Living with a magical girl, but a weirdo cadre

　Upon seeing the photo of "[Xiankui apologizes to visiting guests for serious negligence by the Immortal Sect Management Department]"...

　Etzel and Cong Yu were spotted immediately.

　"The King of Fengdu's... messenger?"

　The magical girl looked at the photo of Cong Yu on her phone with this question in mind: "Ah... I understand now."

　Then, she stopped rushing and quietly took a sip of tea.

　“I know you’re in a hurry, but I think there are two possibilities, and you don’t need to worry about either one.”

　The magical girl spoke slowly and deliberately: "One possibility is that 'this matter is orchestrated by the Celestial Lord,' then you don't need to rush..."

　"Because you're not the one to stick your neck out. Xian Kui is targeting the metal element. You, surnamed Zhao, don't need to worry. Just accept the arrangements from now on."

　Is that so? It wasn't an accident after all...

　Are they determined to get rid of the man surnamed Jin? Then Xian Kui's plan to use someone else to do his dirty work is quite shrewd and far-sighted.

　"Then... is there another possibility?"

　In response to Zhao Anhua's question, the magical girl calmly put down her teacup: "Another possibility is that the 'Sun-Shielding Heavenly Serpent Great Evil' orchestrated this for some reason."

　As she said this, she stretched out her hand and casually pointed to Cong Yu in the photo: "That means China is about to be finished."

　Zhao Anhua: "!!!"

　Chapter 667 An Interesting Name

　"The Prisoner Who Slays the Great King of Calamity... What is this?"

　Etzel, sitting cross-legged on the library floor, leaning against the bookshelf behind her, asked this question.

　Etzel, who was now quietly reading a book, looked very well-behaved, unlike her previous arrogant demeanor when she confronted dozens of magical girls and monsters all by herself.

　It's as if the current turmoil in the outside world, the downfall and dismissal of many people, have nothing to do with her... but in fact, they really are unrelated.

　If you don't want something to be related to yourself, then the situation is none of your business.

　This is the free spirit of the Monster King.

　The main reason Etzel wasn't angry was that her anger had subsided.

　Cong Yu also told her that all of this was part of Xian Kui's plan... so Etzel turned her attention to Xian Kui.

　She'll read for a while now; she's going to get the Immortal King tomorrow.

　Of course, I didn't kill him... After all, Xian Kui himself had a pretty good attitude, and he didn't seem like trash.

　Etzel has always been very lenient with those who have some ability.

　As for the "Prisoner of the Great Lord of Slaughter" that Etzel mentioned, Cong Yu hesitated for a moment: "I guess... it refers to you."

　As she spoke, Cong Yu, who didn't actually know much about the subject, explained: "In ancient China, the titles for the Monster King or the Magical Girl King had a unique 'honorific name' format, which has been used to this day through the oral traditions and records of some old scholars."

　"Similar to God, but not entirely the same... The main difference lies in the 'good' or 'bad' nature of its influence on humanity."

　"..."

　"effect?"

　Etzel asked this question.

　"Yes, its function."

　Cong Yu nodded as he spoke, resting his chin on his hand as he sat next to Etzel: "Should I call it pragmatism or frankness?"

　"Respect is something that comes in handy at certain times and that is beneficial to humanity."

　"Those who are useless, or useful but whose attitude is not good, need to be treated with caution."

　What I'm waiting for is "you."

　"Those who are extremely unfriendly and threaten to kill if they don't get along with someone are the 'evil' ones."

　This explanation is straightforward and easy to understand, but the question is... what does the preceding part mean, and why does Cong Yu know that it refers to Etzel?

　"What is that 'Prisoner Exterminates Calamity'?"

　With an attitude of not being ashamed to ask questions, Etzel asked Cong Yu, who was stronger than her, "Do I have anything to do with Yu?"

　No matter how you look at it, things like prison and calamity are all mythological concepts. What does it have to do with her, an alien?

　Etzel remembered that she had never hidden her background, so why would the Chinese have such a misunderstanding?

　Meanwhile, Congyu was looking at Takemikazuchi, who was sitting on the table to the side, his head resting on the table, absorbing knowledge in his dream.

　At the same time, he explained to Etzel: "The Prisoner means 'Star from Outer Space,' and the Exterminator is your purpose..."

　"Although you only wanted revenge, you were still slaying magical beasts. And you're the kind of person who acts without hesitation; therefore, your title of 'Great Lord' is quite fitting."

　"……"I see.

　Etzel nodded, feeling that the Chinese were quite amazing, and continued to flip through the book "Demon Gods and Monsters" in her hands, turning a few pages.

　Then I saw something...

　Slightly taken aback, she broke into a mischievous grin and looked at Cong Yu: "Guess what I saw?"

