Full-Time Magister: Summoning Agumon at the Start

Chapter 293 The Invasion of 100,000 Strange Birds

Lin Chen wandered around the town but didn't find anything he needed, so he returned to the town entrance to wait for the others to arrive.

Before long, Jiang Shaoxu was the first to return to the entrance of the town. At this moment, the smile on Jiang Shaoxu's face was like that of a little girl who had received a red flower.

"What good thing did you find that makes you so happy?" Lin Chen asked.

Jiang Shaoxu took out a small flower from her storage magic tool and handed it to Lin Chen, saying, "This is the Li Fan Flower. It's said to be related to the origin of mind magic, and it's rarely seen outside now—"

After some time, the rest of them emerged from the town one by one. Lin Chen didn't know what they had acquired, but it probably wasn't anything useful to him.

Otherwise, given the system's characteristics, it would have already guided me to collect them.

As for the Liquid of Time, Lin Chen did indeed have systematic guidance in wanting it, and it seemed to be able to help Digimon complete their evolution.

After Zhao Manyan had fully restored his magical energy, Lin Chen and the others left the small town of Time.

The moment the six stepped out of the town's protective barrier, a pair of enormous yellow eyes appeared in the town's sky.

Those eyes remained fixed on Lin Chen and the others, watching them leave, until they were completely gone.

It slowly closed up.

This strange phenomenon was noticed by Little Flame Princess, who was perched on Mo Fan's shoulder. Little Flame Princess babbled to Mo Fan and Lin Chen that there were eyes in the sky. Mo Fan didn't see anything, so he didn't take it seriously.

In Lin Chen's hazy memory, the original work did describe such a thing, the Space-Time Divine Eye, one of the six divine eyes. However, with Lin Chen's current strength, he was still too far from it. Therefore, Lin Chen could only pretend not to care for the time being and wait until he was stronger before coming to take a look.

When Lin Chen and the others emerged from the storm's barrier and found Ai Jiangtu and the others, the strange bird had already flown away. Reassured, they returned to Hanmi City via the same route.

Back in Hammi City, everyone was exhausted and in a state of panic because of the strange bird incident. They went straight back to their rooms and fell fast asleep on their beds.

The group did not linger in Hammi City. The next morning, they flew to the Royal Felipe Castle, the national pavilion of Peru.

Upon arriving in Lima, the group had no time for sightseeing or shopping and hurriedly took a car to the Royal Felipe Castle on the Callao coast.

Upon arrival and identification, the guards at the gate politely led everyone into the castle.

Upon meeting Osto, the royal mage and national academy instructor, Ai Jiangtu got straight to the point: "Hello, we are contestants from the Chinese National Academy, here to obtain national academy medals. Please arrange our challenge."

"Don't you need to rest?" asked the royal mage Osto.

"No need, we came after we had rested," Ai Jiangtu said.

"Alright, please come with me. I'll go arrange the match now," Osto said politely.

The match was simple: 3 vs 3. Ai Jiangtu assigned Li Kaifeng, Mu Yingting, and Guan Yu to compete. Peru's overall strength was average, and none of their three guards were high-ranking. The result was unsurprising: the Chinese team won.

Just as Osto was about to hand over the medal from the Peruvian National Pavilion to Ai Jiangtu, a man in military uniform with a face as black as iron walked out of the fortress, followed by several people of high status.

"General Mott, are you also interested in watching the young people's competition?" Osto immediately went up to him and said very respectfully.

"I'm not interested," Mott said coldly, showing no respect for Auster. He then walked straight up to the members of the Chinese National Team and asked with an unfriendly expression, "Are you members of the Chinese National Team?"

"Yes," Ai Jiangtu replied indifferently. He also realized that the person in front of him was not friendly, and his attitude towards him was not good either: "General, what business do you have with our National Government team?!"

"You must have done something very foolish to come to our country. You'll see when you come to the watchtower with me," General Mott sneered.

At the same time, the followers standing behind General Mott stepped forward and surrounded the Chinese National Government team, seemingly afraid that they would escape.

This behavior greatly displeased the Nationalist team members. They had only just met General Mott, yet he treated them like thieves.

"There must be some misunderstanding here. However, let's go to the watchtower first, as the general suggested," Osto said with a smile to the Chinese Nationalist team.

Although the Chinese Nationalist team was very puzzled, they knew that this was the opponent's home ground, so they followed the general to the watchtower.

The observation tower is very tall, offering a view of the distant ocean and the coastline stretching for tens of kilometers on both sides, including the azure sky without a single cloud.

"Did you see that? That's the mess you made! If it weren't for the people in Hammi City intercepting your information, I wouldn't even know who to turn to. Do you know how much trouble your actions have caused our country?!" General Mort pointed to the horizon and roared at the National Guard members in a murderous tone.

Following the direction General Mott pointed, Lin Chen noticed a large cloud formation on the horizon. The cloud formation was particularly eye-catching, but it was not white; instead, it was blue-green.

"Damn it, it's them again! How come they got here so fast this time, and even chased us all the way here!" Jiang Yu shouted, his face turning deathly pale.

"This number is not right. It's at least ten times more than last time, at least 100,000! That's the number of demons in an entire tribe!" Zhao Manyan's face was extremely stiff. This was simply an unimaginable disaster.

In an instant, the members of the Chinese National Team were dumbfounded. Why had such a big change occurred in just one day?

The cloud of strange birds was much larger than the one in the Gobi Valley before, and their cries could be heard from hundreds of kilometers away, sounding like a series of lightning bolts, sharp and piercing.

At that moment, Osto and his inexperienced soldiers kept shouting "My God!"

May God help them resolve this horrific attack.

"I don't care what you've done, get out of this city right now, right now!" General Mott roared.

"What did you say? You want us to leave??" Mu Tingying looked at the general in disbelief. There was no city to protect them; it was just a wasteland. There wasn't even the lightning storm they had experienced in Hammi City. They would definitely die if they went out.

"General, these children will have no chance of survival if they go out," Osto said, unable to bear it.

"Do you mean to make our soldiers sacrifice their lives for their mistakes?!" General Mort roared. "If you don't come out now, I'll have no choice but to kill you myself and throw your corpses out to appease their rage."