Cultivators at the Wizarding Academy

Chapter 262 Purple Rose

A year later, the former territory of the Belland family is still in ruins.

Land desertification is relatively easy to solve, as nature conservation organizations have already intervened.

To appease the gods, the Violet Royal Family and the Council of Stars were willing to pay a price. The problem, however, was the pollution brought by the Abyss invasion, which was difficult to resolve.

Previously, the Star Council's senior leadership had discussed various options, but they were all primarily limited by cost.

Fortunately, the Dawn Array appeared out of nowhere, providing even more solutions.

Ordinary people can also use inscribed items to cleanse the contamination. It's important to note that the abyssal contamination will have a subtle, gradual impact on flesh and blood during the process.

The culprit behind all of this remains at large and his whereabouts are unknown.

Despite the intervention of the Star Council's occult-savvy diviners, they still couldn't pinpoint his location. It was as if he were protected by some force, giving the impression of being shrouded in a thick fog of fate.

In recognition of the contributions made by the divine beings, the ownership of this land has been transferred to Tai'an.

No one objected.

For the sake of easier management, the surrounding lords even voluntarily offered up a portion of their territory as a sign of gratitude.

Tai'an would probably be too lazy to care; at most, he'd go back on vacation, leaving everything to Dorothy, who would wield all the power as the lord's wife.

The new territory requires a new name. Continuing to use "Blue Rose" is inappropriate and could easily lead to future complications.

"How's Purple Rose?" Tai'an asked, going through the motions of a married couple, his hands resting on Dorothy's supple waist.

"Not bad! I like it..."

It was just a name; I didn't dwell on it too much, and the decision was made in a single sentence.

However, there are even more troublesome things.

……

An endless coastline with rolling waves.

Several fishermen who went out to sea returned empty-handed.

"Sigh, I don't know what's wrong with me lately, I haven't been reaping much of a catch every time I go out to sea."

"It feels like there are far fewer fish along the coast. In previous years, there were fish everywhere, but this year you can't see any at all."

"It seems we have no choice but to go to deeper waters."

"You must be joking! How could our little boat possibly leave the coastline?"

"How can I make a living if I don't take risks? There are seven people in my family! Don't worry, I know what I'm doing and I won't go too far."

The middle-aged fisherman looked confident, and his companion had no choice but to agree.

"All right."

The next day, the two set sail in their small fishing boat.

Far from the coastline, we sail into the boundless depths of the ocean.

Bourne silently prayed for calm seas while carefully maneuvering the sails.

Time passed, and before we knew it, the coastline was no longer visible.

My companion would occasionally lean over the edge of the boat and peer out. Beneath the clear surface of the sea, all was dark and gloomy, with no bottom in sight.

"That's enough! Let's go back. Only large ships can get to this place."

"Trust me, hang in there a little longer."

His companion stared wide-eyed, looking somewhat furious.

Bourne sighed and looked up.

At the horizon, a large magical ship was fleeing in panic.

Huge sea monsters were frantically ramming against the ship's hull.

Wielding tridents, the sea creature soldiers with bulging, bluish-green muscles chased after the ship, waiting for an opportunity to launch an attack.

"Go back quickly! It's sea creatures!"

Bourne yelled to adjust the sails. The two rowed quickly until they reached the shore.

The sea creatures have launched a massive invasion of the land, spreading to the coastline of the Violet Kingdom.

"Can't they just shut up for a minute?"

He can't control other places, but since it's affecting his territory, it's necessary to take action.

His entire body was covered with thirty-eight kinds of inscriptions, and his powerful blood and energy surged into the sky, forming strange phenomena.

The people in the mansion looked up at the sky as if they had sensed something.

"Young Master, are you ready to make your move?" Mussofi watched the fleeting streak of light disappear into the horizon.

……

Blue Harbor.

The largest natural harbor in the Purple Rose Territory.

Broken planks floated on the sea, swaying with the waves. As far as the eye could see, there was a scene of utter devastation.

The burly Naga guard seized an elderly fisherman with white hair, lifted him up, and placed him before him, speaking in a strange tone.

"I seem to have heard that this place is the territory of a human-god. Where is he?"

The emaciated old man struggled frantically, his eyes filled with fear.

"Boring."

The Naga guard casually snapped the old man's neck and tossed him aside like trash.

Competition among marine species is far more brutal, and the lives of the weak are of little consequence.

The armies of the murlocs and the naga began their attack on Harbor Town.

The townspeople had long lost their will to fight.

The defenders fled in disarray, abandoning their armor and weapons. Some elderly men, unable to leave, became sacrifices to the sea creatures.

"Humans are all cowards, what right do they have to be the overlords of the continent!"

The Naga general, covered in bluish-green scales and with long whiskers, scoffed disdainfully.

"Don't underestimate them. Human gods once single-handedly defeated enemies from the Abyss Plane." The Naga elder with the fleshy crown flicked his tongue.

The demon army is a powerful legion certified by all the heavens and myriad worlds.

Although the ocean on Aolan Star is vast and boundless, it is still just a drop in the ocean compared to the Abyss Plane, and is not worth mentioning.

In the distance, a golden streak of light approached at a speed visible to the naked eye.

too fast!

Like a shooting star streaking across the sky.

The moment it fell from the sky, it blasted a deep crater in the earth, and the shockwave spread outwards.

Recklessly traversing through everything, everything before my eyes is shattered.

"Enemy attack! Enemy attack!"

The Naga mages released their mental energy over a wide area.

Unfortunately, there was nothing we could do.

The slaughter was one-sided, and even the powerful Saint-level experts were not spared.

Until everything calmed down, only one figure remained standing in the arena.

"Warm-up complete!"

Tai'an put his hands on his waist and tilted his neck.

Actually, there's a simpler way to solve this, such as wielding the Dark Judgment Sword.

However, considering that the town was his territory, he was willing to use more troublesome methods to protect the people's property as much as possible.

"From now on, leave one clone here, and the Dawn Church should be established as soon as possible."

Royal residence outside the capital.

Silver Moon lay sprawled on the soft bed, flipping through the picture book with great interest.

"Hmm, I don't think I've tried this position before. I'll call Xiao An over tonight to try it..."

Women who are frequently nourished by love have radiant skin and exude a languid and charming aura.

A contract summoning circle suddenly appeared around the three-eyed raven clone who was standing by the window basking in the sun.

The next second, Tai'an's figure appeared in the sunlight.

"Xiao An!"

Silver Moon rushed over with a beaming smile, very enthusiastic.

"Dorothy works so hard every day, why don't you?"

Tai'an raised the silver moon and spun it around at 3,600 degrees.

Once she's dizzy and disoriented, throw her roughly onto the bed and punish her with a tickle.

The little imp twisted her waist and struggled frantically: "Don't scratch me, you brat An, no..."

"If you don't work hard to cultivate yourself, you'll become an old woman that no one wants in the future."

"They're half-elves, their lifespans are long..."

(End of this chapter)