Constructing-Style Wizard

Chapter 614: 197. Convicted at a glance_2

Noland Lee nodded and pointed to one of the metal boxes:

“Let’s take this task. I’m sure.”

Jenela opened the metal box Noland Lee pointed to, took out the task order and read it aloud:

“This is a bounty task issued by the captain of the Conch Vessel. He suspects that there is a spy from other captains on the ship. He hopes to find the spy on board before the next sailing. There are two weeks left before his next departure. As long as you can find at least one spy or prove that all crew members have no issues, then your task will be completed. This can bring you a remuneration of 1,000 gold coins. After deducting the agency fee, you will receive 900 gold coins.”

Jenela briefly introduced the task and handed the task order to Noland Lee:

“There is plenty of time for this bounty task. You can slowly search for clues. But please note, do not resort to violence in the Inner Circle, and do not use spells in the Core Circle. Good luck, Jarvis.”

Noland Lee took the task order, stood up, weighed the scroll in his hand and said:

“Thank you, Jenela. I’ll be right back.”

Jenela was a little surprised:

“What? Right back?”

Noland Lee headed towards the door, waving his hand behind him:

“No need to send me off, I’m in a hurry.”

the door

was somewhat confused, not understanding what Noland

“What a strange wizard…”

sent the metal box on the table into the glass pipeline, continuing to deal with

Half an hour later.

“Knock knock knock.”

knocked on

entered was

raised her eyebrows and

is the task too

Noland Lee placed the task order book on the other party’s tabletop

the task order. My action report is also written on the task order.

not immediately grasping Noland Lee’s

up the order book,

Captain of the Conch Vessel wrote this passage in the

was deeply impressed by Enforcement Wizard Jarvis’s detection methods! Jarvis has already helped me find the

and six exclamation marks made Jenela think that the evaluation in the order book was

action report written on the order was so simple that

I followed them and found out the second mate was colluding with the Seabird

for a while, slightly dazed as she put down the order book and looked at Noland Lee

with the Seabird Vessel, and

his wrist watch

to me, Jenela, cherish the opportunity to work with me and cooperate with my