Magic High School.

Abaddon spent two and a half days running around trying to get things done, but accomplished nothing. As soon as he returned to school, he heard that Li Ge had been able to unleash his domain and had crushed an unknown domain sorcerer. He slapped his thigh, lamenting that he had really missed a great show.

“That domain…” Li Ge thought for a moment and said, “Actually, I feel that it can’t even be called an inherent domain. It should be a pseudo-domain that’s been stitched together, but its rules are very interesting.”

Li Ge roughly recounted the events of that time to Abaddon, especially the rules of the King of the Kawi Domain.

By spreading knowledge, others can automatically operate in a simplified realm, and then become the connection point of their own realm, thus forming a vast field. As for the rules, they are the power that turns dreams into firewood and transforms them into energy.

Abaddon paused for a moment, then casually said, "That's it?"

“This is it…” Li Ge explained.

"This is the weakest domain I've ever heard of. It only has a one-time function that turns dreams into power? How many dreams does he have? They'll be gone after a few burns, right? What's the use of this domain?" Abaddon's barrage of questions was like a torrent of beans, leaving Li Ge somewhat overwhelmed.

"Well, so I shattered that domain directly. Although I did use the rules of his domain, based on my intuition, the strength of his domain was much weaker than yours and mine," Li Ge added.

"I guess it's just some random, dubious stuff. Oh well, never mind. There's no point in discussing this kind of almost one-time-use domain." Abaddon casually forgot about the person, and he didn't even care about the name of the person who could use the Simplified Domain King technique.

It's like saying that person is so boring that he'll probably forget about them tomorrow.

"On the contrary, I originally thought it would take you about a year or two to develop your domain, but you have far exceeded my expectations. Take a look at your evolved domain, let me see if there is anything new and interesting." Abaddon, that old glutton, seems to want to start a new adventure again.

Li Ge: "..."

Wow, there are actually people addicted to Akaishi!

Li Ge didn't stand on ceremony. This time, he didn't even need to contact Abaddon. The next moment, he expanded his territory to Abaddon.

"Let me see if there are any even more brainless little stories." Abaddon rubbed his hands together like a fly, as if he couldn't wait.

Li Ge glanced at it, and wow, it turned out to be a story based on the past of the short-haired Kawi...

after an hour……

Abaddon looked troubled as he emerged from the little story about the red stone, glanced at Li Ge, and ultimately swallowed the words he wanted to say.

Li Ge rolled his eyes. He could already tell what Abaddon wanted to say from his expression. It was nothing more than how he could have different histories in his head every day, or how he could construct such a twisted story with a straight face.

Li Ge smiled; this was the only smile he could muster, an awkward yet polite one.

“However, I’ve discovered a few problems with your domain, not problems with the domain itself, but rather your weaknesses.” Abaddon said, taking out a notebook to write and draw, and then continued, “First, the range of your domain is too small. Although the range of your domain is large, it is only fifty meters. In fact, most of the time it can only be used as a defensive measure, not an offensive one.”

Li Ge nodded. He also realized that his domain, like the Platinum Star, had its biggest weakness in terms of range, while Kawi's domain could reach more than ten kilometers.

“However, there are always trade-offs. Your domain is wide enough, so your capture range is small. I am the opposite. My capture range is very large, but the actual size of my domain is only about the size of a library,” Abaddon explained. “So your domain is actually more defensive, while mine is more offensive.”

"But your eyes have somewhat compensated for the range issue. In short, remember this and try not to expose your full range. Instead, release your domain through your eyes. I believe you can do that, kid."

“The second point, in fact, is the biggest problem…” Abaddon thought, then said, “Your domain’s suppression effect is too weak.”

Li Ge: "?"

That doesn't make sense. His domain forces the red stone, plus emotional control, and even has a certain degree of power suppression. This suppression is by no means weak, is it?

"When I say 'weak,' I mean relative to your domain. When the enemy discovers that the core of your domain is Liu Ruyan or you, they might try to directly defeat you and escape the domain. There might even be another, more effective way..." Abaddon laughed and said, "to directly break through your little story about the Red Stone!"

Li Ge fell silent. Indeed, he had never imagined that others could directly decipher his idiotic story.

Ultimately, even those ridiculous little stories can be deciphered. In fact, because these little dramas are so random, Li Ge couldn't even imagine how many different stories were stored in his mind.

