Four-Armed Divine Emperor

By the time El let out a long breath and slowly pulled his giant penis out of the female elf's cavity, the entire room was filled with a smell so strong that it could make a person physically dizzy.

The sheets, there was not even any trace of the so-called "sheets" left. The traces of their fight had made the entire bedroom a mess. The sheets were completely soaked with various liquids and stuck to the bed.

Helen Cuiye, the tall female elf from the Grand Canyon, the beauty that El fell in love with at first sight, was "covered" from head to toe in the white turbidity created by El.

But her mind was still rare and clear. If Al had not intentionally used his psychic power to protect her consciousness, this top-notch car would probably have been "destroyed" by him.

Only El could stay so late because of his abundant "energy" which was free of charge and his ability to replenish the opponent's magic.

From the moment she lost her virginity last night to the evening of the next day, Al used his almost insatiable energy to demand things, and then gave the other party a lot of things in return.

Before coming, Helen had already prepared herself mentally that she might have to share a husband with other women at El's request. Although the elves have the tradition of pure love and monogamy, Helen was fully prepared when facing El. All this changed when El ejaculated inside her for the third time. At that time, she only hoped that someone could come out to help her, even if it was just to share El's firepower for a short time.

The female elf fainted.

It is completely continuous and the body

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Extremely tired.

El's power can only ensure that her rituals are "compulsorily" preserved, but it cannot completely eliminate the double wear and tear on the body and mind caused by such things, as well as the fatigue after relaxation.

He didn't continue to torment the female elf because he loved her and ended it early.

If Al really didn't care about Helen's life or death, he would be fully capable of continuing to have sex for days and nights without stopping.

The new elf truck was driven to its fullest by Al at once. He tried out speeding, drifting, and all kinds of postures and tricks. It can be said that he had a full time.

The female elf who was filled with seeds inside and out by him would inevitably become pregnant. This gave El a very suitable reason to keep Helen by his side. After all, having or not having offspring are two different concepts. The latter is, and as for the former... the Grand Canyon might think that this was a hint that El was willing to be friendly and accept them, so it would be more docile to El in the future?

The elves are quite sensible.

A big gift was given upon their first meeting. Ai'er had a good impression of this race and also threw a heavy "return gift" to the other party:

He announced that he would open a class to recruit apprentices and train future apprentice mages.

This is almost an opportunity for mortals to reach heaven in one step.

No spellcaster had ever done such a thing in the Thurso area before. Even Shiril, who had been cultivating the land for a long time, only accepted two young men with decent talents and abilities as his apprentice servants to do odd jobs. Shiril didn't even promise them anything, not even a promise that he "might" recommend them to study in the floating city in the future. These two young men, who were excellent in all aspects, are now the lower-level descendants of Constantine, ranking... um, I'm not sure what ranking they are among the first twenty descendants of Aiur.

They have been working tirelessly for the Lord Mage for several years. Their family conditions are pretty good, and they belong to the middle-class aristocracy or above. They have no need to serve a mage in exchange for family-level benefits. They choose to be humble mainly because of their pursuit of power.

As for what Shirel said, it was actually not bad that he treated his apprentice like a beast of burden. At least he would open his library and give the other party some basic knowledge as a reward and part of his daily work. This basically implied that the other party would be trained to become a formal apprentice mage in the future.

This kind of "equivalent exchange" with hard work and reward, where a little bit of hardship and fatigue is nothing, can definitely be said to be above the passing line in the field of being a teacher. Except for Grace, O'Connor and Cyril, they have all encountered those older mages who took advantage of you for free, worked for you for free, signed unequal contracts, and boasted about how great their own fields were, but they didn't even have a chance to understand... This is much better.

Many times they can even be said to be paying for classes - working for the old wizards, not to mention valuable knowledge, they may not even get a meager remuneration in exchange, and can only get a "hmm" of approval from the other party, so that they can get a stamp in the wizard's internship manual or a spell appraisal book to obtain the corresponding qualifications.

