Type-Moon: In Another World, I Became an Alien God

However, in order not to arouse suspicion among those around them.

Yao still chose to activate the engraving.

To be honest, after bringing back the strange tale, this imprint has become really useless for Yao.

Magical Crests are the culmination of magical lineages.

It allows users to directly invoke their ancestors' magic, which can be activated instantly without much effort in chanting.

The problem is, Yao is no longer useful.

He gained a lot of knowledge from the strange tales.

Most of the magic tricks passed down from ancestors can be replaced, but Yao has better magic tricks in his mind.

Currently, the only advantage of engraving is its fast startup time.

"call...."

Yao instantly completed the magic circulation.

It is faster and more skillful than ever before.

Furthermore, he also attempted to establish a spell.

Although his magic attribute is empty and difficult to be colored, this attribute does not mean he is useless.

The activation of any spell requires the void/ether.

Once you master how to use "emptiness," it means that you can take the enemy's techniques into your hands and manipulate them freely, dismantling the enemy's techniques in an instant.

This process is also extremely difficult to prevent or intervene in.

Because the Void attribute has a strong exclusiveness, this will become Yao's advantage in this situation.

"This fluctuation..."

Orange sensed the restlessness of the spell.

The ether within the spell she manipulated was extremely restless, as if it were being drawn and gathered by the radiance.

It was as if they had forgotten her, their master.

The inability to control one's own spells is undoubtedly a fatal thing for a magician.

"Hmm... You've found a way to utilize your own attributes. In this way, the 'emptiness' you possess is no longer worthless."

The old man's words remained devoid of emotion.

It seemed they were just observing Yao's progress in magic, without intending to offer any guidance or evaluation.

The old man looked Yao up and down and said, "It seems you've had your own set of troubles."

Unless there are any major changes, most people who possess 'emptiness' will simply fade into obscurity... It's truly rare.

"This is all thanks to the guidance of the Great Witch Maine."

"The Great Witch... that's fine too."

The old man nodded casually.

In a glimmer of light, Yao could see a glimmer of light in the old man's eyes, but that light was quickly drowned out by indifference.

In other words, while Yao's matter interested him, it wasn't to the point that he wanted to ask further questions.

Few things truly mattered to this magician.

For him, even if the world collapses, it's nothing.

Yao didn't want to expose the matter of the Imaginary Tree, so he used the Great Witch's name to intimidate them.

Orange approached with a delighted look: "Yao, I've never seen you use such a technique before, and you kept it from me. That's too much... Humph, I've been worried about you for nothing!"

"Orange, I just wanted to surprise you."

Yao touched his head sheepishly.

He was given a disapproving look by Orange, and he had no room to defend himself.

Yao knew how to use the Void attribute.

This is entirely thanks to Lostbelts.

He hadn't had a chance to tell Chengzi all night, and now he finally had time to congratulate her.

"If you really want to surprise me, then let me take a closer look at your technique! The use of the fifth element, 'Void,' is quite rare!"

"Okay, okay, I'll tell you."

Orange's mood was like a stormy sea.

One second she was blaming him, the next she was using her charm to get the spell.

However, one feeling remains unchanged.

She was genuinely happy that Yao had found his direction.

Orange had also been troubled by Yao's talent for a long time. She spent a lot of time looking for ways to cultivate the Void attribute, but all her efforts were in vain.

Now, the problem that had been troubling the two of them has finally been resolved.

Orange was naturally very happy.

"Congratulations, Yaojun."

Having found the direction to move forward, your path on the demonic path will surely be smoother.

Orange wasn't the only one congratulating Yao.

The third person besides Aozaki's grandfather was Eiri Bunbing, the only son of the Bunbing family.

The Bunbing family and the Aozaki family have always had a close relationship.

At the same time, Wen Bingjia has a close relationship with the Holy Church, and Yongli is already a trainee priest in the church.

He came to Aozaki's grandfather's tutelage solely to hone his spirit.

Yongli does not possess the talent to practice magic.

