Retired God King becomes Witch Idol Manager

My future husband's adopted daughter = my own adopted daughter

Yes, that makes sense!

The two were about the same height, but Lin was slightly less curvy, which made her feel a lot of pressure. However, Perish acted like a child, with an innocent and charming face.

What a beautiful child, so pitiful... Is he mentally challenged?

In any case, it is very important to maintain a good relationship with your future family. A good wife should not cause her husband to worry about family harmony!

"Where are you from?"

“Aba.”

Perish bit his finger and pointed down.

Lin nodded, pretending to understand, and said softly with a blush, "From now on, I'm your mother, understand?"

"Aba Aba!"

Perish shook her head angrily. She hadn't slapped the beautiful turkey to pieces just to get a kiss. She already had a mother!

This made Lin very uncomfortable. Her eyes lit up, and she followed the girl's gaze to the food on the table, deciding to try a different approach to win over her daughter.

Are you hungry?

Perish's eyes softened, she nodded, then shook her head, tears welling in her beautiful eyes as she sobbed.

She can only eat what her mother feeds her!

"Huh? Don't you like the things here?"

Lin frantically tried to comfort Perish, completely unaware of the reason for her sadness.

Big crisis!

This child doesn't seem to like his stepmother very much!

The taverns on Golden Avenue closed early, and without the students, the owners could finally have a good holiday. Wudi searched every corner of the various campuses but couldn't find the homeroom teacher. He couldn't detect Janna's presence even with his mental power, and Mei Ruo had also mysteriously disappeared.

Where can they go in a time like this?

It can't be...

The black knight's tall figure disappeared into the night, heading towards the outer city.

The Free City of Iserland was just beginning to rise, and St. Lenza was the last campus of the Star Alliance to be established within the territory of the Holy Alliance. However, thanks to its developed trade routes, it had already become an important transit point in the southern region.

The city hall was bustling with the comings and goings of alien races. The crisis of war was actually a business opportunity, even though the Free Federation was short of resources.

That alluring Ceylon flower lingered behind me, neither too close nor too far, a persistent, haunting presence, seemingly harboring ulterior motives.

This headless creature terrified many travelers until the guards bowed and gave way upon seeing the esteemed credentials of a Star Alliance teacher.

Invincible stood in the center of the hall, scrutinizing each space traveler, while whispers came from behind him.

"What are you looking for? Perhaps I can help you."

Serani smiled mysteriously, generously accepting the intense gazes from those around her.

Invincible finally turned around, his eyes looking as if he were looking at an idiot, "Can you help me put my head back in?"

"Uh."

Serani blinked; she thought it was some kind of fashionable outfit.

"Then shut up."

Invincible waved his hand impatiently, but Serani did not give up.

She hesitated for a moment, then gently rubbed two fingers together. Instantly, a strange floral fragrance filled the hall, causing everyone to stop in their tracks and stare blankly into space.

Only two unusual figures cloaked in capes walked toward the inner black portal, undisturbed by the fragrance of flowers.

The Sage of [Hundred Flowers] really did come in handy!

It was at this time that Invincible found Janna and captured two female demons who wanted to teleport outside the border.

The portal to the Lost Outer Realms had just opened when, before Janna and Meiru could even crawl inside with their luggage, they were grabbed by the neck and lifted up.

"Where are you going?"

The two men, cloaked and concealing themselves, seemed to be on a long journey and didn't want to be discovered. They were somewhat surprised to see the headless horseman return.

"Invincible Teacher".

Mei Ruo called out cautiously, feeling both surprised and guilty.

The two had planned to leave unnoticed while the principal was away, but they were discovered anyway.

Janna shrank her neck, unusually neither firing nor struggling.

"How could you...?"

"You want to return to the Abyss?"

Invincible glanced at the portal coordinates and immediately saw through their purpose, his voice chilling.

The Lost Outlands are the furthest border that the Free Federation can reach, and in such a situation, ordinary people have no reason to approach the prime plane that is constantly threatened by war.

Unless someone wants to continue traversing countless primordial planes to reach the wasteland deep within the abyss.

"So what? It's none of your business!"

Janna didn't try to argue, but spoke softly, hiding her beautiful face under her cloak, her head drooping listlessly.

"They've already defected? Demons really are a bunch of treacherous bastards!"

"We are not!"

Mei Ruo screamed in surprise, but Wu Di grabbed the two of them and jumped out of the passage. Before the people around them could recover, they left the city hall. Wu Di nodded to Serani, who was smiling beside him, to express his gratitude.