Becoming an apprentice is itself considered a "reward" in some places. Even some so-called "mentors" may not see their apprentices for three to five years. They can only conduct experiments in the other party's wizard tower, getting covered in dust all day long. In the last year, it is considered good to have one or two opportunities to receive formal teaching, and it may even be done by the tower spirit.

No matter how the elders preach the "correctness" of such things, the new generation of mages smile on their faces but are actually cursing and denouncing their seniors who came before them as inhumane. This is a clear example.

But for ordinary people, that is the real thing - that's it, no matter how many people you want to make kneel, there is no way to do it!

Becoming a wizard's apprentice means taking one step into the door of transcendence and ascending directly from then on.

This is especially true for a rare group like the elves who possess a tiny bit of insignificant supernatural power.

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With the appearance of a wizard in the tribe, the safety of their tribe in the border area will be more guaranteed. The elves themselves are a race with great learning talent, but due to some potential discriminatory policies (the White Tower is dominated by humans, so there are certain restrictions on recruiting foreign races), the elves of the Grand Canyon have not had a formal spellcaster for many years.

Devangel had the ability to send the female knight to the Prosperous Realm for training. The latter set foot on the floating city for further study and witnessed the great achievements created by the mages with her own eyes; but the elves of Thurso had no chance to send their people to receive formal spellcasting training.

The Prosperous Garden of the floating city dominated by elves is far away in the Western Islands. Moreover, the number of places there is extremely limited. The local elves are not enough to compete for it, let alone the wild relatives who know where they came from in some remote place?

The fact that Al was willing to choose an apprentice from the elves of the Grand Canyon was like a big gift package dropped from the sky for the latter. The elves who were originally nervous and didn't know what kind of trouble this newly emerging spellcaster would cause in the border area were stunned. Hagrid, who was originally going to stay for a few more days, simply left his sister Helen behind, and hurried back to his hometown with an obvious attitude to discuss important matters with his tribe.

In this case, even if El is really cruel enough to kill the female elf, I am afraid that the Grand Canyon will just accept it and pretend nothing happened. It will even continue to select tribesmen who are willing to sacrifice themselves to satisfy El's violent pleasure. As long as he is really willing to recruit students, then everything will be worth it!

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Five: Apprentice Party

Helen slept for three days.

The first thing she did when she woke up was to make a fuss about going back to the Grand Canyon. As soon as Al showed up, she trembled all over with fear on her face... It seemed like she had PTSD.

El had no choice but to forcibly hold the elf cart in his arms, constantly trying to comfort it, swearing that it was because it was his first time seeing through an elf and he was so excited...

She was so excited that she lasted almost a whole day and night. If it weren't for El who could replenish the elf's strength and repair her body, the wear and tear and water loss alone would have been enough to give the elf a "seriously injured" debuff.

El's sudden impulse frightened the female elf who had originally wanted to please and cater to him. This was not the torture. Being "fucked" to death would probably be a terrible ending.

The most intense torture and the possibility of losing consciousness at any time superimposed on each other made the female elf feel numb all over when she recalled it. She unconsciously felt signs of rain and flooding, and she trembled all over, as if a pair of suffocating black hands would strangle her neck at any time.

She was afraid of seeing Al and would rather "anger" the wizard than return to the Grand Canyon. After pulling up his pants, Al returned to his previous "graceful, amiable" and approachable state. Al took the initiative to admit the mistakes he made in bed, but whether he would change or not was another matter.

He took the initiative to apologize and made some promises. In the past, this was a treatment only given to the first three spouses, the female knight, the princess, and Nidalee. As for the wives and concubines taken away from Adwin, Al treated them more as playthings. Seeing that Helen was now PTSD-stricken with him and was very afraid of him, he simply waved his hand.

He sent a team of fanatical mountain warriors and Norman (Bleo) cavalry to escort her, selected four maids from among the mountain believers who followed him, and appointed a female elf from among the several Grand Canyon elves who stayed in Kalvik to accompany Helen Cuiye back to the Grand Canyon.

