T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World.

Chapter 664, Section 663. This time, the advantage is mine.

Spatial magic, the most unique faction within the Mage Tower.

Whether the course is open or not depends on the mood of Dussel, the master of the Unique Space Magic.

It's possible to have classes for several days in a row within 10 days, or there might be no teaching record for 60 days—the reason it's 60 days is because it's a result of the Mage Tower's mandatory requirement.

Those who are revered as masters in the Mage Tower all know how Düsseldorf became a legend.

Demons are no secret to their social class.

Whether they were highly respected seniors or talented juniors who rose to prominence later, after becoming masters and gaining the authority to solve the mysteries of evil, they all felt a certain amount of sympathy for Dussel.

He lost his mentor and fiancée when he was young.

He devoted his entire middle age to spatial magic, abandoning all social interaction and entertainment.

As he approached his twilight years, he reached the peak of the 9th rank and used all the resources he had accumulated over decades to exchange for items that were effective against evil spirits.

Even the Mage Tower and the Anna royal family have provided some resources in an attempt to understand the limits of the demon's power.

The first space magic master in the history of the Ana Continent, once he slays the evil spirit, he will reach the highest peak of Ana magic history, and the nightmare that has haunted his heart for decades will also be gone.

But he lost.

Even with spatial magic that could tear through space to escape pursuit, it was no match for the torrent of thoughts transformed from the demonic thoughts of the Great Snow Mountain.

The three Suther Heart Stones, the most effective against mental magic, all turned to dust and vanished after the battle.

The demons made the mage tower realize for the first time that the Suther Heartstone also had an upper limit on its ability to suppress mental magic.

Dussel suffered a crushing defeat. Most of his life's struggles and efforts were in vain. After a fierce battle at the peak of his strength, it seemed that a change in his mentality made his rank unstable, and even his evaluation could not be stabilized at rank 9.

The masters unanimously agreed on this colleague's abilities.

"He's a pitiful person."

Perhaps because the painful memories of his youth still lingered, Dussel never married, and newcomers to the Mage Tower would more or less lament this long-lasting love.

Although the space magic course was offered casually, Dussel would always teach the methods from beginner to advanced levels with great care and without reservation.

Perhaps because he had no offspring, he was always kind and gentle to his students, without any of the arrogance of a high-ranking mage.

As a master who pioneered a new chapter in spatial magic and whose work was of epoch-making significance, he once said in class that his life was gradually coming to an end, and therefore he would definitely decipher all existing spatial magic in his lifetime.

As for how much those who come after them can learn, and whether they will go astray and cause magical accidents, it all depends on fate.

This enlightened move naturally won the support of many new mages in the tower.

Open source knowledge is a great achievement in any era.

In order to better integrate the theoretical knowledge of spatial magic with the open source, Dussel's basic theory courses on spatial magic are packed with content.

When Renee arrived at the Mage Tower, get out of class had just ended, and many students were still reluctant to leave, surrounding Düssel and asking questions about the confusion they had marked in their notes.

Düssel patiently answered all the questions, accommodating everyone who asked.

He always had a warm smile on his face.

Renee couldn't help but clench her fists, and goosebumps rose all over her body.

She once felt honored to have a teacher like Düssel.

She could find fault with everything her family arranged for her, but the arrival of Dussel, the moment he opened the door to spatial magic, allowed her to truly experience the allure of magic at a higher level.

During the lowest point of her cold war with the entire Grelian family, it was Dussel, as her teacher, who gave her the patience to ignore the family's noise and focus on her studies.

She even once longed for and fantasized that her father could be like Dussel.

All of this crumbled the moment she learned that beneath the graves where her pets were buried in the courtyard lay Düsseldorf's "spectacle."

For a long time after returning to the boundary between reality and illusion, she couldn't help but shiver and gag violently.

Physiological discomfort caused her to vomit several times, leaving only thick, stringy liquid.

She suddenly understood Kurien's power.

Betrayed by loved ones multiple times in life, falling into the abyss one after another, yet still managing to stubbornly return from hell.

Just how strong a mental fortitude does this require?

Even so, what kind of experience and wisdom would be needed to calmly examine and distinguish the boundary between reality and illusion, and choose to believe?
She wasn't particularly good at hiding her feelings; she just preferred to use a cold expression to disguise herself.

So, as the grand drama unfolded at the boundary between reality and illusion, French Fries gave her advanced training to improve her acting skills.

After all, they had been master and apprentice for nearly ten years. The sudden change in their emotions cannot be simply attributed to the master-apprentice relationship, which could make Düssel lower his guard.

The boundary between the real and virtual worlds has been untangled in a series of complex issues. If nothing unexpected happens, Düsseldorf should be the last variable, potentially having a significant impact on the infinite loop.

Nobody wants to fail at the last minute.

A single game lasts nearly three years, and the cost of starting over is a painful ordeal for the seven people who can clearly perceive the boundary between reality and illusion at the beginning of the cycle.

Meticulous, and even more meticulous!

