Full-Time Magister: I Had No Intention of Reaching the Dimensional Throne

Chapter 59 The Wind Spirit's First Display of Power

"Actually, this kind of regulation change has happened quite a few times before, and it might be changed back in a few months. When that happens, I can show it to you."

"Okay, sure."

After finishing his conversation, Mo Fan chatted with Xiao Ke for a few more minutes before hanging up the phone and looking up at Bai Mo.

"You heard everything."

"Hmm." Bai Mo nodded, looking at the tea that had stopped steaming, and fell into deep thought.

Why did this instruction have to come so suddenly, right after Winged Wolf's death?

It's hard to believe this wasn't an action by the Black Vatican. Clearly, those guys astutely realized that Winged Wolf's death was inextricably linked to him. At the same time, they were genuinely afraid he would uncover something else.

Perhaps all those demon-hunting logs have already been destroyed. Bai Mo recalled the news he heard when he came to have tea about the fire on the city's demon-hunting team's building.

This is a bit tricky. Bai Mo frowned, thinking that maybe he should ask Lingling to use internet technology to see if she could find those files.

Seeing that Bai Mo remained silent, Mo Fan spoke up:

"If you'd like to investigate the location where the giant-eyed fish rat appears, I can take you there!"

To be honest, Mo Fan thought that since Bai Mo was from the Dragon Group, the things he had to deal with and participate in must be very important. He wanted to play it safe and develop his strength, and didn't want to get involved.

Moreover, Mo Fan doesn't have a photographic memory; with so many missions, how could he remember every single one clearly? But he did remember that his first mission was with the Giant-Eyed Blood Rat, and it was at Xin Xia's school.

If these rats were indeed part of someone's scheme, then wouldn't Xinxia be in danger?

Therefore, no matter what Bai Mo wanted to do, Mo Fan was determined to make him go to the Inscription Girls' Middle School.

If he doesn't go, then Mo Fan will investigate himself!

"You remember clearly?" Bai Mo put down the teacup he had picked up and looked up at Mo Fan, whose expression had suddenly become serious.

"I can't remember," Mo Fan readily admitted, "but I do remember a few."

Nodding slightly, Bai Mo vaguely guessed Mo Fan's thoughts and got up to pay the bill.

"Let's go then, you lead the way."

Inscription Girls' School is not open to the general public, but it is accessible to those with Mo Fan's hunter's certificate.

The security guards let them in, but they had to register their names. Under Mo Fan's astonished gaze, Bai Mo wrote down the three characters "Wang Xiaoer".

"Let's go, what are you standing there for?"

"Oh, oh." Mo Fan nodded, then stepped forward to lead the way, seemingly lost in thought.

Today is a holiday, and the middle school cafeteria is closed. Mo Fan tells Bai Mo some information.

"The first mission I received was here. The person who reported it said that the canteen often vibrated at midnight. When our monster-hunting team arrived, we found a giant-eyed rat in the canteen. If you're looking for any strange places, you should be able to find something here."

Mo Fan spoke in a serious tone, his eyes scanning every place nearby like searchlights, seemingly even more curious than Bai Mo about what sinister things might be going on here.

Bai Mo casually remarked as his gaze swept over the ordinary cafeteria, "The Giant-Eyed Blood Rat is only mediocre in strength; its specialty is digging holes. The tremors you mentioned in the cafeteria were probably caused by the Giant-Eyed Blood Rat digging underground."

"So... there might be a giant-eyed rat's hole here?!" Mo Fan asked with a look of surprise and doubt.

"Yes! Perhaps the hole hasn't reached the surface yet, or perhaps it has already been dug. In any case, since the giant-eyed rat has dug a hole here, it will continue to dig." Bai Mo nodded, confirming Mo Fan's guess.

Mo Fan frowned. He preferred Bai Mo to deny his guess; otherwise, how could he feel at ease knowing that a demon's cave was located where Xin Xia often ate? He asked in a low voice, "Where is the entrance to the cave? Where do I want it demolished?"

"Why are you more anxious than me?" Bai Mo asked deliberately, glancing at him.

Mo Fan paused for a moment before truthfully replying, "My sister goes to this school."

"Oh, you're quite honest, you've got some of my style."

