Isabella didn't seem to care much about Connor's gratitude. She looked into the distance and said, "Reyes fooled everyone …"
Upon hearing this, Connor's attention immediately focused on Isabella. He was undoubtedly very interested in what Isabella was going to say next.
"After killing many of Reyes's spies, my father finally found out about Reyes's identity. By the way, Connor Ferguson, since you're so smart, you should have guessed that Viscount is my father, right?" Isabella turned to look at Connor Ferguson and said calmly.
After leaving Flosinone, Isabella thought a lot after breaking through to become a level-1 wizard. What surprised her the most was that for some reason, she started to miss the days when she used to compete with Connor. As the daughter of Viscount, she had enjoyed the best cultivation resources in this world since she was born. She always seemed to be the winner who had the last laugh until she met Connor Ferguson. Connor was the first man who made her feel defeated.
It was precisely because of her longing for Connor that Isabella, who shouldn't have gotten involved in this matter with Flosinone, chose to go against her father's will and follow Adolf here. In the end, she appeared in front of Connor Ferguson.
Seeing that Isabella took the initiative to reveal her identity and lay her cards on the table, although Connor was a little puzzled as to why Isabella would do this, he naturally couldn't pretend to be stupid anymore. He nodded under Isabella's gaze. Seeing this, Isabella sighed slightly and continued, "You're right.
"Reyes isn't Stefano Ferguson's illegitimate son like the rumors say. However, he does have a lot of connections with the Ferguson Family. He was once a knight of the Ferguson Family. He was very close to your father, Alfredo Ferguson. The reason why he accepted you as his student was because of your father's request!"
"Connor, your father was poisoned to death by someone from the Church of the Storm. However, Connor, you don't have to worry. Reyes has already avenged your father. The poisoner and his family, a total of 27 people, were all executed by Reyes a month ago."
"As for what you're most concerned about, Connor, is whether or not Reyes is plotting against you. Based on the information we currently have, there shouldn't be any. Some of the information that has been circulating previously was intentionally released by Reyes."
"Reyes has made too many enemies in the Magus World. Your relationship with him is very difficult to hide. When the time comes, Reyes' enemies will target you if they can't deal with Reyes. Therefore, Reyes' purpose in doing this is to deliberately create a situation where the two of you are irreconcilable. This will confuse his enemies so that they won't make a move on you, Connor."
"In fact, Reyes's move is very clever. He has deceived everyone, including my father," Isabella said with a serious expression. Isabella said solemnly. Towards the end, there was a hint of helplessness in her voice.
There was so much information in Isabella's words that it took Connor more than 10 minutes to digest the information. He shook his head with a bitter smile.
Isabella's father was a king, the leader of the secretive level-three Magus Secret Society. For such a person to pay such a high price, there was no doubt that the results of the investigation were reliable. Connor had never expected that after being so cautious of Reyes for so long, this would be the end result.
"Connor, I've told you everything. Do you plan to meet up with your teacher?" Isabella asked Connor when she saw that Connor had regained his senses.
Connor was silent for a while before he answered, "I don't know."
To be honest, after listening to Isabella's words, Connor Ferguson, who had always been calm, was in a mess. He had no idea what to do next, so he was not in the mood to think about Isabella's question.
Isabella gritted her teeth when she saw Connor's reaction. She continued, "Apart from your incident, Reyes tricked all of us in the Flosinone incident. His real target was an item on Humail. If I'm not mistaken, Reyes has already gotten the item and killed Humail!"
"Humail is dead?" Connor asked in disbelief.
Isabella sighed, shrugged, and replied, "That's right.
"All of us have been tricked by Reyes. Although I don't know what Reyes got, I just contacted my father. He said that after Reyes got the item, he will soon become a level-three wizard. That's why we want to capture you, Connor, and use you to control Reyes!"
Isabella paused for a moment and clenched her teeth as she looked at Connor. She then continued, "Don't worry.
"Although Reyes is going to become a level-three wizard, Connor, I don't think you should get back together with him. Reyes and my father founded the Secret Society together, and they have been working together for decades. Although my father is a level-three wizard and has a higher cultivation level than Reyes, he always said that Reyes is too unpredictable. No one knows what he's thinking and what he's plotting."
"Although everything seems to be reversed now, and Reyes is doing all this to protect you, Connor, it's just like Flosinone's thousand-layer pie. No one knows what Reyes is plotting against you except for Reyes himself!"
"That's not all. Although Reyes killed Humail and obtained the key item needed to break through to become a rank 3 Magus, he also greatly offended the Church of Storms. Pope Ilsank is furious. If it weren't for the fact that the Church of Storms is currently fighting with the hereditary nobles, he would definitely deal with Reyes personally."
"Even so, we've received news that Irsanc is preparing to join forces with the Religion of the Earth in the near future. Their goal is not only to kill Reyes, but also to eliminate all of Reyes's forces and supporters. Therefore, at this point in time, I think it's best for you, Connor, to keep a distance from Reyes. Otherwise, the Church of the Storm will punish you for being part of Reyes's faction!" Isabella advised Connor seriously.
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