As the highly respected "thread starter," Renee dared not slack off.

The French fries underwent a crash course of more than ten days, much like a stage play, which included various unexpected situations that might arise during the dialogue.

Take a deep breath.

Renee got ready and squeezed her way into the classroom, facing the crowd of students heading out for food after class.

As he was answering a student's question, Düssel caught a glimpse of a familiar figure out of the corner of his eye and was somewhat surprised.

"Rene, what brings you here?"

Upon hearing this, the members of the surrounding mage tower all turned to look.

Renée Grellian's name is widely known.

While she is still studying at one of the five major academies of the Empire, it is only a matter of time before she becomes a member of the Mage Tower.

Her talent and strength are almost too outstanding; she shouldn't be wasting her time in the five major academies at all. Instead, she should be able to skip ahead and enter the Mage Tower to be immersed in a better academic environment.

As Düssel's apprentice, whose identity was revealed, her appearance caused the sensible students of the Mage Tower to smile and say goodbye to Düssel.

Dussel packed up the teaching scrolls and books, then casually locked them into the void.

This is a very ingenious technique, which he named the Space Storage Container.

He temporarily carved out a small space, fixing its coordinates with his own magic to prevent it from getting lost in terms of space and magic.

This method allows you to temporarily store many items, freeing up your hands for combat and everyday tasks.

However, this technique currently requires a high level of proficiency in spatial magic, so Dussel is still working on improving it and has not publicized this achievement to the outside world. It is only known among the masters of the Mage Tower.

In terms of spatial magic alone, he is undoubtedly the number one in Anna.

This reminded Renee of something Potato had said.

"The difference in destructive power between a brainless bad guy and a smart bad guy is astonishing."

The reason why the teacher committed so many evil deeds without anyone noticing was not only because of his concealed identity, but also because he was very clever.

His talent limited his potential, causing him to waste half his life before barely reaching level 9.

Among all the magicians in Anna who are hailed as masters, he is considered a late bloomer.

However, in his exploration of spatial magic, he undoubtedly made full use of his affinity for spatial magic, ingeniously and creatively pioneering one groundbreaking spell after another.

“You rarely come to the mage tower to see me.”

Dussel smiled and walked out of the classroom, choosing to walk back to his floor in the Mage Tower.

The first lesson he taught Renee was not to misuse spatial magic, and he put that principle into practice in his daily life.

Based on this point alone, she absolutely deserves to be called a model teacher.

What were once all virtues, shining qualities that Renee respected, now became more and more repulsive to her.

nausea!

Renee remained silent the entire way, but once they returned to her private floor in Düsseldorf, he closed the door and set up a soundproof barrier before speaking again.

“Alright, there are no outsiders here, so you should open your mouth now, right?” Dussel said. “You’re not usually one to play coy, but you’re acting a little strange today.”

"Based on your past interactions in private, if you remain silent, Düsseldorf will definitely notice something is wrong. As long as he initiates the conversation, you will be able to make your follow-up remarks without abruptly."

Your predictions about the fries were spot on!

“Teacher, I’ve been spending a lot of time with people from the boundary between the virtual and the real lately, you know that, right?” Dussel nodded: “Yes, I know. Your act of voluntarily becoming a hostage in the Fallen Star Sea was a very noble one. The young people from the boundary between the virtual and the real also pleaded for you and got you some decent temporary accommodations, with good food and drink. They also have admirable pure hearts. You can definitely have more exchanges with them.”

"Does the teacher know Khrushchev?"

Düssel took a sip of water and laughed.

"Of course, Fallen Star Sea Kesha, that lively siren. Jingxin likes her very much. There are rumors that she may be the next Lord of Fallen Star Sea, but I don't think so. No one can tolerate such a lively person. She is more suitable to be a priestess."

Renee was taken aback, and also wanted to laugh.

From the boundary between reality and illusion to the Lion King Kurion, and then to their own teachers, the evaluations of Kshatriya are remarkably consistent.

As long as she doesn't become the ruler of the Fallen Star Sea, she's a qualified genius.

Looking back now, her clinging to the potato perfectly aligned with Falling Star Sea's future plans.

Dussel became interested: "Why did you suddenly think of asking about Kshatriya?"

"About six months ago, Ksha visited the Screamer Snow Mountain and stayed at the Narum resort for a while."

In an instant, ripples appeared in Dussel's seemingly absent-minded eyes as he chatted idly with his apprentice.

She said that she fell in love with the potato leader of the virtual-real boundary because they rescued her by chance when they happened to pass by.

As she spoke, Renee softly called out, "Teacher?"

"Oh, oh, I'm listening, continue."

"Teacher, do you know what demons are?"

Dussel could no longer conceal his calm and indifference; his hands trembled involuntarily, a tremor that lasted for almost two seconds, despite his attempt to mask it with drinking water.

"How did you come to know about demons?"

“Ksha said it,” Renee said. “After escaping from Narum Manor, she returned to Falling Star Sea, where she was scolded by Jingxin and learned about the existence of the demons.”