　Cong Yu: "???"

　"what?"

　In response to Cong Yu's question, Etzel chuckled and asked, "Guess what your 'honorable name' is?"

　"..." Me? Ah...

　When I officially became king, I didn't actually reveal much. So, I probably named myself after a place and its characteristics, hmm...

　This book must have been written at the beginning of this year or last year.

　Cong Yu thought about it very seriously, feeling that the things she had done over the past few years made her seem like an incredibly good person.

　He's the most loving weirdo!

　The book will definitely only say good things about itself, so...

　"The Venerable One Who Pierces Wind Bow Robe?"

　Cong Yu continued, but he seemed quite confident, nodding in satisfaction: "I feel it's about 80% similar, or maybe something like a Grand Venerable?"

　Both "gongyi" and "shengqing" are elegant terms for snakes.

　That is, the so-called - living in Fengdu, the snake, and the good king.

　Then he saw the book Etzel was holding up...

　[The Great Evil that Blocks Out the Sun]

　I can understand the idea of ​​a celestial snake that blocks out the sun.

　Snakes covering the sky... or snakes so large they could cover the heavens, a very apt description.

　but……

　"Great Evil? Me?"

　Cong Yu was shocked, looking somewhat incredulous: "Are you kidding me? I don't think I did anything wrong... right?"

　Then, Cong Yu witnessed the following events.

　What, if you offend a vampire, you'll wipe out vampires...?

　What?! They annihilated the American Magical Girls Association...

　What dismantled the Japanese political system and changed the landscape...?

　What led the eccentrics to completely dominate Japan?

　"..." How could this be? Did I do these things?!

　This is slander! It's blatant slander!

　Cong Yu was furious... but then she thought about it again and felt that something was wrong, because it seemed that she really was the one who did these things.

　"Oh dear, this..."

　Cong Yu coughed lightly, feeling a little embarrassed. He made an excuse for himself: "My intentions were good, but I just executed them poorly."

　Huh? Should I say something like that in China?

　Amid Cong Yu's dilemma, Etzel, perhaps tired of sitting, lay down a bit more, holding up her book: "This is really interesting."

　"You can see a lot of human opinions about us between the lines... but without Uncle Minion, we might need to release another edition this year."

　"Miscellaneous Fish XX" is probably Etzel's nickname for other top players...

　Uncle Minion = Carlos Mario.

　As for Yuki-onna, she has been called "Little Snow Girl" and "Cold Ice Girl" before... These nicknames are basically whatever Etzel thought of.

　The Sun King was a lowly mummy, or simply a mummy.

　King Odin is a lowly old man.

　The rap king is a nobody... cough cough, those who know, know.

　There used to be one called Congyu, but Etzel wasn't used much.

　Furthermore, after Cong Yu joined the group, and her magical perception became increasingly outrageous, Etzel stopped calling her that.

　"Oh my, what is this? It even has information about immortals... and the records seem to be very detailed."

　Etzel raised an eyebrow, realizing that much of the later parts of the book were about the immortals, and she could take the opportunity to observe their weaknesses.

　However, that's the principle...

　But if she wants to beat up Xian Kui, and needs to study his weaknesses, that seems a bit too much... I won't look.

　"Cong Yu, you take a look, I won't..."

　With that, Etzel handed the book to Cong Yu, then casually picked up another book to read: "I'm going to enjoy tomorrow's battle."

　Enjoy the "unknown" part as well.

　As for Xian Kui's life story, that's completely unimportant. What kind of person Xian Kui is, we'll find out in the battle.

　Just take your time to understand.

　"They really do have the magnanimity of a strong person..."

　Cong Yu spoke casually, then flipped through the book in her hand.

　"..."

　[A nice girl]

　What? What does "who's speaking" mean?!

　That wretched Cong Yu!!!

　Chapter 668 Now a Qi Refining cultivator is slandering a Nascent Soul cultivator.

　The character 魁 (kuí) means leader or chieftain... someone who holds the top position, someone with extraordinary talent, someone who suppresses the era.

　And the Immortal Leader is naturally the leader among immortals.

　In other words, he is the most capable fighter in all of China.

　……

　Legend has it that Xiankui's mother once dreamed of a blue dragon that sank straight into her belly.

　Choosing an auspicious day will bring good fortune.

　……

　how to say?

　A fake look.

　Cong Yu could tell at a glance that this was pure fabrication, simply an endorsement of the legitimacy of the Immortal Lord.

　You can tell just by flipping through the book...

　According to records, apart from the part about his parents being killed, Xian Kui's life was full of righteous indignation and punishing evil.

　But at this moment, when Cong Yu looked at Xian Kui standing there, all she could sense was indifference.