"Right." Litt Grove pointed at Professor Fausil in the front seat and said in a low voice, "I just saw Professor Fausil kill someone."
Bona Koen looked surprised and then shook her head. "It's none of our business. Don't worry about it."
"But … shouldn't we call the police?"
"Call the police? What are you going to say? Tell the police that you discovered the murder with magic? "
"Then we're just going to ignore it?"
"What else are you going to do? Be careful that some research organization discovers your ability and captures you as a test subject. "
"Are there many such organizations that capture people like us?"
"Yes, a lot, so we can't expose ourselves."
Forget it. My life is more important.
The bus stopped outside Sandro National Park. Because it wasn't fully open yet, there weren't many people here.
At the edge of the park was a residential area with shopping malls, supermarkets, and hotel restaurants.
Of course, the tourists who came to Sandro National Park weren't here to enjoy the hotel restaurants.
Most of them were here for camping and mountain adventures.
The teacher in charge was Nicholas, the school's security director.
The students gathered. After Nicholas said a few words, the students were free to do whatever they wanted.
Everyone could do whatever they wanted.
After all, they were all adults and had their own ideas.
After the meeting time was given, the students were completely dismissed.
Everyone left in twos and threes.
Some students planned to camp in the wilderness of the park.
Some planned to spend the night in the hotel.
Litt Grove and Bona Koen moved together.
"Bona, what are we going to do now?"
"I'm here because it's said that there's nature essence in this forest. I'm here to find it."
"What's nature essence?" Litt Grove asked curiously.
"It's a supernatural substance bred by the forest. It's similar to some kind of moving plant. It has low intelligence and avoids humans. It's not a Natural Spiritualist. If you get the essence of nature, you'll be able to touch nature magic," Bona Koen said. "I'm an Illusionist witch. I want to learn nature magic."
"Can I learn?"
"If you find enough nature essence, I can share some with you," Bona Koen said. "But you'd better learn your talent magic now."
"Then when will you teach me magic?"
"When you call me teacher, I'll teach you magic."
"Uh …" Litt Grove looked at Bona Koen. It was too awkward for him to call a girl younger than him his teacher.
"Teacher … Bo Na."
"Alright, let's go." Bona Koen brought Litt Grove into the forest.
"Teacher Bona, how are we going to find the essence of nature?"
"Don't worry, it's still early. Let's find a place to rest and wait for nightfall."
"Does nature's essence only appear at night?"
"Yes."
The two of them set up two tents by a small stream and started a fire at the same time.
One must be aware of safety precautions when lighting a fire in the wild.
If there was a fire in the forest, then they would face huge compensation.
There was once a young man who caused tens of millions of dollars to be lost because he set fire to the forest, and this loss was borne by the young man himself.
This was not a problem that could be solved by going to jail. Sometimes, compensation was more hopeless than going to jail.
Tens of millions of dollars in compensation was enough to destroy a person's entire life.
They were not allowed to take planes, buy luxury goods, or even enter restaurants that cost more than eighty dollars per person.
However, most of the young people in America were more aware of safety precautions.
There were more than twenty thousand summer camps in America, and tens of millions of young people participated in them every year.
In this aspect, America was far ahead of the world.
The sky began to darken. The two sat in front of the fire, ate something, and started chatting.
"Are there many people like us in this world?" Litt Grove asked.
"Not many, maybe one or two out of a hundred thousand people. Also, most awakened spiritualists are weaker than you," Bona Koen said. "They're the same whether they're awakened or not. At most, they can see evil spirits."
"Evil spirits? Is it scary? "Litt Grove looked at Bona Koen with some fear.
"You won't feel scared once you get used to it. I awakened when I was five," Bona Koen said. "But I have a teacher by my side to teach me, so I've never experienced fear," Bona Koen said.
"What about your teacher?"
"He passed away," Bona Koen replied. Bona Koen replied, "Every spiritualist has their own inheritance. My teacher taught me magic, and then I will teach you, passing on my inheritance."
"Can I learn your magic too?" Litt Grove asked.
"As long as you can learn it or I know it, I can teach you. But a wizard's magic is much weaker than a witch's," Bona Koen said. "Just because you learn it doesn't mean you can use it."
"Is there no way to increase your magic power?"
"There are some, but it's very difficult," Bona Koen said. "I came to Los Angeles because I heard that there are many powerful spiritualists and organizations here. I hope to join them," Bona Koen said.
"What organizations are there?"
"I don't know about the others, but I know there's the Supernatural Organization. It's an organization formed by supernatural people. They've participated in many operations and maintain the safety and stability of L.A. at the same time. I hope to join them."
"Then I'll join too," Litt Grove said.
"They don't recruit just anyone. Someone like you who's just awakened and doesn't have any combat power can't join them."
"Are there any requirements to enter the Supernatural Organization?" Litt Grove asked curiously.
"First, you have to have a certain combat power or be able to support the team," Bona Koen said. Bona Koen said, "I don't know the exact process, but I've heard my friend talk about the Supernatural Organization. So, before I go for the interview, I need to improve my strength."
"Bona … Teacher, I'll help you. I'll definitely help you join them."
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