Versatile Mage: Summoning Black Dragon, the pinnacle of divine power

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"You are finally back."

Nearly half a month has passed since global temperatures began to rise, and Caesar has finally returned to the sacred mountain.

"What's wrong?" Caesar asked.

“It’s been almost a month since I left, and I haven’t heard a word from you. You’re asking me what happened?” Asha’ruya said, speechless.

She had assumed Caesar would be back soon after the temperature rose, but after waiting and waiting for half a month, he finally returned today.

"After dealing with things in Antarctica, I went to the Sahara," Caesar said.

"I searched for that guy in that godforsaken place for almost a week before I finally found him, and then I chased him for three days before I finally beat him to a pulp."

Asha's eye twitched slightly. "Pursuit?"

Hunting down the Lord of the Sahara in the Sahara Desert?
“It can run so fast,” Caesar said.

"Its abilities are also troublesome. It's almost as if it's one with that desert, and it's quite shameless. When it realized it couldn't beat me, it sent the demons below to hold them off, and then it turned around and ran away."

"I caught up with it several times, but it always managed to escape."

"But why didn't the Five Continents Magic Association detect any unusual activity in the Sahara?" Asha asked, puzzled.

“I was fighting that guy deep in the Sahara Desert, no wonder it couldn’t be detected from the outside,” Caesar said.

"You seem to be in such a hurry, did something happen while I was away?"

“The temple itself isn’t a problem.” Asha Riya paused.

"However, there are many more problems in other places."

After Caesar forcibly accelerated global warming, it's unclear who instigated this incident, but they used this miracle to create the "theory of the dangers of forbidden spells."

It is said that the forbidden power pursued by mankind angered the gods, so they sent down punishment to eliminate the existence of the forbidden spell.

The public is often ignorant, and with the troubles of coastlines and global cooling actually happening, people have really started to join in the commotion.

In terms of public opinion, sorcerers who practice forbidden spells have now become universally reviled as jinxes.

People blamed all the natural disasters and demonic invasions they had suffered in the past on the sorcerers who practiced forbidden spells.

If it weren't for the existence of these forbidden spell masters, they wouldn't have suffered so many tribulations.

These comments... are hard to comment on.

If it weren't for the existence of forbidden spells, humans would probably still be living as savages in the deep mountains and forests, how could they have the right to live openly and honestly?

Civilization? Don't be ridiculous.

"Is the Black Vatican up to something?" Caesar asked.

“Highly likely,” Asha'ruya said.

The Black Vatican is a group of madmen who thrive on chaos. Now that they see an opportunity to put forbidden spells in the spotlight, they naturally won't let it go.

Even if such public opinion is useless and cannot really affect the status of forbidden spell masters, it is still easy to cause social unrest in many places.

It's worth noting that in many countries, people are even taking to the streets to protest and demand that sorcerers who practice forbidden spells be treated as heretics.

I really don't know what's in those people's heads.

The archangels of the Holy City are also forbidden spellcasters. Does this mean we should burn the archangels as well?

“Why not just use violence to suppress them?” Caesar said.

"This type of cerebral palsy can only be treated with physical methods."

Asha's eyes twitched slightly. "You make it sound so easy."

If they were to resort to violence to suppress them, that would truly be what the Black Vatican wanted!
Those lunatics were just looking to cause trouble. If the Magic Association really uses force to suppress these things, the Black Vatican can use the same pretext to cause trouble everywhere tomorrow!

And they pinned all those stigmas on the Magic Association!
It can't be washed off!
Once these stigmas are established, resistance and all sorts of riots will spread like a plague!

This world is never short of crazy people who thrive on chaos! "I didn't say to send magicians to suppress these things," Caesar said.

"Why don't we just talk to those powerful demons, find a suitable time and place, and get them to help us take action?"

"Aren't they right that the calamity was caused by a forbidden spellcaster?"

"Then they certainly won't be punished by the so-called natural disasters, right?"

"But if they are punished by natural disasters, are they still right?"

Asha's expression was strange. "That's true, but... how can we get help from demons?"

"Not everyone is like you, able to make those brutal demons obey."

Caesar looked a little awkward, reached out and touched Asha's forehead, "I've only been out for a short time, how come your brain has deteriorated so much?"

"Do we need to consult with demons before enlisting their help?"

"Just give him a chance, isn't that enough?"

Azharia paused, "But what do you think about letting demons slaughter the people...?"

"The people?" Caesar raised an eyebrow.

Are those guys civilians?

"If it weren't for the forbidden spellcaster they mentioned intimidating the emperor, would they have had the chance to protest there?"

"If they feel they don't need protection, then the Magic Association should do as they please and remove the protection."

"Respecting other people's wishes, isn't it?"

"..."

……

"That's a really simple and crude way of handling things."

Without hesitation, Asha conveyed Caesar's message, and with Izusa's encouragement, many local magic associations soon used the same method to send the protesting groups directly into the mouths of demons.

However, within just a few days, the protests in this regard almost disappeared.

“This method is inherently the most efficient, but in the past, everyone was afraid of being stabbed in the back by those around them, so they dared not use it recklessly,” Caesar said.

"But now, they are all on the same side, and everyone is using the same approach, so this method is naturally correct."

If everyone makes a mistake together, then it's not a mistake.

"Is it really okay for you to put yourself in this position?" Ye Chang asked.

“I remember you disliked this situation the most.”

Caesar has now essentially created a common, sufficiently powerful enemy for all living beings.

With his external force, he forcibly stabilized this huge whole.

Just like countries with internal political turmoil use foreign wars to divert attention from their internal problems.

Now, Caesar has become the core of the world's contradictions.

As long as he is still here, as long as he stands in the heavens, then everyone below him will have a united front of interests.

An alternative form of peace.

“There are always trade-offs to be made,” Caesar said.

Ye Chang leaned closer and said, "Now you've really grown up."

Caesar used to hesitate and couldn't bring himself to be ruthless. He was too greedy, wanting everything but unwilling to give anything in return.

He didn't want to get hurt himself, nor did he want others to get hurt, which ultimately led to a complete mess.

Once the knife is drawn, someone will always get hurt. (End of Chapter)