Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 506 The Conspiracy Revealed

Wang Teng returned to life in the castle, enjoying a leisurely life served by maids. He cultivated during the day and exercised at night, leading a very regular life.

To avoid missing anyone, I can only ask them to help take care of them, even if it means a little extra work for myself.

Fortunately, I am physically strong; otherwise, those women might have become upset after a while.

As time went by, the online buzz surrounding him gradually faded, especially as no new news emerged.

Those forces that sent out invitations were all greatly disappointed, because Wang Teng seemed to have no intention of responding to their invitations.

The people living in Yaoyang City regard Yaoyang Castle as a popular tourist attraction, and many tourists come to see it every day.

It may even attract investors from all over the world to buy properties, after all, the Lin family's plan for a wealthy neighborhood has not stopped.

Villa prices were once driven up and doubled again, yet demand still couldn't meet supply!

Especially since Wang Teng has lived here for a long time, this newly established city has naturally received a great deal of attention and popularity.

It's not just local wealthy businessmen who are pursuing this; many other international forces also want to establish a foothold here.

The affluent neighborhood plan is a marketing ploy; every villa is top-notch in design, with top-notch landscaping and security, and all the necessary amenities.

The price is absolutely outrageous!

Apart from the core area Radiant Castle, which will remain largely unchanged, the wealthy area, even if reclassified as the inner area, will also see little alteration. The outer area, however, will undergo significant changes as it develops into a top-tier commercial and entertainment district.

The entire city is designed as a purely high-end lifestyle and consumer city, with Seoul as the base city and the future Busan as the supply side.

The only change is that the gradual establishment of cities has reduced the exploitable area of ​​many magic stone veins.

As long as there are no major changes in the land and airspace of the core area and the inner perimeter, the terrain will not be affected in its ability to gather energy.

This is why the city was planned this way; as for the losses, they are completely acceptable.

With the arrival of June, the magic associations of the major continents have basically completed the reconstruction of the new magical order.

In particular, the Asian Magic Association has moved its headquarters directly to the Demon City. It's somewhat understandable that it's not in the capital, since that's the country's capital.

The two major power institutions must not overlap in one city, otherwise it will cause chaos!

Although he didn't know what those people were planning, setting the location in the Demon City was clearly not a good choice.

Outsiders may not know, but do those high-ranking officials in the country not know that the Ocean God Clan and the country are sworn enemies?

Faced with the impending siren onslaught, the Demon City will undoubtedly be the first to bear the brunt!

Shendu is actually more suitable, since it was the city that was initially responsible for international exchanges, and it has a higher profile abroad.

The danger isn't that high yet; there aren't any powerful demons nearby that we can't handle.

Placing it in the Demon City would force the Asian Magic Association to confront the sirens' onslaught directly; if they couldn't defend against it, the consequences would be catastrophic.

This will be a huge blow to morale. After all, if even the continental magic association can't handle the siren, who can?

Of course, the reverse is also true; once the siren's attack is stopped, the prestige of the Asian Magic Association will be firmly established.

Advantages and disadvantages coexist; it all depends on whether you can manage them effectively.

With the disintegration of the Holy City, the various forbidden spellcasters returned to their respective continents to develop independently, indirectly strengthening the local magical power.

Perhaps it was precisely because of this situation that they had a mysterious confidence that they could withstand the siren's attack.

Smack smack...

Wang Teng, dressed in casual clothes, ate grapes peeled and served by a maid while answering the phone with a relaxed and carefree expression.

"Wang Teng, you've been on vacation for so long, aren't you planning to come back and visit?" came the melancholy voice of Chief Pang Lai over the phone.

"There's nothing going on in China, why would I go back?" Wang Teng said casually.

He's gotten used to living here now, and he might feel a little out of place if he really went back.

"Sigh~ You're so carefree, just packing your bags and leaving."

"I have a ton of troubles here. All my initial plans have fallen through, and I'm busier than ever before," Pang Lai sighed over the phone.

Wang Teng smiled silently, not interrupting the other person, but continuing to catch the grapes as they came, living a very comfortable life.

"Originally... I shouldn't tell you this, but I think it's better to say it anyway."

"A traitor has been discovered back home, or more accurately, a puppet. It was a forbidden spell mage who was unknowingly replaced by some terrifying being."

"So far, only the military commander and the speaker of the council have discovered this; I am one of the few who have been informed."

"The situation with the Sirens is very serious. Even if the headquarters of the Asian Magic Association is located in the Demon City, it will probably be difficult to make a significant difference."

"The Ocean God Clan has been preparing for this for too long, and no one knows the intensity of their attack. According to the commander of the Chinese army's estimates, an emperor will definitely be involved."

"During this time, I hope you can return to guard the Demon Castle. This request may be unreasonable, but I'm uneasy about it!"

Chief Pang Lai's words were tinged with weariness, and he seemed particularly wary of the emperor.

In the past, people may not have had much of a concept of forbidden spell mages and imperial combat power, but recently, with the clash between Wang Teng and the Holy City...

This allowed many mages to witness the emperor's terrifying combat power, as well as the Dubai Mage Tower being conquered by the Holy City, and they also witnessed the tragic scene of forbidden spell mages fighting against the emperor.

Those below the Super-Rank Mage level have almost no chance of survival in a clash of this level, let alone the general public.

A clash of just two or three forbidden spells can reduce a large city to ruins, let alone a clash with an emperor.

Not everyone can compress the attack range of forbidden magic; after all, everyone is feeling their way across the Holy City.

Magic generally follows a fixed pattern; the higher the level of magic, the larger its attack range and the more terrifying its power.

This is the result of the Holy City's magical path. Its good and bad aspects are revealed in actual combat. It doesn't matter much in open battlefields, but it makes defensive battles very restrictive.

One of the core reasons why forbidden spellcasters cannot act casually is that they cannot control the range of their magic.

Those who can control their domain at will are all at the pinnacle of magic, but such people are extremely rare.

The vast majority of them are just powerful flying bricks. Being able to independently construct forbidden spells is already quite impressive, so they don't care about the attack range.

"good!"

Wang Teng agreed without hesitation, after all, he was still carrying the honor of being a member of the palace council.

As one of the elite members of humanity, I naturally wouldn't stand idly by while these sea monsters clashed with humans.

If he doesn't participate in such large-scale events, then there's nothing that interests him.

Not to mention that he originally belonged to this country, and his efforts to resist the sea monsters were a matter of great righteousness.

He also needed a bone from the Sea King's skull to show he had something in mind, and at the same time, to test the strength of the Siren Emperor.

Although he was a sophisticated egoist, he did not forget his necessary obligations.

"Um, thank you!"

The phone call came through with Chief Executive Pang Lai's very grateful and gratified tone, which was much more relaxed.

When the other side clashed with the Holy City, the domestic side didn't offer much help. Now that they've turned around and are asking for his help, he feels somewhat ashamed.

(End of this chapter)