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Chapter 60 The Demon (Part Two)

I'll just look at it; I won't touch anything.

Lynn walked to the demon sacrifice circle, put his hands in his pockets, and curiously examined the sacrifice circle.

The intricate patterns painted on the ground, and the door that has evolved into a black statue.

Since she didn't know which parts were the main subjects, Lynn decided to memorize everything.

"Hey, dear little one, what are you looking at?" A deep, husky, and alluring voice suddenly rang in my ears.

Lynn glanced around but didn't see anyone.

They then continued to observe the demonic sacrifice formation before them.

"Clever little wizard, I think you should already know who I am," the seductive voice continued.

A line of black lines appeared at the corner of Lynn's eyes; he guessed who was speaking.

There's also a demon sacrifice formation in front of us. Who else could it be but a demon or devil from legend?

"Sorry, I don't want to know who you are."

Lynn turned and backed away.

Chatting with demons can easily lead you astray. Don't think that just chatting is harmless; there is a spell called bewitching.

The sacrificial array of the Harlin Wizard was not closed; it was still active. What a liar!

Lynn couldn't help but curse Harlin the Wizard in his heart for his audacity.

A demon sacrifice magic circle is still open, and they don't even turn it off. They just leave it there like that. Don't they even consider the safety of a weak and innocent little wizard like me?

Lynn made up her mind that no matter what the other party said, she would not pay attention to it. As long as she ignored the other party, there should be no problem.

I haven't even enrolled yet, so even if there's some kind of cooperation between the Abyss Wizard Academy and the Abyss Demons, it has nothing to do with me right now.

"I meant no harm. I just sensed a fresh and interesting soul and couldn't help but communicate with you."

The demon opposite chuckled softly.

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"I sense the scent of Hellfire Meditation on you. Perhaps we can even become partners in the future. Don't worry, I have no ill intentions towards you," the demon said.

"That would be the best option," Lynn said.

"However, I think we might be able to cooperate a little, what do you think?" the demon said.

"I don't think there's anything we can do together," Lynn said.

"There are many demons in the abyss, but very few can sign a cooperation pact with a wizard. On the one hand, some of my kind are indeed not very bright and only know how to fight and kill. On the other hand, there are too many demons in the abyss, but only a limited number of wizards," the demon opposite said with some helplessness.

"So the competition is quite fierce for us, but unlike my less bright demon companions, I know a saying: 'If you're full at one meal, you'll be full at every meal,' and I wholeheartedly agree with it." The demon opposite Lynn reasoned with him.

"For you wizards, sometimes you need demons as experimental subjects, or you need demon legions to help you conquer some planes. After all, only a savior who appears in times of crisis can better capture people's hearts, right? If you need, we can also cooperate a little—for example, we can create a savior identity for you, a valiant wizard who defeats evil demons and drives them back to the abyss, but the demons may have a chance to counterattack at any time, so the great wizard is invited by the natives to protect their safety."

The demon on the other side began to recount his story.

Judging from its skillful operation, it seems that wizards do this kind of thing quite often.

"Anyway, all we demons need is soul and flesh; nothing else holds any appeal for us."

"You should know that countless inferior demons are born in the Abyss Mother River every day. Low-level demons are the biggest consumables for us. No one knows how many demons there are in the entire Abyss, so the demons of the Abyss never complain about having more partners."

"That's what the demon on the other side said."

"Finding a partner is easy for you, isn't it?" Lynn said. There have never been many intelligent beings in this world who covet the power of demons.

"But not many are qualified to be our partners. Not just any Tom, Dick, or Harry can become our partner." The demon on the other end of the line spoke with a hint of pride.

"It shouldn't be difficult for an assistant like you, who was brought into the lab by Harlin, to become a formal wizard in the future. After all, I can sense the potential of your powerful soul," the demon said.

Even though he knew the demon on the other side was praising him.

But Lynn felt there was something strange about it.

"To show my sincerity, I'm willing to give my future partner a small investment first," the demon on the other side said.

The next moment, the demon sacrifice array in front of them was activated in reverse.

The teleportation array in the middle gradually lit up.

Lynn slowly backed away, gripping his staff and placing one hand on the doorknob, ready to escape at any moment.

As the light from the summoning circle gradually faded.

On the ground in the center of the demon sacrifice array, there appeared a bottle of blood in a glass bottle.

In addition, there is a broken corner on the side.

"Many of the demons in our abyss have bad tempers. I'm afraid of offending my future esteemed guest, so I won't give you any living creatures. This is a bottle of horned demon's blood essence. Demon blood has a powerful corrosive effect. Of course, you are a wizard, so you must know better than a crude demon like me how to use blood essence." The demon opposite him let out a low laugh.

"As for the broken horn beside it, it's my keepsake. If you ever want to make a deal with a demon again, you might want to consider me."

The demon on the other side spoke.

"Harlin and I have been working together for a long time, and he knows my reputation better than anyone."

"What do you know best?"

The closed door next to them suddenly opened.

Lynn turned his head and saw the wizard Harlin walk in.

Meanwhile, behind the Harlin wizard followed the figure of the six-armed serpent demon, who carried a person dressed in a wizard's robe on his shoulder.

Upon entering the room, Harlin looked at the demon sacrifice circle.

"My dear partner, how well has the assistant you needed worked this time? Lancy is the six-armed demon I trust most, and her strength will certainly not disappoint you." The demon opposite the demon sacrifice circle let out a low laugh.

"Not bad, let's work together again next time, but please don't try to influence my assistant," Harlin said.

"Hahaha, I only made a small investment." The demon on the other end chuckled.

"The mission is complete. You can go back now," Harlin said to the six-armed snake demon.

The six-armed demon named Lancy glanced at Harlin, put the person he was carrying on his shoulder down, and then swayed his snake tail as he walked into the demon sacrifice circle, disappearing in a burst of light.

The demon sacrifice array on the ground collapsed, and the black, charred corpses gradually solidified, being swallowed up bit by bit by the vortex, and finally all disappeared from the spot.

"You did a good job. You should be wary when dealing with demons," Harlin said.

"Those things are investments from Shath to you; it's up to you whether you want to accept them or not," Harlin said.

Shath, is that the name of the demon I was communicating with?

Lynn respectfully replied, "I will do whatever you say, teacher."

"Well, you can stay if you want," Harlin said, then suddenly stopped.

He turned his head, his deep eyes fixed on Lynn. "When did you find out?"

"Teacher, appearances can change, but your habits of arranging experimental equipment won't," Lynn said calmly. "Besides, many of the questions on that parchment scroll are from my diary. You never intended to hide your identity from me from the beginning, did you?"

(End of this chapter)