My wife is a magical girl, how can I be the villain?

After Hua Lingyou finished speaking, Tang Ming finally interjected, "Why not help the new humans ambush the magical girl?"

"You're so stupid!" Hua Lingyou rolled her eyes and scolded.

"Magical girls are so powerful, and it's impossible to kill them. What can we gain besides driving them away? But those terrorists have quite a few treasures."

"We're double-crossing each other; the Newtype headquarters won't know."

Listening to Hua Lingyou's frivolous words, he couldn't help but think to himself, "She finally has time to rest, and she still drags me into trouble... She'll mess things up sooner or later."

Tang Ming had originally decided to refuse tactfully.

"Then it's a happy decision. I've sent you the location to your phone. Come over as soon as possible. I'm already monitoring them from the side. Bye~" Hua Lingyou said lightly and then hung up the phone decisively.

"Trying to refuse, huh? I've seen through you." Hua Lingyou stared at her reflection on the black screen of her phone, pouting smugly. She used the reflection to twist her facial features and check her makeup.

Tang Ming put down the phone with a sigh. Since the other party had hung up, he felt awkward about calling back. Anyway, it wasn't urgent. Tang Ming glanced back at the large bag in the back seat, turned the steering wheel, and drove off in another direction.

……

"Xiao Xun~ Even though we're both very strong, is it really a good idea to just barge in and go looking for those reckless people?"

Yui sat on Kaoru's shoulder as the two of them brushed past the clouds a thousand meters in the sky, completely invisible to people on the ground.

"Why don't we ask Hoshino and the others, or ask the people in the Anti-Demon Club?" Seeing that Kaoru didn't speak, Yui rubbed against her neck and muttered.

Xunfeng finally lowered his head, glanced at the cute little elf, and wanted to laugh, but he held back his expression.

"First of all, you have no fighting ability, so you don't count as one of us..."

"Secondly, those are just cowardly rats hiding in the city, unable to stand the light. Is your faith in magical girls really that low?"

Speaking of this, Xunfeng looked at her with a strange and helpless expression: "You call yourself a magical elf, yet you're always so fearful in battle. You're the one who gave us our magic."

"It's not that I don't believe it... I'm just a little scared. What if something unexpected happens? I'm slow to run..."

"You're afraid of dying?" Xunfeng asked in surprise. "Speaking of which, you don't have much magic, and your flying speed isn't particularly fast. Apart from your strong concealment and stealth abilities, I've never heard of any elves getting into trouble..."

"Of course I haven't heard of it. You've only been a magical girl for a short time, you're just a junior." Yui snorted and explained with her hands on her hips.

"Actually, many elves have died... but we were created to select magical girls and then assist you in defeating the Void Beasts."

"Apart from that, we don't have any other value. At first, those bad guys thought we were very important, so they specifically targeted elves to capture, but in the end they found it was pointless and extremely difficult..."

As she spoke, she leaned against the magical girl's reliable chest muscles, only to be slapped away by Kaoru. Yui flapped her wings, pouted, and flew back to Kaoru's shoulder. "With you magical girls protecting us, those bad guys are finding it much harder to succeed."

"What about those dead spirits?" Kaoru wasn't distracted by Yui and seized on a more important question.

"They're dead, aren't they? I've seen some of the movies you've made, and the concept of intelligent robots in them seems somewhat similar to our elves. They're all mass-produced, and if one is destroyed, we just send out a new elf."

"But... if I die, my memories will be gone. I quite like living in Fangzhou City..." Yui's voice trailed off as she spoke, gradually being drowned out by the rustling wind.

Kaoru looked at Yui, her tall, slender eyebrows slowly lowering. She kept her mouth closed and used magic to transmit her thoughts directly to Yui's ears.

"Don't worry, Ruoyu, Xiaoba, Sister Lishuang, and the future magical girl will all protect you."

Yui wasn't discouraged at all; instead, she smiled sweetly and, fueled by the gentle breeze, her maternal instincts kicked in as she leaned in to touch her smooth, snow-white face.

The breeze couldn't knock her away anymore, so it just turned its head and flew silently.

"Don't worry, I don't have as many emotions as people in TV dramas... well, I guess you guys don't either. Anyway, I just really like my life now, and I'm quite satisfied."

"It would be even better if I didn't have to cook..." Yui chuckled mischievously at the end.

Xunfeng rolled her eyes and said, "Didn't you used to love cooking in the kitchen? Besides, you really did cook well."

This isn't flattery; Yui is, after all, a spirit, perhaps possessing exceptional perception and observation skills. Her mastery of seasonings and heat control is remarkable, transforming her from a novice into a highly skilled chef in just a few days. From this perspective, spirits do indeed resemble, to some extent, intelligent robots created from a fantastical world.

"It was quite novel at first..." Yui pouted, "but then I found that watching TV while lying on the sofa was more comfortable, and I could order takeout too."

"Tsk, I thought you'd just keep working like a fool and become a couch potato." Kaoru's elegant and gentle face showed a rare hint of mischief. She immediately realized that her expression was a little out of control, so she quickly covered her mouth and adjusted her posture.

"I heard that..." Yui glared at her resentfully, but her attention was immediately drawn to the noise on the ground.

"I see them! What a nasty, strange smell!" Yui frowned.

Kaoru stopped mid-air, her figure floating lightly in the air. She reached out to shield her eyes from the sun and peered down. An invisible force lifted the girl's body from the air—this was the unique power of a magical girl.

They dart freely and casually through the air, as if the whole world is willing to lift up these agile spirits, unbound by gravity.

This is an unattainable realm for ordinary people, wizards, or even virtual beasts.

"They're moving goods, there are more than ten of them... They must have realized they've been exposed and are preparing to move," Xunfeng concluded after observing for a while.

This place is an industrial park in the Fangzhou New Development Zone, where noise and pollution are relatively serious. Although the city has demolished many industrial bases, this area is still not very popular with residents.

Even the Anti-Demon Department rarely visits this area; they are more interested in new products that use magic as an energy source. Coincidentally, even the Void Shattering Bubble rarely appears here, and cases of Void Beasts appearing in this chemical industrial zone have been almost zero in recent years.

This inevitably raises a counterintuitive question: do these filthy and ugly virtual beasts also hate polluted environments?

Xunfeng couldn't help but admire the [New Humans]' understanding of the city. Or rather, Fangzhou City had been thoroughly sifted through, and they were able to spot such a blind spot. No wonder they had been unable to find it for so long.

"Thirty spells... I'll amplify five first, then try to finish the battle within ten." A book appeared in front of Xunfeng, its cover made of purple petals following a winding flow, like a river covered with flowers, and also the trajectory of the breeze.

"The Eye of True Sight".

A golden circle appeared in Xunfeng's eyes, clearly capturing the physical condition and strength of the dozen or so people on the ground into his mind.

"Stay hidden and stay by my side. I'm going down." After saying this to Yui, Xunfeng seemed to lose all strength and fell freely towards the people below.

At the same time, she clasped her hands together, and a pure white halo appeared in the center of her palms. Taking her palms as the base, the halo rotated faster and faster, and fine magical patterns kept emerging.