"Because it seems she and Potato Captain have confirmed their romantic relationship, and she doesn't want them to rashly set foot on the Screamer Snow Mountain one day and anger the demons, so she spoke up to remind everyone."

Seeing that Dussel remained silent and seemed lost in thought, Renee swallowed hard.

"Teacher... is the demon very powerful?"

Dussel didn't answer, but instead asked, "What else did Ksha say about the demons that appeared at Narum Manor?"

“Well, she suspects there were two demons at the time.”

"Two!"

Dussel's eyes widened suddenly, and his voice rose several decibels, almost as if he were about to jump out of his chair.

"Yes, yes, that's what Captain Potato thought too, because when they were rescuing Ksha, they sensed another chill and hostility spreading throughout Narum Manor."

"As they escaped, there seemed to be two different screams, distinct energy flows, and the aftershocks of the battle could be heard."

"But they were too busy running away to check carefully."

After a pause, Renee used the killer technique that Fries had taught her to cut off the conversation.

"Teacher, shouldn't we be able to spy on the true form of a demon using spatial magic? I... should I give it a try?"

"Nonsense!"

Dussel shouted angrily, pointing at Renée and getting angry.

"You're so arrogant! Do you think the imperial high command and the masters of the mage tower are unaware of the existence of demons?"

“Irelia, who is with you, knows everything about you as well.”

"Why hasn't anyone tried to eradicate it all these years?"

"Do you think you're invincible just because you're of higher rank than any of them and have mastered spatial magic?!"

"Dissuade yourself from that dangerous idea. With your current strength, you won't be able to use any magic the moment you see a demon."

In the past, Renee would have taken these words as deep concern and love, the care of an elder, and the warmth she could not obtain from her family.

Now...

Haha, all Dussel needs is for her to live well to satisfy his filthy desires.

The sound of fries echoing around her helped her acting skills overcome the raging anger within her.

She feigned curiosity and inquired about some knowledge of demons.

Dussel breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that he had dispelled Renee's curiosity. He then took out some of the demonic secrets that he had compiled and archived, but only allowed her to browse them on the spot.

During this time, Dussel repeatedly scrutinized Renee's expression and recalled the conversation they had just had.

Couldn't find any issues.

It's normal to be interested in demons. Now that Renee has mastered enough power, she longs to spar with all sorts of opponents.

It's normal to think that the Kraken are nothing special, after all, the Kraken haven't fought against other races for many years, and many people have forgotten how terrifying they were.

The looming threat of this naval and land battle once made Düsseldorf feel tense.

The terrifying power of Jingxin can only be understood by the Anan people who experienced her pilgrimage ashore before she became queen.

He was young then and had the good fortune to witness the famous scene where three magicians from the Anar Mage Tower ganged up on Jingxin, beating her until she was speechless and had her eyes closed.

Pure strength, irrational combat power.

If there's anyone who can fight a demon for the entire match, or even has a chance to eliminate it, Eleravie is one, and Jingxin is another.

"finish watching?"

"Um……"

Seeing Renée's somewhat solemn expression, Dussel was quite satisfied.

He certainly doesn't want the tool he's painstakingly cultivated to get burned by playing with fire.

Renee still has many uses for him, so it's good that he backed down.

"Remember, all records about demons must not be shared with outsiders. No one can afford the cost of fools trying to spread the word and causing madness to escalate."

"Yes, teacher."

Renee's obedience made Düssel breathe a sigh of relief.

As he watched Renee walk away, seemingly lost in the awe of the demon, Dussel's eyes narrowed.

"Demons... or two of them?"

"The aftermath of the battle?"

"The Narum Manor report does describe the disappearance of Ksha, with suspected traces of outsiders. It turns out that the boundary between the virtual and real worlds was present."

It matches up; all the information matches up.

When he went to investigate the scene, he was very puzzled as to what kind of person could move freely in an environment shrouded by evil spirits.

There were obvious signs that someone had escaped, which was completely baffling.

Surely these people aren't also proficient in spatial magic?
What a joke! Spatial magic isn't some cheap, readily available knowledge.

With the details matched, many things naturally fell into place.

After a thorough deduction, the credibility of the existence of two evil spirits at the scene is extremely high!
Only when demons are intertwined with each other will there be a gap for the boundary between the real and the virtual to escape.

Düsseldorf's eyes gleamed.

"Demonic forces are attracted to each other and thus clash?"

"So...it might still be very weak right now!"

Thinking of this, Düsseldorf's blood was boiling.

Even at his peak, he struggled to kill the demons, leading him to seek out heretical paths to prolong his life and slowly acquire their power.

Unexpectedly, the opportunity came knocking on my door!

"If it really is an internal conflict among demons, wouldn't that mean there are two sets of demonic materials remaining?"

"It's good that you're injured. I'm not as good as I used to be, and neither are you."

"This time, the advantage should be in my hands!"

(End of this chapter)