Full-Time Magician: Demon Mage

Chapter 572 Deep Blue Demon Lord

"Sigh~ The north is alright, but the South China Sea seems to be a gathering place for all the sea monsters. The battle in the Demon Capital has been too exhausting lately."

"That place has become a new world-class naval battlefield, and most of the raw materials for sirens are produced here."

"We only have a 50% share, and 50,000 bottles isn't a lot. If you double your production capacity, we can handle it all."

Hua Junshou's mood lightened considerably after saying this, as the military's casualties had been greatly alleviated with a sufficient supply of blood serum.

Shao Zhengdu often said that China has the highest rate of Buddhist monks dying in the world.

He was referring to the sacrifice of the military magistrate, because there were so many cities and towns of all sizes in the country, and even rural areas where people gathered.

Military mages have too many places to oversee. Even with so many high school or magic university graduates every year, the military can handle it all because the demand for personnel has never stopped.

Military mages often fight against demons, and they are bound to be injured or even killed. Blood potions are a great way to save their lives.

Healing mages are extremely rare; not every team has one, and even if they do, they can't keep up with the healing needs.

Once a small team fight breaks out, if two or three people are injured, the healing mage's mana will be almost completely depleted.

Not to mention small-scale conflicts!

Therefore, supplies are very necessary. As long as one is not fatally injured, there is a chance of survival with the help of blood serum.

For the military mages who fought demons year after year, this was their hope for survival.

Moreover, the cost after dilution is very low, only a little over 2 yuan, which is an expense that any mage can easily afford.

This is the key point: other supplies are either produced in very small quantities or are too expensive for novice mages to afford.

"You should discuss this with Jiang Shaoxu. She manages the factory, so I'm not sure if they can keep up with production."

"In principle, I have no objection..."

Wang Teng did not intend to agree to the other party's request directly. What he said was indeed true; Jiang Shaoxu was in charge of the entire operation of the blood agent factory.

There is definitely a production limit to the speed of a factory; it's impossible to produce as much as you want.

This isn't about adding a few production lines; everything is now produced automatically thanks to that amazing device.

As for Hua Junshou's thoughts, he could roughly guess some of them; the vast majority of the other party's share must have been distributed to the lower-level military mages.

He still believed this, so he didn't mind the other party's suggestion.

After all, the lower-level mages in the country are quite busy, so releasing more blood potions isn't a problem; it's a kind of preferential treatment.

The share handled by the military still carries a degree of trust; if those powerful families and municipal councilors were to take over, probably not a single bottle would reach the lower classes.

According to information Leng Qing recently reported to him, a considerable amount of blood serum has been sold to Europe.

This includes shares held by the court and shares held by chaebols in Seoul. Both sides basically have unused or restricted shares, and then sell the excess shares to make money.

Those who followed him basically all made a fortune, and it even became their main business at one point.

This is why such a small relocation today has attracted so many prominent families and members of parliament. They're just here to make an appearance and see if they can squeeze some benefits out of him.

"Hahaha...Good, good, I'm relieved to hear that. On behalf of the military mages in the country, I thank you!"

Hua Junshou personally poured himself a full glass, raised it with a happy expression, and drank it down. This trip had been very fruitful.

Wang Teng smiled and drank a glass with him. This could probably be considered a major contribution to the country, right?

"Now I should call you Chairman... We didn't get to hold the celebration banquet back then, so I'll just consider this one as the celebration banquet!"

Pang Lai raised his glass with a smile, his eyes teasing and joking as he spoke.

"Oh no, no, no..."

Wang Teng refused with a smile, but quickly poured himself a glass and clinked glasses with Chief Pang Lai, who had actually been quite kind to him.

The chief representative of the palace was already a person of great power and influence, yet he took the initiative to recruit him and directly recommended him to become a member of parliament. If it were anyone else, they would have already started playing the seniority game.

Becoming a member of the Palace Council is good for his future career development, after all, it sounds prestigious!

Now he is the honorary president of the Palace Museum, a title that countless people wouldn't even dare to dream of.

Of course, if he stays in China, he might actually become the powerful chairman.

But being an honorary president is actually better for him now, since he has the title but doesn't have to deal with all sorts of other things.

Compared to now, he is more like a guest in China, a very valuable guest!

Guests are often treated much better than hosts.

The moment Pang Lai and Wang Teng clinked glasses drew smiles from the others, and the atmosphere quickly became lively.

The conversation quickly turned to topics such as the current situation at home and abroad, which became the subject of everyone's discussion.

Everyone here is one of the few people standing at the pinnacle of magic, and your vision is certainly not limited, especially in the current situation.

"Something is quite interesting. The Deep Blue Demon Lord, the sea monster emperor who lingers in the South China Sea region, seems to be consciously on guard against something."

"The current offensive intensity is very high, but that emperor hardly ever personally intervenes. Instead, he is desperately inciting the sea monsters in the outer sea to enter the South China Sea."

"Based on my speculation, it may involve the Kunlun Mountains nearby."

"After all, the emperor's perception is far superior to that of a human mage."

"Our current situation means we have inadvertently gained a huge advantage, and have actually opened up a world-class naval battlefield in the inland waters." The Chinese military leader quickly brought up the South China Sea issue.

"That's great! I can come to your aid anytime if needed."

"The profits from a large-scale naval battle are enough to revitalize the economy of a megacity," Min Wu immediately offered his support.

"The Kunlun Mountains... it's been quiet there for a long time." Dean Xiao said with a thoughtful and reminiscent expression.

Mingzhu Academy has preserved some records of forbidden areas in the country. That place has remained relatively quiet, which is quite fortunate.

"Yes, I'm afraid that the Deep Blue Demon Lord might one day stir up some disturbances in the Kunlun Mountains."

"If things can stay quiet, I wouldn't mind taking action to drive that guy away."

"Speaking of which, that guy was fully armed, with two huge ice-blue pincers and more than a dozen sharp claws, all of which were perfect materials for magical artifacts."

"Wang Teng, do you have any ideas? I can lead the charge and we'll take that guy down together."

Hua Junshou clearly didn't pay much attention to Min Wu's meaning, but instead looked at Wang Teng with great interest.

If he were alone, he wouldn't be very confident that he could defeat the Deep Blue Demon Lord. The opponent's defense looked very strong, and his physical attack ability was probably even stronger.

(End of this chapter)