The villainous prince who bullied Feng Aotian was actually myself.

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Leon just felt that being a mage didn't seem to suit him.

Perhaps it was just because the original owner was wrong; he shouldn't have chosen the path of a mage?

Before becoming a demigod in a particular profession, one can freely change professions.

Therefore, Leon can now give up on the mage.

However, as someone with extraordinary innate abilities, the best way to achieve twice the result with half the effort is to choose a profession that can maximize the use of one's awakened talent skills.

The Blade Master, according to the notes, is also a profession that can control multiple elements, and their authority, like that of a mage, seems to be "natural."

Of all the gods in the world today, it seems I've never heard of a god of nature.

Based on one's understanding of the world, if one has authority, then it means one can become a true god with a divine position.

Therefore, if you choose a profession related to natural authority, you won't need to compete with other gods for authority.

Because there can only be one person holding power.

For example, the Knight's Path is the path to the authority of justice. If one wants to become a god through this path, one must defeat the goddess of justice who has already seized the authority of justice.

Do you think it's even possible to kill the goddess?!

Anyway, Leon didn't have that confidence.

However, this information is highly confidential, and even high-ranking members of the church are unaware of it.

Leon knew all this because he had watched the original anime.

Then try training as a Demon Blade Master. Even if you can't become a god in the future, if you can become an Archangel through the natural path, then you'll be as secure as an old fox.

With that thought in mind, Leon studied the notebook even more diligently.

Unfortunately, the notebook was written in Mishurttin, a script similar to that of the Jahana script of the great Western country of Jahana. Leon had studied Jahana, but not very well, so he found it very difficult and inefficient to decipher.

It would be great if there were a dictionary that translated Jahana into Fichte.

Leon thought to himself.

It doesn't seem impossible to get this thing from inside this castle.

Philippa's study contained many books.

Maybe such a thing exists.

The Duchy of Jahana is the second most powerful human nation after the Fchester Empire, and its strength should not be underestimated, so it is impossible for the vampires not to learn about them.

What's more, she's a studious girl like Philippa who loves learning.

Chapter Thirty-One: Naval Battle

The northern ice sheet is divided into an outer layer and an inner layer.

The inner layer is the real ice continent.

The outer continental area is relatively small, and it mainly consists of islands made up of huge icebergs floating on the water.

The vast majority of it is sea area.

This area of ​​the sea is known as the Ice Ocean because of the abundance of floating ice.

Therefore, if you want to explore the Icefield Continent, you must take a boat across the icy ocean to reach the inner layer; only then can you be considered to have truly entered the Icefield Continent.

On the icy ocean and inland, there are many ferocious monsters and all sorts of strange things; one wrong move and you could lose your life.

Despite this, large numbers of human adventurers continue to venture into the ice plains.

Of these people, a very small minority came with other or special purposes, while the majority were basically there for money.

The more dangerous a place is, the more opportunities and wealth it often holds.

In this vast icy ocean, there are pirate treasures, various precious spiritual ores, and priceless medicinal herbs. In addition, the furs of most of the magical beasts here are raw materials for luxury fashion. The high profits involved are enough to drive humans crazy.

In addition, if you can hunt a dragon, you can also earn a very good income.

The dragon's entire body is a treasure.

If the world's medical technology has advanced to the point where surgery and organ transplants are possible, then the human body will have many treasures.

Fortunately, the world's medical system is not that advanced yet. If we knew that day would come, those slaves with price tags would probably only be valuable organs in the eyes of the rich.

But there are extraordinary forces in this world, even more powerful than modern medicine, so it's unclear whether things will develop in that direction.

On the surface of the Arctic Ocean.

A large ship, about 100 meters long and 20 meters wide, is moving at a steady speed through the blue waves.

The ship was named the Uttans, and its captain, William, was a man in his forties who had been sailing the Arctic Ocean for nearly twenty years. He was an experienced seafarer and an elite adventurer.

He's going to salvage a pirate shipwreck from the seabed and is recruiting an adventure team from the Adventurers' Guild in the Snow City.

So Helena and her friends went to apply for the job, and after passing the interview, they boarded his ship.

Besides William, there were twenty sailors on board, including the first mate and second mate, as well as three other adventure teams consisting of five, four, and seven people, respectively, in addition to the bread team.

Inside a cabin on the ship, Helena sat upright on the bed, gently breathing in and out. After her spiritual energy circulated smoothly throughout her body for a full cycle, a happy smile appeared on her face.

"Helena, you've broken through?"

Sitting next to Helena, Hazel was wiping her sword with a cloth when she suddenly sensed a subtle change in the spiritual aura emanating from Helena. So she turned her head and asked.

"Yes, I have reached Platinum Level 5."

Helena replied.

"Your rate of progress is truly astounding."

