The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

The warm and soft light seemed to make his eyes feel uncomfortable for a moment.

He hadn't expected that the outside would be a living room full of life.

I never expected there were other people involved.

Those golden pupils instantly locked onto Mia and Alice, who were sitting on the sofa.

"Huh?"

Mia and Alice immediately spotted "Devil Dekan" emerging from the laboratory.

Mier was initially puzzled, but then instantly exuded a terrifying killing intent, protecting Alice, and a deep purple dagger gleaming with crystal light appeared in his hand.

Mier's gentle and easygoing temperament had vanished, replaced by a sharp edge in his eyes.

"Devil Dekan" looked at the two women with a puzzled expression.

Although he harbored no hostility, the sense of danger emanating from him made the air feel colder, as if a demon king had descended upon him.

Just as "Devil Dekan" and Mier were facing off.

Alice's nearly short-circuited brain seemed to finally start functioning again.

Is this a dream?

Or reality?

She felt an endless fear engulfing her like an ocean, making her feel like she was suffocating.

"Ah...ah..."

Alice's expression gradually turned terrified, and her eyes became increasingly red.

She seemed to want to speak, but she couldn't control her vocal cords.

She felt her legs go weak and her body tremble violently.

Then his eyes rolled back and he lost consciousness.

053 Mir's Side Hustle

"Dekan?"

Mier looked as if he were facing a formidable enemy and asked.

Although she didn't act rashly, she was on edge.

It seems they are ready to fight Dekan to the death in the next second.

This was her final test.

"Well!"

It was as if they had heard her words.

Just then, Dekan lowered his head and covered his eyes.

Soon, his pupils turned back to dark blue, and his appearance returned to normal human form.

"..."

He looked up and scanned his surroundings.

Finally, his gaze settled on Mir and Alice, who had fainted on the sofa.

His expression gradually changed from confusion to relief, but a hint of anger also appeared.

He roughly understood what had happened.

He fell asleep just now, and then his master woke up.

"You secretly used my body while I was sleeping again!"

Dekan shouted angrily in his heart.

"...Tsk."

The master is in the wrong this time.

She didn't respond much and simply fell asleep.

Dekan looked at Mier with a helpless expression.

It seems he has no choice but to accept the reality of his master's disastrous actions.

"It's a good thing you didn't call directly."

Dekan raised his hands, saying with some relief.

If Mier had attacked directly, Master would have retaliated to protect Dekan's body.

In the end, it will definitely be a lose-lose situation for both sides.

"...Dekan, could you please explain?"

Mier remained vigilant.

She wasn't sure if Dekan had truly returned to normal or was just pretending.

"I'm back to normal, and I'm human, so please don't worry. Even if I were a demon, there would be no need for me to be so foolish as to expose myself."

"Then what was that about your appearance just now, and that terrifying aura?"

"That was a side effect of my trump card. Powerful cards often come with risks, and sometimes I can't control myself from becoming demonic."

Dekan had no intention of revealing anything about his master, nor did he intend to lie.

Mir thought for a moment, then continued to ask:

"...The Demon Academy has potions that allow humans to disguise themselves as demons. Could there be technology in this world that allows demons to continuously disguise themselves as humans?"

She still protected Alice behind her like a mother bird.

She herself doesn't seem to be afraid of Dekan, but she has to be cautious in order to protect Alice.

Dekan sighed, pulled out a card, and tossed it to Mier.

Mier silently caught the card that flew from Dekan's hand, looking at it thoughtfully.

It is [Blood Purification].

An epic card that can purify the blood of other races.

“Use it on me. It will clearly prove my race. If I am human like you, nothing will happen; if I am truly a demon, my blood will be evaporated.”

"..."

Mier was silent for a moment, then sheathed the dagger.

She approached Dekan and placed the Blood Purification back into his hands.

"What? Don't you need to verify it?"

Dekan asked with a smile.

"Actually, there's nothing to verify. You're far more dangerous than a demon, so your race doesn't really matter."

Mir said.

Dekan: "Hehe, it's great that you're willing to believe me. It's worth it that I trusted you so much."

Mir: "That's why we get along so well."

Both of them knew that the other had some secrets, but neither of them would delve into them.

This is a tacit consensus among them.

"But what do we do now?"

Seeing Alice collapsed on the sofa, Dekan suddenly felt a chill run down his spine.

He couldn't help but press his temples.

The real problem is yet to be solved.

This time, his master really pulled a big punch for him.

I must make her make it up to me properly in the future.

Mir sighed deeply.

"Alice was genuinely terrified this time; to be honest, it was truly frightening from her perspective..."

It felt like being caught in a narrow gap between a nightmare and reality.

Her reality turned into a nightmare from which she could not wake up.

The more certain she was that she had escaped the dream and felt at ease, the more unexpectedly she encountered surreal terror.

"...Is there a way to make her lose her memory?"

Dekan asked with a slight hesitation.

As a psychiatrist, this was his first reaction.

Mir: "Obviously we can't do that. And if we were discovered altering the royal family's memories and souls, we'd all die together."

Dekan: "......"

Mir: "It's okay, I have a plan. Let's move her to the bedroom first; we can't let her sprawl on the sofa like this."

Dekan nodded.

Mier was indeed reliable.

So Mier held Alice under her armpits, and Dekan grabbed her feet, and together they carried her into Mier's bedroom.

Afterwards, Mia carefully covered Alice with a blanket, looking at the sleeping Alice with a hint of pity.

De: "This time, even I really feel a little guilty towards her..."

Mi: "Don't you feel guilty towards me? You really scared me."

De: "You didn't look scared at all just now. I felt a chill down my neck, like my head was about to fall off."

Mi: "How could that be? I'm just a weak woman."