Versatile Mage: One innate talent for each system

Chapter 127 Experiences in Various Nations, Starting on the Coast
a few days later.

We've had some rare good weather.

A gentle breeze blows, the sun shines warmly, and all is calm and undisturbed.

On the training field of the Huaxia National Team, the five coaches were giving the team members a final pep talk.

"Our China has never been a particularly competitive team in the National Games, and last year we were eliminated in the top 32. For an ancient country with thousands of years of history and countless magical legends to achieve such a result is truly a disgrace to our ancestors."

Mentor Songhe's expression was solemn, his tone heavy, and his eyes flashed with complex emotions, clearly recalling the crushing defeat in the previous National Games.

His words fell like a hammer blow, plunging everyone present into silence.

Jiang Yuan understood that at this time, China had not yet fully risen in the magical world.

In his original world, China had already established itself on the world stage, and its voice was growing stronger day by day.

At the same time, China has also caught up, surpassed, and even far surpassed others in most fields, showing signs of becoming a great power.

Given time, we will surely stand at the top of the world again and realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!

However, in this magical world, powerful enemies surround China, and the path to its rise is fraught with difficulties and obstacles.

"I was reluctant to mention the decline of the National Academy, but the reason I brought it up today is because we, the mentors, all agree that the Chinese National Academy will achieve a very high ranking in this National Academy competition and make history!" Mentor Feng Li's voice was powerful and resounding.

After he finished speaking, his gaze, along with that of the other four mentors, fell on Jiang Yuan.

The meaning is obvious—it's up to you now!

Jiang Yuan smiled and nodded in response.

"You must remember that the experience you gain abroad is crucial. It's not just about getting a ticket to the Venice Water City Battle, but also about the cultivation resources you can acquire in the future..." Dean Songhe continued, giving his instructions.

The other mentors who hadn't spoken before also added a few words.

The team members were completely focused and made sure to remember each of these words.

There was no grand farewell ceremony before their departure, and the departure time and the order of their trials in various countries were kept strictly confidential.

Even the list of personnel in the Nationalist government's team has not yet been released to the public.

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A day passes in the blink of an eye.

The sky was clear, the clouds drifted lazily, and a large amount of sunlight poured onto the beach, while the salty sea breeze gently dampened everyone's clothes.

The waves crashed and roared, accompanied by the cry of a seabird.

"Damn it, did our mentor just abandon us like this?" Mo Fan looked up at the reef being constantly battered by the waves, let out a long howl, and felt like crying but had no tears left.

Not far away was an ordinary little fishing village. Several small wooden boats were tied with ropes to the simple dock, bobbing and swaying with the waves.

Everyone looked at the scene before them with grim expressions, but only Mo Fan vented his dissatisfaction.

After all, all the identification documents and bank cards they had on them were unusable, making them completely unregistered.

If asking for help from others results in the exposure of information, the candidate will be eliminated immediately.

This was completely different from the wonderful journey of eating, drinking, having fun, and traveling around the world that Mo Fan had previously imagined.

The huge difference in circumstances really broke his defenses.

"Mo Fan, stay calm! This little difficulty is nothing," Jiang Yuan comforted him.

As arranged by their mentor, they were to travel from the coast to Japan using their own abilities, ostensibly to hone their skills. However, their mentor's true purpose in placing them there wasn't so simple; it was also to solve the case of missing children in Asuka City.

Jiang Yuan was familiar with the plot and knew that the reason behind the child was that Su Lu needed the Titan's Heart, but his subordinates couldn't gather enough, so they could only use the child's heart as a substitute.

The child abduction incidents actually involve many coastal cities and have been ongoing for the past five years.

By now, their collection is almost complete.

As long as the troubles in Asuka City can be resolved, the exposure of one's identity is not a problem; these are just empty words to bluff.

We can't just replace all the best trainees because their identities have been exposed, can we?
“Let’s go check out that little fishing village first,” Jiang Yuan said decisively, pointing to the village.

The others nodded in agreement.

Immediately, the group set off in a grand procession toward the small fishing village.

The fishing village is really small.

There are only a dozen or so houses built of gray-black stones and wood, scattered along the vast sea.

However, this seemingly insignificant little fishing village has stubbornly survived for hundreds of years despite the constant erosion of the sea waves.

Some children were playing and laughing at the door. When they saw strangers arrive, they were startled and quickly scurried into the house, hiding in the shadows and cautiously observing Jiang Yuan and his group.

"The liar is here!" a child suddenly shouted.

Hearing the shouts, the adults grabbed their tools and rushed out. The old village chief, hoe in hand, his face grim, yelled, "It's you liars again! Are you trying to force us into that damn resettlement housing?"

“Sir, you may have misunderstood. We just arrived here…” Ai Jiangtu quickly stepped forward to explain.

The villagers looked at each other, puzzled.

After some patient explanation, they finally believed that Jiang Yuan and his group were just passing through.

Jiang Yuan and the others asked the old village chief where they would set sail.

The old village chief told them everything without reservation, and also revealed the truth that demons roamed the area.

When the old village chief spoke of demons, his eyes were filled with grief and deep fear.

"Captain Jiang, what should we do next?" Jiang Shaoxu, a member of the team, asked with a smile, blinking her big, watery eyes.

She looked just like a cunning little fox, her eyes fixed intently on Jiang Yuan.

Upon seeing this, Mu Nujiao frowned slightly, a strange feeling of jealousy welling up inside her.

"Go to the dock the old village chief mentioned, and set off from there," Jiang Yuan said succinctly, then strode towards the sea.

……

With his keen senses, Jiang Yuan easily found the location of the bay pier without even needing the locals to guide him.

In his perception, the aura of those sirens seemed too dense and active.

It must be said that the number of sea monsters is extremely large, far exceeding that of land monsters, and powerful high-level monsters appear in large groups.

"Our mentor left us here for a reason, it must be something more. Jiang Yuan, what are you planning to do next?" Ai Jiangtu asked.

Jiang Yuan nodded, agreeing with Ai Jiangtu's statement, and then said, "Didn't that old village chief say that sea monsters often appear in this area? Under normal circumstances, the waters near the dock are regularly cleaned of sea monsters, so it's impossible for them to appear so frequently. I plan to start by targeting the sea monsters."

“Yes, Jiang Yuan is right. I think this dock is very strange; there are too few ships and cargo. Under normal circumstances, a dock with such a good location and scale should have a large number of ships and cargo coming and going,” Zhao Manyan analyzed.

　The plot needs to be changed, I'm so worried.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)