Full-Time Magister: Summoning Agumon at the Start

"Zhao Manyan, let's fly down quickly!" Mo Fan exclaimed!

"What is this thing?" Zhao Manyan hadn't reacted yet.

"Get down here!" Mo Fan shouted again, his heart pounding. If it was really what he suspected, the team would probably only be able to rely on Lin Chen to solve the problem.

Seeing Mo Fan's solemn expression, Zhao Manyan didn't ask any more questions. He hurriedly folded his wings and swooped down with Mo Fan in his arms.

"Boom!"

Mo Fan and Zhao Manyan landed heavily on the deck, nearly cracking it.

"How did you guys fall from the sky?" Lin Chen asked curiously as he walked out of the cabin and saw Mo Fan and Zhao Manyan's wolf-fox appearance.

"There's something big underwater!" Zhao Manyan rushed to the side of the boat and stood on the railing, looking down into the ocean.

The seawater was very clear, and you could see very deep into the water. The dark figure that Mo Fan and Zhao Manyan had spotted earlier was still lurking beneath the ship.

Only then did they realize just how big the shadowy figure was; just looking at it gave them a feeling of being plunged into darkness.

"My God, what is this thing?!" Jiang Yu suddenly exclaimed.

Jiang Yu's scream startled everyone awake, and they all rushed to the side of the boat to look down.

Suddenly, they discovered the huge dark shadow underwater.

In an instant, beads of cold sweat slid down their foreheads, and an extreme fear surged into their hearts, leaving them unable to recover for a long time.

"It's gone." Just as everyone was immersed in fear, Lin Chen calmly spoke up.

When everyone looked down again, they discovered that the seawater had returned to its original clarity.

That dark figure could no longer be seen.

"This is probably one of the reasons why our mentor sent us here for training. However, that demon was at least a monarch-level demon, wasn't it?" Nan Jue said.

"Who cares what it is, as long as it's gone, that's all that matters. It really scared the hell out of me just now," Zhao Manyan said.

"We've had such a peaceful journey without encountering any demons, maybe it's because it's been following us," Lin Chen speculated.

"Don't scare me, this thing is much scarier than a sea monster!" Jiang Shaoxu patted the jade rabbit on her chest and said with some fear.

Aside from Ai Jiangtu, several men, some openly and some casually, stared at Jiang Shaoxu's jade rabbit, nodding and humming in sync with its rhythm.

"Just in case, let's hurry on our way. Water mages, accelerate as much as you can, and wind mages, lend a hand. Let's try to reach the Sakura Kingdom in the shortest possible time," Ai Jiangtu said after thinking for a while.

Startled by the unknown dark figure, none of the people refused Ai Jiangtu's suggestion. They each used their own unique abilities to make the cruise ship move forward at an even faster speed.

Previously, when Mo Fan and Zhao Manyan flew into the air, they had already seen the coastline. With everyone accelerating at full speed, they soon entered the sea area of ​​Japan.

Since the ship had already been registered and bore the name of the Sakura Country, it entered the Ankai waters of the Sakura Country without any problems.

Upon entering the port and reaching the shore, with their feet firmly on the ground, everyone's hearts finally settled down. They no longer had to worry about that huge black shadow suddenly attacking them.

"By the way, does anyone here know how to speak cherry blossom language?" Mo Fan quickly thought of something and asked a very important question.

"Yes, I love watching cherry blossom dramas," Jiang Shaoxu said with a smile.

"Oh, me too," Mo Fan replied.

"Pah! You scoundrel!" Jiang Shaoxu wasn't an ignorant little girl. Seeing Mo Fan's wicked smile, she immediately understood what he was talking about. She shoved him in the face and took a step away from Mo Fan.

"Stop talking, let's go quickly. If those Japanese police keep an eye on us, it'll be troublesome. We don't have any identification documents; we've basically smuggled ourselves in," Ai Jiangtu said.

When you're down on your luck, even drinking cold water can cause problems. As soon as Ai Jiangtu finished speaking, several Japanese officers who looked like police officers noticed that the girl in Lin Chen's group was very pretty, so they walked past everyone and went straight towards Lin Chen and his group.

Fortunately, Jiang Shaoxu spoke fluent Japanese, and Lin Chen and the others were very quick-witted. With everyone's cooperation, they successfully dispelled the doubts of the Japanese police officers and left the port smoothly.

Once inside Nishikuma City, Lin Chen and his group were basically safe. The police in Japan wouldn't randomly arrest people and check their IDs. Besides, both Chinese and Japanese people are of Asian descent, so when Lin Chen and his group walked down the street, no one would suspect that they had illegally entered the country; they would just assume that they were a group of young people traveling around.

Although it's much safer now, accommodation is still a problem, just like back home.

All of these require registration of identification documents, so hotels and guesthouses are obviously not available.

With no other option, Lin Chen and the others found a temple halfway up the mountain. The temple, seeing that Lin Chen had donated a considerable amount of money for incense, reluctantly took them in.

The temple is called Yanming Temple, and it is in the typical style of a temple in Japan. The stone frame is built at the foot of the mountain, and the marble steps lead straight up to the temple at the top of the mountain. The temple is not big, and apart from Lin Chen and others, there are only a few monks in the temple.

There were two stone turtles in front of the temple, their size comparable to the guard lions. Just as everyone was preparing to go back to their rooms to rest, Lin Chen noticed that Mo Fan had come to the stone turtles and was about to climb up.

"Mo Fan, if you climb up like that, be careful someone will come and scold you, and maybe even a vengeful spirit will come looking for you," Lin Chen warned.

"Anyone who insults me, I'll tear them apart with my words!" Mo Fan declared fearlessly. "Besides, I'm a magician. These mere wronged spirits are asking me to uphold justice for them!"

"Whatever, just don't screw me over later." Lin Chen shrugged and ignored him.

Several hours later, while Lin Chen was meditating in his room, Mo Fan burst in and said irritably, "Lin Chen, did you find out something? Did you know I'd get yelled at, and did you know I'd encounter a ghost?"

"I noticed your face was dark, and after a quick calculation, I guessed what it was," Lin Chen replied.

"Don't kid me, I really did encounter a ghost. She disappeared in the blink of an eye right in front of me," Mo Fan said solemnly.

"I wasn't kidding you, I was just guessing. You can't just sit on someone else's stone statue like that, who else would you curse if not you? As for ghosts, there are all sorts of strange tales in Japan, hundreds, if not thousands, of all kinds of monsters. It's not unusual for you to encounter one." Lin Chen shrugged.

"Won't something bad happen?" Mo Fan asked worriedly.

"Something happened? What happened?" Just then, a woman's startled voice rang out.

"I feel there's something wrong with this temple!" Mo Fan glanced at the person who came and found it was Jiang Shaoxu, then recounted his experience that day.

"Ghosts? That's perfect, Lin Chen, come with me down the mountain for a stroll."