Wind Archive Scene Replaying (Chapter 188)

‘Wind Archive.’

Watching the smile on Oscar’s lips, Fran asked,

“You—wait, when did you reach level 6… no, even level 5?”

“A few days ago. Hit both in one go.”

“…”

Fran opened and closed his mouth, at a loss for words, then sighed deeply.

“You know what? I give up. You’ve always been like this anyway.”

He then stared at the wind sphere in Oscar’s palm with a look of resignation.

“So what kind of spell is that, that you’re staring at it like it’s your lover?”

“It’s wind.”

“…I have eyes, okay? I can see that. I meant what does it do?”

“It’s a spell that allows you to read everything the wind has recorded.”

As he’d often said, the wind really did know everything.

“To explain in more detail—this lets me read, in words or visual replay, everything the wind spirits have seen, heard, or felt.”

“That’s… even possible?”

“It is.”

Of course, no one else in human history had ever been able to use it.

Oscar gently brushed the wind sphere with his other hand.

“Replay the recorded images—specifically, scenes of the room’s owner sleeping after the bedding was changed.”

With those words—whoooosh!

The wind scattered like threads and re-created a moment from the past before their eyes.

“Holy…”

“Shh.”

Oscar shushed Fran as he folded his arms and observed.

The owner of the room falling asleep after changing the bedding.

Up to that point, it was a perfectly ordinary scene.

But as time passed and the man slipped into a deep sleep in the dead of night—

“……!”

Squirm…

A black aura seeped out from the blanket and pillow, creeping into every orifice of the man's body.

There was no mistaking what the black energy was.

‘Demonic energy.’

That process repeated itself for weeks.

And when the man finally died, the demonic energy within the bedding simply vanished.

“Just as I thought.”

The blanket and pillow had been designed so that the demonic energy would naturally dissipate over time.

In other words, by the time anyone investigated after the user’s death, there would be no evidence left behind.