Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 436 Deep Sea Demon Lord

Even though he thought highly of the other person, Wang Teng still had no intention of chatting with Zhu Meng any longer, and simply closed his eyes to rest.

Zhu Meng turned his head slightly and realized that the other party was ignoring him. His face twitched involuntarily. He thought to himself, "What an arrogant guy."

More than an hour passed quickly. The tidal force receded, and without its support, the siren's activity level suddenly decreased.

Wang Teng immediately sent the Black Scale Demon back to its original position to block it, ignoring the group of academy elites, and disappeared completely!

Seeing that Wang Teng left without saying a word, Zhu Meng also lost interest in staying there and left the dock in his Winged Magic Tool.

Only a group of disheveled academic elites were left behind; tonight's battle would be unforgettable for them.

The two tidal surges, one during the day and one at night, served as a thorough baptism and tempering for the guards of Hangzhou.

Previously, with the Xuan Snake protecting them, they rarely needed to fight. However, since the Xuan Snake left, both the White Demon Eagle and the Sea Demon have frequently visited the city.

This time, the sirens went even further, using the power of the tides to launch a large-scale attack on the city. It can only be said that the mistakes that humanity made have ultimately come back to haunt them.

As time went on, it became commonplace for sirens to use the power of small tides to attack cities, and Hangzhou was treated like a city under naval warfare!

In just one week, Hangzhou underwent tremendous changes. Many people were even afraid to go out shopping, and the once bustling streets now bore the marks of battle.

Even though the tidal forces had temporarily stopped, the thought that the Qiantang River would experience its largest annual tide in a week made them anything but happy.

Some people even began to leave Hangzhou and move to inland cities.

On the other hand, the materials market is booming, with all kinds of rich and rare Siren materials appearing in major stores and shops.

Spring has arrived in the world of Hangzhou monks!

They enjoyed some of the high welfare benefits similar to those in the Sea Battle City, and whether they hunted sea monsters alone or joined the city's monster-hunting team with a high salary, it was a very good choice.

Previously inconspicuous novice mages have begun to attract the attention of many forces, after all, the benefits brought by the siren are greater, and they are currently facing a shortage of manpower.

Having tasted the benefits of the sirens' attack, the local mage factions are all preparing for the annual Great Tide War.

Boom!

Thunder rumbled across the sky as torrential rain poured down, covering the entire coastal area.

Moo~

The Black-Scaled Demon was enjoying the comforting feeling of the rain washing over it in the river, its eight tentacles slowly twisting and undulating on the surface.

Inside an abandoned building along the coast, a person dressed as a Guardian Mage was observing the Blackscale Demon's every move through binoculars.

"What an animal! Are you so happy about the heavy rain?"

The thin-lipped male mage glanced at the rain and put down his binoculars, showing unusual impatience with it.

"Just take a look, come over and have some wine!" Another monk inside, with a scarred face, was shirtless and chugging from the bottle.

The camera pans outwards, and a black sedan is speeding along the coastal highway, seemingly unconcerned about skidding or the attacks of the remaining sea monsters.

The black sedan sped through Hangzhou and entered the Songcheng area, then turned a corner and headed towards a manor at the foot of the mountain.

Finally, the car stopped in front of the Moon Rain Villa Manor. After the car door opened, two people with an air of authority got out, one after the other.

A layer of swirling blue wind protected the two of them, preventing the heavy rain from penetrating.

ding dong~

"chief?"

Tang Yue arrived at the door and saw Pang Lai standing outside with a serious expression, and she subconsciously became nervous.

"Tang Yue, is Wang Teng home?" Pang Lai asked with a smile.

"Ah~ Yes, please come in!" Tang Yue quickly opened the door and invited the other person in.

The three arrived at the villa and entered the hall, where they found only Jiang Shaoxu, who was fiddling with a computer.

Pang Lai's lips curled up slightly. Last time, Jiang Shaoli had chatted with him privately about Jiang Shaoxu, and Jiang Shaoli's face was full of helplessness.

"Ahem~ Chief, please have a seat, I'll go call Wang Teng!" Tang Yue coughed to remind Jiang Shaoxu.

"What a distinguished guest today!"

A sound came from the stairwell, and Wang Teng's figure quickly appeared. He knew it! Who could have such a powerful aura? There was a sense of oppression coming towards him from several kilometers away.

"Hey kid~ You seem so different now, it's been a while!"

"The saying 'A scholar should be looked at with new eyes after three days' is perfectly applicable to you!"

The bearded man next to Pang Lai finally spoke, his gaze sweeping over Wang Teng as he approached them.

"Did the commander of the Hua Army come here in person just to praise me to my face?" Wang Teng replied with a smile, then gave Jiang Shaoxu a wink.

Jiang Shaoxu immediately understood, quickly packed up her computer, and went upstairs.

After brewing them a pot of tea, Tang Yue also left the hall, leaving the place to the three of them.

The three sat facing each other at the tea table.

Hua Junshou took a sip of tea, his gaze fixed intently on Wang Teng. "This time, with the siren attack, you're in for some trouble!"

With a smug smile on his face, Chief Pang Lai took out a slightly blurry photo from his spatial bracelet and pushed it in front of Wang Teng.

Wang Teng was a little confused by his words, wondering what kind of riddle he was talking about.

I picked up the photo and saw that the image was not very clear. The photo showed that it was taken in an area of ​​island chain waters near the open sea.

This can't be right. Are these two making fun of me?

He was puzzled, but stared at the island chain more closely and found an island with a strange shape that looked familiar. A flash of inspiration struck him: wasn't this an enlarged version of the Black Scale Demon?

Seeing the other party's enlightened expression, Hua Junshou said seriously, "It seems you have realized that the sea monster you captured is a descendant of the deep sea monster lord of the Pacific Sea Monster God Clan."

"It found us by following its bloodline connection!"

"It has appeared in the island chain area in the outer sea and was photographed by a mage on aerial patrol. If nothing unexpected happens, it is coming for you."

"Among the Sea Demon Gods, the Deep Sea Demon Lord, as the source of the bloodline, has the ability to summon and gather his bloodline descendants with 100% certainty."

"Now that they suddenly find that one of their descendants can't be summoned, they might become interested in coming over to take a look."

Chief Pang Lai glanced at him with admiration; this guy was indeed capable of causing trouble, and the trouble he caused was quite thorny.

"Based on the information we obtained about the Ocean God Clan from Jiuying, they are not an imperial clan, so we can roughly estimate their strength: at least an invincible monarch!"

"Considering that the siren's strength increases by about three times when fighting in the ocean, coupled with its enormous size and the fact that its black scales are highly resistant to magic."

"Judging from the magic spells cast by the siren you captured, it's more troublesome than you imagine!"

Hua Junshou narrowed his eyes and stared intently at Wang Teng, his gaze filled with a mocking smile and a hint of scrutiny, as if to say, "You've messed things up, kid."

The reason he wasn't nervous was twofold: firstly, he was capable of handling the situation, but it was simply not convenient for him to take the initiative.

Secondly, he sensed danger from Wang Teng, who was very adept at hiding his abilities and had an unparalleled mastery of magic.

If you insist on judging according to common sense, you will never be able to see through the other person's true level of understanding.

However, his long-term contact with forbidden spell masters and top-level demons gave him an innate intuition that Wang Teng was definitely not simple!

In addition, given their performance on the North Plains battlefield, they still have the ability to handle this matter.

The only thing to be careful about is that this matter cannot be made public, otherwise it will inevitably attract criticism from all sides of society.

They also need to consider whether Wang Teng will withdraw from the Forbidden City as a result, neither of which would be a good thing.

(End of this chapter)