These guards and servants are all fanatics who are deeply influenced by El. Among them are several basic servants and a third-generation descendant. Their loyalty is completely trustworthy. Even if El asks them to launch a suicide attack, they will not hesitate.

They will escort Helen all the way back to the dense forest of the Grand Canyon. As a gesture of El's respect and declaration of sovereignty, they will stay in the Grand Canyon to serve Helen. As for whether the elves are willing to allow outsiders to enter their territory, if the elves want to send the best of their tribe to him to obtain apprenticeship, then this matter is not worth mentioning at all.

He believed that people like Hagrid Cuiye would make a wise choice.

Besides, what he showed during the few days he spent with Helen was not all pretense. His words, "Everyone who has lived here will always have a place (and must be tied to me)" were absolutely sincere.

and......

He also sent a message to the elf's brother Hagrid:

"Persuade Helen to come back. I promise she won't have any worries anymore."

A magic scroll was also included, which I had snatched from Shiril. It contained some words written in Common Language, such as:

New Student Admission Guide

Apprentice Notes

Introduction to the Basic Course

Barbara.

El did not fool the elves. He, Shirel, really had enrollment quotas. This kind of contract was used by the floating city for mage apprentices. It was equivalent to a magic prop. After the apprentice officially signed the contract, he would gain a constant magic aura and a mage shield and mage hand that could be used once a day, which would last for one month.

The magic aura is to make it easier for the wizard who holds the superior contract, that is, the wizard who recruits the apprentice, to understand the apprentice's movements, so as to avoid the situation of not being able to find the person.

The line for the apprentice's signature is left blank, which is obvious:

Just point to anyone.

I don't pick.

The mage profession relies on luck. Talent is important, but it mainly determines how high and how far you can go. It is just like doing scientific research. Thousands of times of down-to-earth practice can produce results, but a genius may only need a flash of inspiration to create amazing achievements.

But the threshold to enter the industry...is actually not that high. It can only be said that if you are too hard-working, both the lower and upper limits are low. But even if you are just a fake in the end of your life, at the very least you are a superhuman who can make a fireball!

Although it involves fresh blood, it is not good to be too blatant, but according to Shirelle, there are indeed many places that secretly "sell" apprenticeship places at high prices. As long as a person's magic affinity is above average, a low-level wizard can be created by force.

The rulers and dignitaries of many countries in the Prosperous Realm like to do this, because in this way their families can be considered half "magic relatives", and if the next generation heir is a magician, it will also be an invisible improvement for the entire family... which makes Al amazed.

Monopoly, class stratification... But when I think about how his side is even more outrageous, going straight back to the theory of noble bloodline, there's nothing much to say.

As mentioned earlier, the proportion of elves who are natural spellcasters is much higher than that of humans, nearly a hundred times the ratio. However, natural spellcasters have a high affinity for magic. They may awaken naturally in places with abundant magic and display the ability to manipulate elements. However, without further systematic learning, they will stop there. Moreover, over time, the body's affinity for magic will decrease due to the long-term inability to obtain magic, and finally disappear, and they will become ordinary people again.

The cake that Ai'er had painted before might still be just a half-hearted promise in the eyes of the elves.

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"It's better to believe it than not to believe it", with the mentality of giving it a try, the scroll he gave out would definitely drive the Grand Canyon crazy.

It looked like "compensation" given to persuade the cart to turn back, but in fact it was also a means for El to show his sincerity and strength so as to lure out the self-enclosed elves and tie them to the chariot of his tribe.

Al didn't specify to whom this apprenticeship contract should be handed over, but it would be the same no matter who it was handed over to. The Grand Canyon would be in an uproar over it. Even if Hagrid, the older brother of Cui Ye's siblings, filled in his name, Al didn't care.

Anyway, his so-called teaching was actually just a cover.

In essence, they took this opportunity to establish a friendly relationship with the closed Grand Canyon, and then, under the name of recruiting "mage apprentices", they took the opportunity to absorb outstanding young people from the elves to study, and then, through the dual approach of mental infection and blood endowment, transformed them into four-armed elves, becoming the vanguard of their own infiltration and control of the Grand Canyon.