In terms of status, Yongli, who entered the sect earlier than Yao and Chengzi, can be considered their senior brother.

It was also a wedge used by the church to monitor the Aozaki family.

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Chapter Twenty-Five: We'll Have a Fight Someday [Seeking Flowers! Seeking Monthly Tickets!]

"Thank you for your congratulations, senior brother."

Yao's reply was quite indifferent.

Yongli still wore an innocent smile, as if she didn't care at all about Yao's indifference.

That's right, the two don't get along.

At first glance, others might think Yongli is harmless, but Yao knows very well the true nature of this hypocrite.

On the surface, they pretend to be refined and elegant.

In reality, they are nothing short of killing machines.

Once they discover that the opponent is stronger than themselves, they will strike the moment the opponent reveals a weakness.

Whether the other party is a relative or someone who has been kind to you.

Like an automatic decapitation machine.

The reason given was simply, "Because it was possible to kill him, so he was killed."

In other words, this person is a complete egoist, a cold-blooded wolf in sheep's clothing.

The naive orange didn't see through this.

However, following Yao's loyal advice, she did not get too close to her senior brother Yongli.

The two maintained a normal senior-junior relationship.

Yao possesses information related to the future.

He remembered that Eiri Bunbing would wield a butcher's knife against Aozaki's grandfather, destroying his body with her own power.

It can destroy a mage's body in an instant.

It's not hard to deduce how strong Yongli's fighting talent is.

At least, Yao's only trump cards against Yongli are the Enchanting Eye and the Blood of Principle.

Yao's physique prevents him from performing any powerful magic.

Wenbing Yongli is also a genius in combat, and doesn't need magic at all.

However, if they were to face each other head-on, Yao would be confident enough to instantly kill Wen Bingyongli by fully activating the Blood Principle.

However, that would come at a considerable cost.

Therefore, Yao didn't want to get too close to this killing machine; fighting him would be a losing proposition.

The best outcome for Yao right now is this: you walk your narrow path, I walk my sunny road, and we don't have to touch each other.

Even so, Yao still had a premonition in his heart.

Sooner or later, I'll have a fight with this guy.

Thoughts like these lingered in my mind.

Although it's unknown which side will draw their sword first, the two are still normal fellow disciples, and the situation shouldn't get too tense.

Yao didn't want Chengzi to think he was too murderous.

"Today, I will teach you not only magic tricks, but also self-defense techniques that magicians must possess when they cannot use magic..."

Aozaki's grandfather's voice echoed in the workshop.

He didn't care about the relationships between his disciples.

Even if they knew that Moon Byung-yong-ri was a cold-blooded killing machine, they probably wouldn't even flinch.

The only thing the old man cared about was the inheritance of the Fifth Law.

Today, Aozaki's grandfather examined the results of Yoh's magic training.

That seems to be the case; Yao probably wouldn't have thought much about it before.

But now, Yao has experienced so much in the Lostbelt.

He always felt that his grandfather, Aozaki, was not as simple as he appeared, and he didn't think that his own affairs could be completely kept from him.

Even with his experience in the Lostbelt, Yao still couldn't see through this mage.

He only had a superficial understanding of the Aozaki family's fifth magic; everything about magic was too mysterious.

......

For the next few days, Aozaki's grandfather would give a lecture at a set time every day.

Whether a disciple understands or not depends entirely on their comprehension.

He won't explain it a second time.

There's no particular reason; I just find it troublesome.

It's truly admirable that Chengzi could become a magic prodigy under such a laissez-faire educational environment.

If you don't have experience in Lostbelts.

It's fair to say that Yao's lesson was like listening to gibberish.

After class, Yao and Chengzi took a walk on the mountain path, discussing the topics their grandfather had taught them.

"It's very simple here. Take this three-section technique, for example. It only requires a simple rearrangement and a slight adjustment of the positions... You see, isn't this technique established in a different way?"

"Oh, is that so... I never thought that the technique my grandfather was talking about could be understood in this way."