332. Undermining the foundation of the wall

"Shut the hell up! Put me down right now!"

Janna cursed and swore, knowing she couldn't escape the Black Knight's grasp, so she gave up on resisting.

Wudi dragged the two back home and casually tossed them onto the sofa. He didn't have time to pay attention to the beautiful older sister who was looking around behind him. He was busy interrogating the two "traitors" with their heads hanging on their heads.

"Tell me, is your brain full of shit or is all your intelligence in your chest? Don't tell me you guys also want to go home for vacation."

Mei Ruo lowered her head and it took her a while to realize that Wudi was joking. She looked at her aunt, then at Teacher Wudi, and lowered her head, not daring to say a word.

All the free people of the Black Demon race who settled in the Federation were regarded as traitors by the Abyss and were shown no mercy, not to mention the deserters of the Evil Slayer Army, Garoona. Returning to the Abyss was tantamount to suicide; even if they survived to enter, they would not survive to leave.

Gana scratched her head in annoyance, lit a cigarette, and gestured towards Meiruo with her lips.

"Ask that idiot!"

Mei Ruo lowered her head even further and said timidly, "I...we still have many of our people left in the abyss. They don't want to join the war, but staying there only means one fate. I can't bear to leave them..."

Invincible was silent for a while, recalling the horrific scene he had witnessed in the circus.

The weak and helpless succubus, bathed in the blood of her enemy, instantly transformed into a cruel and bloodthirsty monster, her sanity stolen from her, leaving only madness in her empty shell.

In a sense, the actions of the Dark Dragon King and Serantia are not different. They will stop at nothing to become the overlord of the planar battlefield, because the loser will be treated like a slave in the next era.

"You want to go back and save them?"

"Yes, yes..."

Even if Mei Ruo's people were unwilling, they would still be continuously thrown into the Eight Pillars Demon God Black Filth Array and transformed into cruel soldiers.

So much time has passed that it's uncertain whether they're still alive. Even if they are, they might be scattered across various legions, serving the foolish demon king.

This naive idea is quite foolish.

"What good would going back do? Could you bring them all back? The Free City won't accept undocumented stowaways. Skuld's power has its limits. You and the other citizens might get kicked out too."

Janna flicked her cigarette ash and scoffed, "I've said all of this before. If she had listened, would I have gone with her to my death?"

The succubus homeroom teacher, who was tough on the outside but soft on the inside, was clearly worried about this silly child.

Mei Ruo stuck out her tongue and muttered softly, "I didn't ask you to come with me. Being with you would only make me die faster..."

That's true; traveling with the wanted criminals of the Evil Slaughter Army has made things even more difficult.

"Oh ho, you've gotten bold, daring to talk back now?!"

Janna glared at him, as if about to strike, while the little devil covered his head and hid behind Invincible.

The half-elf Serani watched with amusement, giggling as she casually toured the Black Knight's house. She didn't harbor any prejudices, though she knew that no one was innocent in war.

"There is only one way to solve these problems once and for all: drive the demons back into the abyss and end this war."

"That sounds nice, but the interdimensional wars are endless, and the chances of the Light and Lawful faction winning are not high."

Janna pouted. She had fled the Evil Army because she was tired of all this, but now war was everywhere.

If the high elves of the Void Continent fall, then the Abyss is now unstoppable, and the fragmented alliance will be unable to withstand the united Abyss.

"What if... there are other ways?"

The three of them looked at the headless horseman without prior arrangement.

What other option is the complete destruction of one of them?

Serani's words awakened Invincible. He had been trapped in the habitual thinking of humans, regarding the Abyss as malaria and wishing to get rid of it as soon as possible.

However, when the Heavenly Father and the Night Mother created life, they did not arbitrarily add evil to the bloodline of the demon race, making the Winged Race the embodiment of justice.

Light and shadow, good and evil—these are words that only exist in the mortal realm, used to embellish and conceal the divine drama behind the scenes.

From the devil's perspective, they are slaves who have suffered thousands of years of humiliation and are determined to drink the blood of their enemies.

"I will accompany you to the abyss, but not now."

Wudi patted Meiruo on the shoulder, seemingly lost in thought.

The only true power and tyranny in the world are not in the hands of mortals, and the rules of the game should not be set by the offspring of the Supreme God Court.

"Really?"

Mei Ruo looked at Wu Di with delight and was overjoyed. If it was just about saving innocent people of her clan, having a teacher would be enough.