On the other side, Maisie, sitting on a wooden box in the corner, looked envious. "Hazel is only a Platinum-level eight-star, right? You're almost catching up to her."

"No, I'm nine stars now."

Heyr corrected.

"Nine stars! When did you break through!"

Maisie was stunned. "So, Hazel, you're about to become a demigod!"

After Platinum Nine Stars comes Full Star, and after Full Star comes Low-Tier Demigod.

After becoming a demigod, the essence of life will change; it can be understood as a person gradually beginning to evolve in the direction of a god.

After becoming a demigod, one can obtain divinity that ordinary extraordinary beings cannot perceive. This greatly enhances one's ability to resist external pollution, and one can even use one's divinity to corrupt others. This is why only demigods can travel and roam in the spirit world.

If one enters with the pure essence of human life, due to the very weak ability to resist pollution, one is easily contaminated by various beings in the spirit world.

Pollution doesn't necessarily require touching or understanding. Even if someone glances at you without your knowledge, you can still be contaminated, which is truly unfair.

"It probably won't be that easy. I feel like I've hit a bottleneck, and it might be difficult to break through any more barriers."

Heyle spoke with a hint of frustration.

"Sigh, I'm the only Gold-level player on the team. That won't do. I have to work even harder."

Maisie was even more frustrated than Heyole.

Just as she was about to add more complaints, the entire ship suddenly rocked violently.

Maisie lost her balance and fell off the wooden crate, heading towards the bed. Luckily, Helena caught her, otherwise she would have hit her head on the bed and gotten a big bump.

"What happened?"

After helping Maisie to her feet, Helena quickly stood up and walked briskly to the cabin window.

Through the thick glass windows, Helena saw a large ship flying a white skull and sickle flag heading towards them. The windows were huge, twice the size of the Utans. All the ship's cannons were already mounted, and yellow smoke was billowing from the muzzle of one of the giant cannons.

"They're pirates."

Hazel and Helena arrived at the cabin window at the same time, and she was also looking at the enormous creature outside the window.

The largest known ship in the world is the Fchester Empire's super ironclad, which is over 300 meters long and was used for military cargo transport and ultra-intensive naval and air strikes. It was mainly used to dock military airships.

Because airships can fly, they are a very powerful force in warfare, capable of launching deadly attacks on enemies at sea and on land directly from the air.

In the Battle of the Coral Sea, the Empire deployed this super ironclad warship, which, together with the airships' aerial firepower, directly crushed the "Fisherman's Nation," which was known for its expertise in naval warfare, annihilating its 600,000-strong navy.

However, this super ironclad is now nearly scrapped, because during the final battle, the fishermen's nation, in their crappy warships, recklessly rammed into the ironclad, almost sinking it...

The cabin door creaked open.

Ella has returned from the dining room to get her lunch.

"Ella, where's lunch?"

Maisie sat on the edge of the bed and looked at Ella, who had returned empty-handed, and asked her a question.

"It's chaotic outside. The deck is on fire. You felt that jolt just now, right?"

Ella replied, "It's a pirate cannon."

Chapter Thirty-Two: Unexplained Imprisonment

Leon, who was quietly studying the Demon Blade Master profession in his room, was suddenly disturbed by Dieter's knocking on the door.

"Mr. Dieter, is there anything I can do for you?"

Leon humbly and politely went out to greet him.

“Mr. Daniel, something has happened. I’m sorry, but you’ll have to sit in the castle dungeon for a while.”

Dieter abandoned his usual professional smile and spoke with a cold, stern expression.

"Dungeon?"

Leon was stunned.

Yes, I hope you can cooperate.

Dieter's gaze was sharp, revealing an undeniable power.

Leon knew that he had no choice but to refuse.

"Is this Miss Sharon's idea?"

However, Leon did not give up.

"Yes, but not entirely."

Dieter replied.

"Alright, I'll go with you."

Following behind Dieter,

Walking silently.

Leon was in a heavy mood throughout the journey.

Why would someone throw themselves into a dungeon for no reason?

Could it be that my identity has been discovered?

That shouldn't be the case. If they've seen through it, shouldn't they be offering even better treatment?

These vampires, these cowardly wretches who created their own virtual world to escape reality, should be the most afraid of causing trouble! When did they become so bold as to abuse the Crown Prince of the Fchester Empire!

Soon, Leon entered the castle dungeon.

Several vampire soldiers dressed in black armor were already waiting there.

"Take Daniel to change his clothes, then lock him up with the other humans we captured that day."

"Dieter commanded," he said in Night Whisper.

"Yes."

The black-armored vampires stepped forward and gestured for Leon to follow them.

Leon glanced at Dieter, who still maintained a cold, businesslike demeanor, so he didn't bother with any more words and simply followed the black-armored vampire soldier away.

The black-armored soldiers were all using body language to signal to Leon, probably because they didn't speak Fester.