The warden who guards the witches.

Early action

At six o'clock that night, in the locker room.

　　"The medicine didn't arrive?" Ophelia, who was standing in front of her locker about to take off her prison uniform, was stunned for a moment.

　　"Hm. As scheduled, I should be able to get the next batch of medicine this evening." Merukino, who was standing beside her, lowered her voice and said, "But now it looks like things have changed, I'm afraid."

　　"What do you mean?" Ophelia hadn't understood.

　　"I had originally arranged for three inmates who were high on drugs to be brought in by mixing the drugs into their belongings, and by the way, even the prison guards were bought off." Merukino said as she stared at her locker, "But someone just gave me a tip off when I let them out, and those three were taken straight away by the prison guards, so I think I'm afraid ...... the stuff has been intercepted."

　　"Didn't you prepare a ploy of sound and fury?" Ophelia glared.

　　"Yes, I also did not expect that warden actually counterattacked so quickly ......" Meru Ji Nu face stony, "was countered an army it."

　　The d**g spread up in the prison, that warden sensed it was impossible not to be alerted.

　　In order to draw away his attention, she deliberately arranged a series of sound-bite emergencies to disrupt the prison guards.

　　Not only did she arrange for several inmates to consume drugs that could raise their body temperature, once again creating the illusion of a collective illness, but she also instructed the Twin Killer to attack Ivantha, creating a sudden injury event.

　　However, what she did not expect was that Aiden not only saw through her ploy, but also found a way to urgently find out about that batch of medicine despite the lack of manpower.

　　"Aren't you done for?" Ophelia's expression tensed up, "If those guys give you up-"

　　She was now on Meru Jinnu's ship of thieves, and if Meru Jinnu's plan fell apart, she would undoubtedly be implicated as well.

　　However, Meiliujinu calmly interrupted her, "Don't worry, they won't confess for a while. They are also the ones who participated in the riot plan, and the nature of the riot is much more serious than selling prohibited drugs. And they also signed a contract with me ......"

　　"What contract?"

　　"It's my unique secret method that can force them to keep their mouths shut about information about me."

　　By taking the magic potion she brought in earlier, Merukino was able to allow herself to temporarily regain her magic power and use spells.

　　She was in control of the secret technique that could block her memory, and in the past, she had always used this technique to control the assassins she had trained so that they could never tell information about herself. This time, she used this technique to control the prisoners who begged her for medicine.

　　"But, even if they don't give you up, Aiden has been suspecting you for a long time." Ophelia realised the problem, "Now that he's confirmed the existence of the medicine, you'll 100% be under key monitoring next."

　　"Ah, I think so." Merukino followed and echoed, "So, we can only start moving ahead as well."

　　"Straight to the real thing?" Ophelia's eyes became sharp.

　　"With the channel for the inflow of medicines broken, time is no longer on our side. If there's no way to continue expanding our manpower with the drugs, continuing to wait is just flat out giving the prison guards time to react, so it's better to act before it's too late and catch him off guard."

　　Merukino said as she took off the prison uniform she was wearing, and then quietly, passed something into Ophelia's hands.

　　Ophelia looked down and found that it was a small vial filled with a dark red liquid.

　　"A magic potion made from the blood of several types of magical beasts, it can make the Blood Clan's magic power skyrocket in a short period of time." Merukino whispered.

　　"When?" Ophelia confirmed the plan with her.

　　"Get ready tonight, I'll distribute the medicine to the others. You go and get the necromancer to fake briefing the warden and lure him to the interview room." Merukino whispered, "Then I'll have someone infirmary create chaos, and when the riot squad concentrates there, we'll take the opportunity to kill our way out of the cells."

　　"Didn't you say before that you were going to break through the infirmary?"

　　"No, the manpower left over there in the infirmary are all abandoned. The real escape route is in the talks room."

　　"You shouldn't be preparing ......," Ophelia's eyes widened slightly.

　　"Right, we must concentrate all the strongest people and intercept that warden together, so that we can obtain the key to leave the prison ah." Merukino narrowed her eyes.

　　Late at night at eleven thirty, the warden's office.

　　"Can't find out?"

　　Faced with his subordinate's report, Aiden's reaction was a little misplaced.

　　"Yes, every method was tried." Flanda replied with a stony face, "They just insist on refusing to talk."

　　"Are these guys stoned out of their minds?" Aiden couldn't help but sneer.

　　After Veronica managed to find out the drugs from the incarcerated items without dishonouring her mission, Aiden immediately began to start his investigation from those items.

　　Just a little different from what he expected was that the person who belonged to these items with the drugs hidden in them was not the prisoner 3340 he had been suspecting.

　　These items were sent in from the outside, ready to be handed over to three other different female inmates. And all three of those female inmates, without exception, were d**g addicts.

　　And according to Megan herself, it was those same three who had previously bribed her to let those items in.

　　The drugs that were sent in were also interesting.

　　The prison doctor who was proficient in pharmacology found after a preliminary examination that the powder hidden in the items should actually be more similar to the raw materials of medicines, and needed to go through a series of preparations and configurations before it could be turned into medicines that could be taken directly.

　　Of course, what medicines could be configured would need to be further examined, but what was certain was that these things were almost a pile of rubbish in the hands of those who didn't know what they were doing, and had to be put to use in the hands of those who were well versed in pharmacology, and none of the three female inmates had any background in this area.

　　In other words, the "d**g boss" who was spreading the drugs in the prison didn't personally bribe Megan to buy them, but used the drugs as bait to get his minions to do the job.

　　In order to satisfy their own d**g addiction, these minions will not refuse the d**g head's request. After getting the ingredients only the d**g head also had the technology to configure the finished d**g, the one who was the d**g head didn't have to worry about these things being kept private by these minor characters.

　　Aiden found that this time his opponent seemed to have become unexpectedly cautious, even though he had now knocked out the assholes within the prison guards who were enriching themselves and uncovered the minions responsible for getting in the raw materials, he still couldn't find out about the d**g head who had been messing around in the prison.

　　Although he desperately suspected that prisoner 3340 was the one behind it, he couldn't take a shot at her until he got enough evidence.

　　He relied on the rules to run the prison, and order was his foundation as a manager. With his position as a manager, he could never take the initiative to break the rules of the game.

　　He still trusted Flanda's t*****e methods as an old prison guard. If she couldn't get any results from her t*****e, it should be difficult to pry something out of them in a short period of time.

　　It was just that it was really hard for him to imagine that a few small characters who were addicted to drugs could maintain such a high level of loyalty to the d**g head who supplied them with drugs.

　　At that moment, a prison guard knocked on the door and came into the office, saluting Aiden.

　　"What's up?" Aiden asked when he opened his mouth.

　　"An inmate says he has information about the flow of drugs within the prison and would like to report to you alone in the interview room." The prison guard replied respectfully.

　　"Which inmate?"

　　"It's prisoner 3100."

　　Prisoner 3100 was the number of the very same Necromancer Arsenal who was working for Aiden.

　　"Arsenal?" Aiden frowned, thought for a moment, and finally nodded, "Alright, take her to the talks room, I'll be right there."