This notebook is like a laboratory researcher's, recording daily changes in the subjects through daily observation, and Butler Valente's observation targets are everyone in the castle, including the master, Count Bluebeard.
"Huh? Why is that line... Kander's recorded line specifically prohibited?" Clark discovered something strange in his notes. The records there, including his own, are free of any errors or omissions and are meticulously packed with information. , but mysteriously, the line of data that recorded "Kander" is magically undone, which goes against his OCD personality.
Judging by what was discovered in the secret room, most of the servants and guests in the castle should be turned into magical substances. Assuming that Kanda's cross means "feast", it is not necessary to make Kanda the only cross.
Therefore, Mr. Clark surmised that there must be another reason to match Mr. Kander's data.
Thinking of this, Clark remembered that he had also taken the records of the use of magic from the secret room, so he took out the experiment record book again, examined it, and was able to derive an answer.
"Kander's name isn't on this record... Kander didn't die by magic," Ms. Clark muttered, another possibility floating in her mind, "but he wasn't alive either. However, he died at the hands of others, and his body was never found."
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Clark was very concerned about Kander's record. Although he had never met Kander, he had a hunch that he had to take the character seriously.
Kander was able to find the stone carvings that Valente and Bluebeard used to perform their magic, and also knew how to seal and hide stone carvings. From this perspective, this person's knowledge and abilities are far from ordinary people's.
Additionally, the two notebooks in front of him contain his records, proving that Kander's death was abnormal.
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