Wind Archive Truth Detection (Chapter 336)

Answering firmly, Oscar turned his gaze toward Wind Archive.

“Determine whether there was any falsehood in what this guy has said to me today.”

Wooooong!

Upon the brightly glowing blank pages of Wind Archive, every sentence the captain had spoken that day began to record itself.

—There’s no reason to continue a fight whose defeat is already certain.

—As long as they’re not utterly absurd, I’m willing to accept to a certain extent.

—……How could I not? We spent quite a long time together.

As every statement was judged true, Oscar felt uncertain.

‘Up to now, all true. Was I just being suspicious for no reason? No, still… it was something I had to verify at least once.’

After all, this was Gilli—his own disciple.

Just as Oscar’s guard began to loosen slightly amid the continuous parade of truths—

—Of course. I’ve only seen it from afar, but I’ve watched Oscar Sage sweep away [enemies] with that magic.

Ding! Ding!

With an unpleasant warning sound, the sentence flashed in yellow.

A strange silence lingered between the two for a moment before Oscar muttered.

“What?”

It came up as pending—neither truth nor falsehood.

And not even on an important statement; it was something trivial.

Which made it even stranger.

‘Why would something so insignificant be marked pending?’

No matter how many times he read it, he couldn’t tell which part caused the pending result.

Did the man bluff about seeing Wind Archive at all?

No—that should have been marked false, not pending.

As Oscar pondered, the captain, who had been silent until now, cautiously opened his mouth.

“Must be an error.”

“No. Wind Archive doesn’t make mistakes.”

After a brief thought, Oscar issued a new command to Wind Archive.

“Mark exactly which part of this sentence triggered the pending result.”

—Of course. I’ve only seen it from afar, but I’ve watched Oscar Sage sweep away [enemies] with that magic.

Enemies?

It became pending because of that single word?

Oscar’s eyes narrowed.