Upon hearing this, Mo Fan twitched the corner of his mouth, recalling the name Wang Xiaoer on the gatekeeper's registration form. However, he didn't dwell on the matter, but continued to observe and mutter to himself.

"Watch me blow that rat hole up!"

"There isn't one here. I guess it might be a food storage room or something like that." Bai Mo glanced around the conspicuous cafeteria interior; there were no storage rooms or similar facilities. He then asked, "You've been here before, do you know where the storage room is?"

Shaking his head, Mo Fan frowned and pondered for a moment, then decided to ask Xin Xia.

So he said to Bai Mo, "Wait a minute, I'm going to make a phone call."

Then, Mo Fan walked to the other side, chatted briefly with Xin Xia, and then started asking about serious matters.

"Warehouse?! Our school isn't very big. There's only one place where people often go in and out to take things. It's right next to the library. The library is a two-story yellow building. Brother Mo Fan, you can see it if you walk towards the playground."

"Okay, Xinxia, ​​I'll hang up now. I'll come back to be intimate with you tonight."

Mo Fan ended the call and returned to Bai Mo's side. He told him the information, and the two left the cafeteria and soon arrived near the library. There, they found what appeared to be a warehouse, a single-story building about the size of a classroom.

The house has double doors, secured by a chain and a large padlock. It coldly tells anyone who approaches that this place is not open to the public.

"I'll blast him away!"

Seeing that the door was locked tight, Mo Fan immediately began to draw the spell. Bai Mo stopped him, "Let me do it, the fire is too noisy."

Then Mo Fan saw a flash of silver light in Bai Mo's eyes, the air seemed to ripple, a faint sword shadow flashed by, and a crisp sound rang out.

"Clang!"

The chain and the heavy iron lock then broke in two and fell to the ground.

"Holy crap, what kind of magic is this?"

"Spatial element," Bai Mo said, then pushed open the door and entered. Sunlight streamed in, illuminating the room that had been dark for who knows how long.

My gaze swept around this space, which was neither too big nor too small. It was cluttered with things: food, clothes, household items, mops, brooms, and everything else.

"It's such a mess!" Mo Fan said as he entered next. "There doesn't even look like an entrance."

"It's covered up." Bai Mo said softly, his eyes fixed on the pile of clothes on his left that looked like work clothes. He sensed that the ground there was hollow.

Mo Fan was about to ask where the obstruction was when a large pile of clothes on his left suddenly flew up out of thin air, startling him.

Just as he turned his head to draw Bai Mo's attention, he saw the strange silver light in Bai Mo's eyes and immediately knew that this was magic. He scratched his head and guessed that this was also a space-type skill.

Thai pants are hot!

He exclaimed inwardly, "I want to learn!"

However, Mo Fan's expression quickly turned serious, because as the clothes continued to fly away, a large hole, at least five meters wide, appeared before his eyes.

Without any obstruction, he could still hear faint cries from something inside. Mo Fan secretly rejoiced that he had come today.

Bai Mo had no idea what Mo Fan was thinking. When he saw the cave entrance appear, he walked straight over. At the same time, the sound-detecting earring appeared on his ear.

"Hey, Bai Mo. What are you doing?" Mo Fan asked.

"Go in and take a look. If you want to come along, you can."

As Bai Mo spoke casually, he opened a moon-white portal, and the mysterious moonlight shone on his departing figure. A bluish-white wind flew out, landed on his shoulder, and transformed into a cute little sprite-like figure.

Mo Fan naturally chose to follow. He had already devised a grand scheme in his mind, and for Xin Xia's sake, he was determined to go in and see for himself.

Upon seeing the moon-white portal, he hesitated for a long time before asking in surprise, "Is this a summoning system?"

"Hmm, this is the beginner level of the Summoning system: Dimensional Summoning."

"Are you an intermediate level?"

"Is there a problem?" Bai Mo stopped at the edge of the cave, glanced inside, then looked at Mo Fan beside him, and said calmly, "Light the fire."

After saying that, the warehouse door slammed shut. Then, with a swift movement, he jumped inside.

