Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 366 Planting Spies

After taking a shower and enjoying lunch, Wang Teng decided to leave, since Dean Xiao was eagerly awaiting his data.

"Are you leaving?" Mochizuki Chika asked, her expression pitiful as she followed behind Wang Teng, gazing at his retreating figure.

"Hmm~ Cultivate well. My requirement for you is to master all four elements to the highest level. If you can achieve this, I don't mind helping you continue half of the Wangyue family's bloodline."

Wang Teng turned slightly and stroked her delicate face. Saving her was out of the question, but he could let her give birth to one.

He wasn't a dragon-type demon. As a Void Demon who had cultivated step by step, he had extremely refined control over the essence within his body. If he didn't want the other person to get pregnant, then there was truly no way for her to conceive.

Even if she truly strives for this goal and achieves it, it will still depend on his mood.

He only agreed, but the final interpretation of when to fulfill his promise still rests with him.

"Yes~" Mochizuki Chika's face flushed slightly, and her eyes became serious; she took it seriously.

The Wangyue family even has forbidden spell masters, so achieving super-level full cultivation is still possible for her, as long as she is talented enough and has a bit of wisdom.

Wang Teng sensed her will. In the past, she might have had the idea of ​​sacrificing herself for the Wangyue family at any time, but now she would probably not hesitate to plunder the family and seize enough cultivation resources.

She had let him embrace her wholeheartedly; otherwise, she would have had room to maneuver and wouldn't have had any thoughts of harming the Mochizuki family.

The Loyalty Imprint only makes Mochizuki Chika loyal to Wang Teng; it will not change her personality or distort her will.

The only thing she could change was herself; she had to choose to embrace one side and then abandon the other.

Wang Teng laughed. If he could truly achieve maxed-out four elements, he wouldn't mind turning Mochizuki Chika into a Heroic Spirit.

Otherwise, their fleeting romance would truly end as the other grows old, even if she had been marked with the mark of loyalty.

Without a cultivation level that surpasses the highest level, he might really look down on the other party, as he would become more and more like that as he progresses.

People's views and choices change with the times and places they live in. In the past, they may have been cautious and prudent, but in the future, they may do whatever they want.

Mochizuki lowered her head, and after a while, she felt the hand on her face disappear, along with Wang Teng.

She slowly raised her head, regaining her usual stern demeanor as the eldest daughter of the Wangyue family, but with a hint of change—a new ambition.

Since her family was already mired in trouble, she had no choice but to start another Wangyue main family in order to break free from her constraints.

As for her old, broken body, let it contribute its final value, becoming the resources for her to reach the highest level of cultivation.

……

Wang Teng had already left Shuangshou Pavilion and was strolling among the clouds, heading towards Shanghai.

The existence of Mochizuki Chika gave him the ultimate enjoyment, and if he went any further, he would succumb to desire.

Life is gradually becoming more colorful, and he believes that the days to come will be even better.

As evening approached, Wang Teng leisurely arrived at Mingzhu Academy, only to find an acquaintance sitting in the office to his surprise.

"Chief? What brings you here?" Wang Teng pushed open the door and saw Pang Lai sitting to the side drinking tea.

"You little rascal, I sat here waiting for you, and I was almost full of tea before you finally came back," Pang Lai couldn't help but laugh and scold.

Looking at Wang Teng's relaxed and carefree appearance, it was clear that this mission would be very easy for him.

Moreover, this guy changed his clothes again, wearing a trench coat with some Japanese anime/manga elements.

I guess they went off to have some fun over there last night...

It's no wonder he thought that way. Back in Venice, he had vaguely noticed that this guy was meeting privately with a beautiful female coach from the island nation's team.

"Wang Teng, quickly show me your tablet. A whole group of us are waiting for your data."

Dean Xiao interrupted their conversation, as the Pearl Mage Group was urgently requesting data, and he was getting annoyed to death.

"Here you go~"

Seeing that he looked quite anxious, Wang Teng took it out and handed it to him.

Dean Xiao immediately connected to the computer, turned on the office projection screen, and sent a data file to the Pearl Mage Tower.

As the data connection was projected onto the screen, the entire office was bathed in a blood-red light.

On the projection screen, countless red dots appeared over a range of more than 300 nautical miles across the entire island chain, with some dots standing out prominently.

Among them is a large red dot, which is marked with a unique label: Siren Lord!

The detection maps of the thirty points are fully displayed, and each detection area is comparable to a city-wide blood-red alert level.

One can only imagine how terrifying the number of sea monsters gathered there must have been. If they were to move further inland, the harm they would cause would be unimaginable.

"I didn't expect so many sirens to gather in such a short time. This is a bit difficult."

"For the time being, only monarch-level sirens have appeared. The gathering of sirens indicates that this is just the beginning."

Dean Xiao breathed a sigh of relief after reading it. No matter how many sea monsters there were, they were not used to land, so the danger was not that great.

Only monarch-level sirens are highly dangerous, possessing enough destructive power to destroy an entire city in a short time.

"The chances of them coming over are probably not high. After all, that place is now a sea of ​​blood, and the siren has limited resistance to blood."

"They are stimulated by the smell of blood and become more aggressive. It would be impossible to gather such a chaotic swarm of sirens without a powerful sirens king controlling them."

Pang Lai's opinion differed slightly from Dean Xiao's. Based on his knowledge and experience with sirens, he felt that the coastline was safe for the time being.

After all, emperors are restricted from taking action. Once an emperor takes action, it means that human forbidden spellcasters will also attack them without any scruples.

This creates an environment that the surrounding area cannot recover from for decades, an environment that even demons cannot live in.

Unless one reaches the intermediate emperor level, even an emperor-level being cannot withstand the bombardment of forbidden spells and still faces the risk of serious injury and death.

In a major coastal city, the presence of numerous forbidden spellcasters serves as a deterrent against demons.

Once a demon reaches the Emperor level, its intelligence is completely different from that of an ordinary demon, and it becomes capable of communication.

Wisdom is a magical thing. Demons with wisdom are less dangerous because they can control themselves. Demons without wisdom are much more dangerous.

Otherwise, if those mid-level emperors of the demon empires were to choose to mindlessly sweep across the land, humanity would not be far from extinction.

"Hmm, what the chief said makes sense, but we still need to monitor the movements of these sirens in real time."

"In case things go against our predictions, we need to be well prepared to deal with this battle."

Dean Xiao agreed with Pang Lai's words, but he had no intention of relying on the siren's nature.

He would rather take the initiative to make more preparations than to make no preparations at all.

Of course, these were also tasks left to the Pearl Mage Corps. As the dean of the academy, he could arrange for the students to gain experience and eliminate the scattered sea monsters that had intruded into the coastal area.

(End of this chapter)