Suddenly I thought...

This kind of people, who recruit elites from other ethnic groups to "study abroad" here, have been completely branded with the El brand by the time their "study" is over. They are the most qualified agents of the "Leading Party". As long as the master (the father of genes) gives the order, they will not hesitate even to kill their former compatriots and wipe them out completely. They have completely converted to the outsiders, seeing themselves as part of the great ethnic group, and even believing that bringing destruction and massacre to their original ethnic group is a routine of "salvation" and "blessing"...

Seems familiar?

Al suddenly thought about it and felt terrified!

Is there a genetic cult active in his hometown?

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impossible!

Absolutely impossible!

Although there have always been many conspiracy theories such as Lizard People and Freemasons secretly ruling the world, the ability to easily brainwash people and turn them into loyal lackeys and slaves is definitely not suitable for El's hometown. Otherwise, the person or group that possesses such power should have ruled the world long ago.

And if one does not rely on giving extraordinary promotion opportunities, and two does not have the absolute obedience of the offspring to the genetic father rooted in their blood, it is impossible to train people into fanatical genetic servants simply by relying on the spontaneous enthusiasm of converts and a little dog food, right?

Al didn't believe it.

There must be no such technology in my hometown.

......

After driving the truck and playing with the female elf, Al said he was satisfied (temporarily) and could continue to focus on handling official business.

......

Later I found that there didn’t seem to be anything to do?

The capable rule of the heirs and the subtle "efficiency and clarity" of the entire bureaucracy made it possible for the old Norman governance system to be smoothly transferred to Calvik even after swallowing up the entire Kingdom of Bleio, expanding the direct territory by more than five times, and increasing the population by almost the same size. After the initial hard running-in - the change of dynasties by force, the old Norman governance system was still able to demonstrate vitality and efficient governance capabilities.

Al likes power, prestige, women and COS... But he is just nice to the first one, not "greedy".

Things like directly handing over the entire army to his "young and strong" sons to lead, fighting outside for a long time, while he himself spends all day in the harem, this kind of thing is likely to cause problems in any dynasty, but Al doesn't care at all.

Of course, this is because he has absolute control over his descendants, and they are absolutely obedient and loyal to him, so Al generally doesn't care. The saying "human hearts cannot stand the test" does not exist in his opinion. The main theme is that brothers fight tigers together, fathers and sons fight in battles, and the family is happy.

He was not worried at all about things like birthday greetings and kneeling to suckle breasts. He was not worried at all.

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so---

After being busy for a while, Al found that he didn't need to be busy at all and became idle again.

After all, he has done a lot this year. Although he has made a lot of money, he has never been really idle.

Establish Normandy, open up the mountains, expand the country westward...

He suddenly "discovered" that he seemed to have not had a proper vacation in the past year?

Although he had a big party every few days and sometimes slept in the same bed seven days a week, there were always various things that forced Al to exit his happy mode and take time to solve the problems.

It’s just like an author who seems to have a lot of freedom and can work at home, but has to work every day for 365 days in order to be fully present or popular.

Do you think he is free?

Like leisure!

You said you were busy?

Seems busy!

After sending the female elf away, Al simply set a small goal for himself:

Give him a week off first!

Not long after arriving in Karlwijk, he rediscovered his hobby of fishing and often rode out on horseback, with a large army leading the way—booking the entire place!

A section of river and a lake were directly cleared for him to fish, so that he could feel the joy of nature and enjoy the fresh pleasure of outdoor sex with his concubines.

Unfortunately, the weather, water quality, feng shui and timing of fish species he encountered were always not very good. Al was often repeatedly bitten by several mermaids above, and there were billions of baits handed over, but no fish took the hook under the water. Al was so angry that he was often in a bad mood, so he simply dragged his harem into the water to experience the water world and relieve his sexual desire at the same time.

This happy life lasted just a week before Al's self-imposed vacation time expired.