For example, Li Ge once used the little story "The Legend of Sumali" to create a surface world for Luan Poye, which is equivalent to him deciphering the little story.

Once the enemy is dragged into the domain, if they overcome the initial panic and the anger and confusion after seeing the absurd short story, and carefully analyze and look for the flaws in the short story and the places where they can break the deadlock, they may actually be able to break through their own domain directly from the level of rules.

Ultimately, everyone's domain is like a world of strange rules and uncanny laws. Once you find a way out of this strange world, you can crack the other person's domain.

“However, your domain problem is easy to solve,” Abaddon said. “Isn’t the problem with your domain that you’re afraid others will break it? So before you deploy your domain, use strong control or debuffs to weaken others, which is like forcibly forcing them to swallow the Red Stone. Wouldn’t that allow you to reliably suppress and assimilate the enemy?”

Abaddon, as expected of an old-school domain sorcerer, figured out how to compensate for this weakness as much as possible with just one glance.

Forcibly controlling the enemy is equivalent to forcibly forcing someone's head to go to Akaishi.

Weakening the enemy is like drugging them, letting them feast on Red Stone while they're still dazed. By the time they realize what's happening, they'll probably have been almost completely assimilated by the domain and will be trapped here forever.

"So you can try to move in these two directions as much as possible in the future, and your fighting style is also the kind that's unethical, like sabotaging others to death, right?"

Li Ge: "?"

What are you saying? This is called tactics! How can something done by a scholar be considered immoral?

The two began to look for problems in each other's existing areas and think of ways to make up for these shortcomings.

In short, Li Ge's abilities are a standard mechanic-based monster, the kind that has no numerical values ​​whatsoever, and relies entirely on mechanics to outmaneuver others.

In a game, it would be like a monster covered in control and debuffs, but with limited damage.

"Alright, that's about it for today. I don't think there's anything else I can teach you. When that old man, Vice Principal Deng, gets back, just call me. I'll go check on your family's world consciousness and see what's going on. Also, that old man, Vice Principal Deng, although he has a terrible temper, his strength is overwhelming when he gets serious. Having him around is like having a backup plan. That's all." Abaddon said, then seemed to suddenly remember something.

"By the way, do you have any plans to do an internship ahead of schedule?" Abaddon suddenly asked.

"An early internship? Aren't I already one?" Li Ge thought of how Abaddon had given him a nominal internship under the Execution Department.

"Not that, but the real thing, early internships. You don't even need to take exams; you go straight to the internships. It's like you're already graduated early, even though your student status is still there," Abaddon suddenly suggested.

Chapter 198 I Can't Get Along with Religious People

Does this mean graduating early?

Li Ge really thought that he and his friends would have to stay in school until the fourth grade before officially graduating. He didn't expect that he would be able to graduate early before even finishing the first grade.

"That's not right. Isn't the graduation requirement third-tier psionic energy plus a formal Noble Phantasm? We're still far from that," Li Ge said.

"That's why it's called an internship. A lot of low-level tasks need to be handled by laborers, so it's normal for interns to take the blame, isn't it?" Abaddon complained. "Besides, don't you already know? Adventure and combat are the fastest ways to improve your strength, aren't they?"

Li Ge was stunned for a moment, and then he realized that Abaddon meant more than just helping him graduate early; it was practically helping him...

Experience?

Perhaps, Li Ge thought to herself.

I graduated early and then participated in the tasks of the execution department as an intern, and gradually grew in the process.

"Don't worry about your academic record or knowledge. The internship will be very infrequent, and you'll have plenty of time to catch up on your academic studies. You won't even need to take any of the various exams." Abaddon paused for a moment before continuing, "After all, those exams are just to help you get used to this kind of mission life in a safe environment."

"And every exam is actually a stepping stone for your progress, but once you are all able to go on missions, those exams will become dispensable."

Li Ge: "..."

I see. So, once I become an intern, every mission is like taking an exam?

"Don't worry about it. Schools aren't the kind of rigid institutions that force you to finish four years of school. There have been countless exceptionally talented individuals in the past. Some even graduated early and went to do internships in less than six months. Take Juno, for example. He joined the Execution Department right after his first semester final exam in his first year," Abaddon said casually. "As for the requirements for internships, your Noble Phantasm needs to have been upgraded once and reached rank C or higher, and your psionic level needs to be in the second tier."

Li Ge was stunned for a moment. This condition...

