Chapter 649 - Chapter 649: 208. Wow~ Little Gold Vault (1/2)

Chapter 649: 208. Wow~ Little Gold Vault

[System Message:]

[You consume 1560 Energy Points to initiate Harmless Deconstruction on the target.]

[Your degree of deconstruction on “Imposter Butler-Heramat” has been raised to 0.1%]

[You have obtained a small portion of the target’s panel information:]

[Real Name] Wardors

[Disguise Name] Heramat

[Combat Level] Unknown

[Identity 1] Undercurrent Spy of Dread Sail Pirate Nation

[Identity 2] Fifth Heir’s Welcoming Steward of Pangula Family

(Insufficient degree of deconstruction; you cannot obtain more information.)

…

“The Tide Spy… I feel like I’ve seen this term somewhere.”

Noland Lee thought to himself.

He vaguely remembered that when he killed those six wanted criminals, the term “Tide Spy” appeared in one of the memory fragments of a wanted criminal.

Noland searched his mind and finally found the corresponding content in the sixth wanted criminal’s memory fragment.

This sixth wanted criminal had Four-Ring’s strength, 148 Spirit attribute points, and was only two Spirit points away from the threshold of advancing to Five Rings.

After having a psychic connection with a Pirate Professor, this wanted criminal once muttered a sentence, roughly meaning that he was envious of the Tide Spy and wanted to apply to become one after becoming a Five-Ring Dread Sail Wizard in the future.

When Noland first read this memory fragment, he didn’t pay much attention to that sentence, just considering it as the other party’s vision for the future.

Now, combined with the results of the Imposter Butler’s deconstruction, Noland knew why the sixth wanted criminal was envious.

It turned out that the so-called “Tide Spy” was actually a spy planted by the Dread Sail Pirate Nation in various families.

No wonder the Four-Ring Dread Sail Wizard was envious and jealous.

Look at Imposter Butler Heramat. When he went in and out of the manor, there were a large number of followers behind him, as well as many magic servants to help.

He handed over trivial tasks to his subordinates and left unresolved problems for his master Dickler Fegan. As long as he didn’t make any mistakes, he could always sit in the Welcoming Butler’s position.

Before, Noland had asked Kaiden a question:

“For a butler like you, if you cut corners and fill your pockets, would you worry about being fired by your master?”