slaves.

But the value of slaves is to provide services to their masters.

So this model is efficient and cost-free for the Glenbargen family.

And in the short term, without enough [healing medicine], the next combat training will be difficult to complete.

Without healing medicine, those slaves will not be able to get treatment after being injured, and a large number of them will die soon.

The original target of 20 people may only be left with a few people in the end.

This cannot meet the requirements of the family.

As early as when he arrived at the scene of the fire, the instructor had a premonition of some troubles to come.

But after seeing Marvin's charred and decapitated body, he knew that things might be more troublesome than he thought.

The instructor quickly entered his house, lit the magic stone lamp, and then walked to a cabinet, opened the door and took out a metal product from it.

The metal product was silver-black in color, with a reflective surface. It was nearly 30 cm long, 20 cm wide, and 10 cm high. It was a relatively standard rectangular block.

It was an alchemical device that could achieve remote real-time conversation.

The instructor had only this one in the entire training camp, and he would only use it in very urgent matters.

The usual way to contact the family was another more common remote communication device.

That kind of device could only send text with a limited number of words and a long delay.

Before, the instructor used this method to report the "slave defection incident" to the Glenbargen family.

In the current situation, short text can no longer express the seriousness of the incident and his attention to it.

Sometimes, after an accident, attitude is more important than dealing with the problem.

So the instructor directly used the alchemical device that can only be used in emergencies.

The instructor placed the silver-black alchemical device on the table and pressed a button on it.

Then, the top of the device opened, revealing a sideways "cup" from inside.

The surface of the "cup" was engraved with some lines that looked very regular, and there was a long metal wire connected to the bottom.

The instructor picked up the "cup" and waited silently for a while until a sound came from the "cup".

"Is this Lord Renakin? What urgent matter happened over there? Do you need

Should I transfer to my superior?"

'Cup' asked seriously.

"Marvin is dead."

The instructor said in a heavy tone.

"Excuse me, is there a person named 'Marvin' who died here?"

'Cup' asked with some doubt.

Because Marvin is low-key enough, not everyone in the family can think of him the first time they mention the name "Marvin".

"Marvin Grunbagen is dead."

The instructor repeated again, this time he added the last name.

"What! I will tell my superior immediately, please wait a moment."

'Cup' made a shocked sound, then said hurriedly, and then there was no sound.

And the instructor also stood quietly, keeping his movements unchanged, waiting for the arrival of someone who could handle this matter.

After some time, the 'cup' in the instructor's hand made a sound again.

"It's me, Renakin, what's the specific situation? "

'The cup' asked directly. This time the sound from the 'cup' was different from before. It was a little deep and rich, with a sense of vicissitudes of time.

The instructor heard who the voice belonged to, so his tone became respectful.

He even showed a respectful expression on his face. Even though the other party could not see his behavior at this time, he still did not dare to relax his posture.

"My Lord Earl, how are you?"

"The matter has not been investigated yet, but it has been confirmed that Marvin was murdered."

"It was tonight. The murderer first sneaked into the house and killed the sleeping Marvin, and then set fire to the house to destroy the body."

"The fire has been extinguished here, and Marvin's body has been found."

"But I'm sorry, there is no trace of the criminal yet."

The instructor said solemnly.

"No trace... Renakin, what do you think... ahem... was done by someone? "

The Earl pondered for a while and asked the instructor again about his thoughts.

"Mr. Earl, are you okay?"

The instructor did not rush to reply, but expressed his concern after hearing the Earl's cough.

"It's okay... cough, I just feel a little uncomfortable recently and have taken medicine."

The Earl coughed a few times and replied.

"I'm very sorry to disturb your rest in the middle of the night."

"I think it should be someone in the camp. The training camp is defended by high walls, and it is difficult for ordinary people to get in."

The instructor continued.

"Do you have any suspects?"

The Earl continued to ask.

The Earl understood what the instructor meant, and 'people in the camp' were naturally people inside.

"There is no suspect at present... but some time ago, General Abo visited the training camp."

"Marvin and I accidentally had some unpleasant things with General Abo."

The instructor replied, and used "but" to express his inclination.

"Abo? Ahem... I see, a team will go to investigate tomorrow."

"By the way, how is the training going? It should be in the final stage, right?"

The Earl made the arrangements and then asked the instructor.

"Well, it's already in the final stage, and the only thing left is the graduation assessment."

The instructor responded.

"Well, the group of people who went to investigate should also solve the graduation assessment issue... Ahem."

The Earl continued to make arrangements.

He knew that without Marvin, the training camp would not be able to conduct high-intensity training in a short period of time.

So he directly gave a solution to the problem - let the group of people who were training graduate directly.

"Okay, we will arrange it here directly."

The instructor responded seriously.

"Okay, that's it."

"Goodbye, Earl."

After a brief farewell, the 'cup' no longer made any sound, and the instructor put it back into the alchemy device.