Isn't that too easy?

Now, among the members of their team, Yi Lian and himself are both near-Tier 3, Valerie and Xiao Ye have reached Tier 2 advanced level, and in terms of Noble Phantasms, he has a genuine Noble Phantasm, Xiao Ye's Noble Phantasm has evolved twice, while Yi Lian and Valerie's Noble Phantasms have each evolved once.

Does that mean all of them can apply for internships?

"Then I'll go back and discuss it with my friends," Li Ge said. "But if it's for an internship, do we need to move out of the dorm?"

"No need, I can stay for four years without any problem."

"Okay, okay, okay, then that's settled. I'll go back and discuss it. By the way, what kind of tasks do we have as interns?" Li Ge thought about what kind of work interns do. It couldn't be something like picking up trash or finding cats and dogs, could it?

"Just going to some worlds where the psionic limit isn't high, and then dealing with some minor troubles," Abaddon said casually. "Some wars, famines, or conflicts and colonization between races, those kinds of things."

Li Ge: "..."

Is this what you call a minor inconvenience?

Well, for a magic high school, these might really be minor troubles. After all, he saw the school rush off to fight the world's consciousness in a panic last time. At that level, war and conflict might really just be minor troubles.

"Oh, I understand. There shouldn't be any problems. Goodbye!" Li Ge smiled and waved goodbye to Abaddon.

"Bang!" Abaddon slammed the door shut.

Li Ge gradually left the mysterious academy. It was already night, and the school's teaching methods were very different from what she had imagined.

According to my guess, there will be some kind of school competition at the end of the semester, with some tiny prizes, making all the students fight tooth and nail for those prizes. Some students might even sacrifice their talents for power in order to win the competition...

None at all!

Li Ge thought that the next thing would be some kind of college-wide advanced student competition, and that she would have to train hard and frantically. She didn't expect that she would start her internship right away?

"Hey, Li Ge." Suddenly someone greeted Li Ge. Li Ge turned around and saw that it was Mishair.

Surprisingly, he wasn't wearing the Order of God's robes today, nor was he acting like a puppet. Instead, he was dressed in casual clothes and drinking a beverage like milk tea.

This is anything but orderly.

"Don't we need to follow the rules today?" Li Ge suddenly asked.

Mishail paused for a moment, then said, "Don't you know what time it is today?"

"When?"

"On God's Day, the God of Order will be tolerant of everyone equally. So this day is a festival of the Church of Order. On this day, all your actions are within the order permitted by the God of Order." He explained, as if showing off, constantly introducing the activities of the Church of Order on this day to Li Ge, while explaining the doctrines of the God of Order.

He seems genuinely interested in converting to Christianity.

This always made Li Ge feel that their Order God Cult might have some kind of KPI assessment or quota, such as how many people they needed to convert...

At this time every time, Li Ge could only put on an awkward but polite smile.

"Speaking of Li Ge, I seem to be gradually getting to the point where I can master a domain. How about we practice in the virtual arena? Use your domain to attack me. I want to experience what a real domain is like again." He continued, and then challenged Li Ge to a duel.

"Next time for sure, next time for sure..." Li Ge said with a smile, "I'm going to apply for early graduation to participate in the internship of the Executive Department later, goodbye!"

Li Ge ran off in a panic. Mishail wanted to reach out and stop him, but after a moment's hesitation, he murmured, "Graduating early..."

"He can graduate early..." He sighed. To be honest, looking at Li Ge's back, he really wanted to bring him into the Order God Cult. After all, Li Ge was one of his few friends outside the Order God Cult.

He always felt that others misunderstood the Church of Order, thinking they were a group of religious lunatics, but Mishail didn't think so.

During his childhood, he felt as if he was always hungry...

War, famine, plague, and black birds that were always pecking at corpses—that was his entire childhood. But then, the Cult of Order arrived…

They forcibly ended all wars, hanged the nobles who had waged wars for profit, and provided equal medical treatment and bread to everyone.

He still remembers the day the Order missionary came to their hometown and with a wave of his hand, turned a piece of rotten wood into soft bread. At the same time, he treated everyone for free. No matter who it was, as long as they asked him for help and were willing to abide by the Order, he would lend a helping hand.

This was the first time Mishail had ever met someone like that...

"So, are you willing to join the Church of Order, abide by the order, help the weak, and protect the vulnerable?" These were the words the missionary said to him that day.