Mo Fan lit the torch in a daze and held it in his hand for illumination. He thought his current cultivation level was already quite remarkable, but he didn't expect that there was someone who looked about the same age as him and was already at the intermediate level.

At the same time, he felt much more at ease.

By the light of the fire, Bai Mo surveyed the underground cave. It was five meters wide and five meters high, indicating that warriors could also use this underground cave to enter Bo City.

As they entered the underground, the demon's voice became even clearer.

"Little Wind Spirit, let me see your strength today." Bai Mo said to the Wind Spirit on his shoulder, then pointed to a pair of giant-eyed, fishy rats that had come running at the scent.

"This little guy is too small, shall I help him?" Mo Fan said to Bai Mo, watching Feng Ling skip and hop forward.

"No need, just watch."

As Bai Mo spoke, he continued to walk forward.

On Feng Ling's side, before the giant-eyed blood rats even got close, two whirlwinds rose up beneath their feet. The whirlwinds spun extremely fast and were incredibly powerful, turning the two giant-eyed blood rats, each the size of a small car, into mincemeat like a meat grinder.

Mo Fan, who was behind him, also widened his eyes upon seeing this. The wind could be this strong?! This little sprite is incredibly powerful.

Then his face lit up with joy, because two faint fireflies flew into his little mudskipper pendant.

But as they ventured deeper into the tunnel with Bai Mo, Mo Fan began to have doubts. "Shouldn't we destroy this tunnel?"

"It needs to be destroyed, but not now. I need to investigate this tunnel thoroughly."

One-eyed demon wolves, giant-eyed blood rats—there aren't many demons in the tunnels, but they're not few either. Feng Ling is naturally sensitive to air currents and has a demon detection device.

To him, the demon's sneak attack was no different from a straightforward suicide. What puzzled Bai Mo was that after walking for a long time, he still hadn't seen a fork in the road.

In other words, each of these tunnels likely leads independently outside the city. This also means that finding this one tunnel doesn't solve the problem of how many more tunnels still exist within Bo City.

Bai Mo stopped, and Mo Fan stopped as well. Just as they were about to ask why they had stopped, they saw a shadow like a building, almost filling most of the passageway!

Three scarlet eyes stared at them, the jagged spikes on their backs reflecting a cold light, and their steel-like bodies took a step towards them. A tsunami-like force pressed down, and Mo Fan felt as if his heart was about to be crushed; his whole body turned ice-cold, and he spat out a few words through clenched teeth.

"It's a three-eyed demon wolf!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Feng Ling took flight, the sound of strong winds echoing through the passage, and countless breaths of wind converging.

"Rustling sound~~~~~~~!"

A wind blade, equally filling the entire passage, converged, its sharpness seemingly capable of tearing the earth apart, piercing through the air and landing within the passage.

The three-eyed wolf that was rushing towards them suddenly stopped, turned around, and was about to run away!

"Hmph!"

The previous battles hadn't given Fengling enough fun, so how could she let a worthy opponent escape now that she'd finally found one that was good enough?

To demonstrate its ability to protect the Beastmaster, the Wind Spirit unleashed its Sky-Piercing Wind Slash.

"Whoosh whoosh whoosh~~~~~~~~!"

Before the wind slash even arrived, a fierce gale had already struck the three-eyed wolf, affecting its balance. The enormous wind blade followed closely, carving two long dents in the cave wall before striking the wolf heavily, severing both its hind legs and leaving a deep, bloody gash. The color of white bone was faintly visible beneath.

The attack severely injured the three-eyed wolf, rendering it unable to escape. Wind Spirit pressed its advantage, conjuring countless wind arrows as it moved.

Feng Ling flew to the front of the Three-Eyed Demon Wolf and waved his arm.

The rain of wind arrows behind them converged into two streams of wind like spears, directly shattering the three-eyed wolf's eyes and piercing into its skull.

After killing the enemy, Feng Ling flew back to Bai Mo's side in a flash, circling around him like a little girl seeking praise.

"Haha, good, Little Wind Spirit is the best." Bai Mo praised with a smile.

Mo Fan, who was watching from the side, would never have believed that such a small guy could have such great strength if it weren't for the corpse right in front of him.

Keep going forward, keep killing demons. One Wind Spirit is enough.

(End of this chapter)