An Unorthodox Guide to Conquering Another World

"You didn't search the body thoroughly enough. There's still something here."

Hikaria turned around in astonishment and saw a black-haired man, wearing a silver mask just like herself, squatting beside the corpse.

“You…” Hikaria took a step back, looking at him in disbelief.

Ya Feng looked up and smiled slightly at her: "Your mask is quite nice, but unfortunately, it's not as handsome as mine."

Chapter 50 My Daughter's Classmate

"Nice mask, where did you get it?"

Ya Feng smiled kindly at her.

Hikaria was stunned, and the next moment, her figure blurred and disappeared from the spot.

She sped through the woods, her mind reeling with astonishment.

I only used this identity on a whim, but I didn't expect the real person to find me so quickly.

What frightens her even more is that she now possesses the strength of an apostle and can be considered a high-level mage, but when the other party came to her side just now, she could not sense any aura, and the other party suddenly appeared.

In other words, his strength far exceeds that of an apostle.

Moreover, given his lone-wolf approach, he is unlikely to belong to the church or the kingdom. If caught by him, you are likely to face vigilante justice!

At this point, she dared not linger any longer and only wanted to get away from him as soon as possible.

Suddenly, the ground in front of her bulged up, and a giant hand rose from the soil, slamming down towards her.

With a loud bang, fragments of trees and dirt flew up and Hikaria tumbled forward and crashed to the ground.

As soon as she raised her head, she saw beams of golden light shining in front of her, and at the same time, they exploded inch by inch in front of her.

Holy Light Magic!

Without hesitation, Hikaria immediately unfurled a spell scroll, and her body was instantly enveloped in a white light, appearing dozens of meters away.

Teleportation

Short-distance spatial displacement, controlled spatial techniques, even the lowest level is level five.

Once she was far from danger, she dared not hold back any longer. She immediately activated another scroll, and her figure transformed into a streak of light as she fled at an extremely fast speed.

She had arrived at the residential area. A few scattered buildings could be seen around her, all quiet at night, with only dim streetlights on.

There was no further movement behind her, and Hikaria thought that the other party had lost her position. But soon, a streak of light appeared beside her in an instant. It was Ya Feng, who even raised an eyebrow at her.

"Pry it open yourself? (pointing to the mask)"

"!?"

Ya Feng raised his cane and struck her on the head with a loud thud. Hikaria's body immediately lost its strength and fell to the side.

She crashed in a park, and her body was in excruciating pain.

“Young man, it’s unethical to secretly use someone else’s name without permission. I’ll be charging you royalties.” Ya Feng walked over, his black wooden cane plunging into the soil.

Several vines sprouted from the soil, bound Hikaria's hands, and hoisted her up.

"Ugh..." Hikaria let out a painful groan.

The blow she received just now actually caused her magic power to dissipate, temporarily depriving her of the ability to gather magic power.

He was already walking towards her step by step, swinging his cane.

"Heh heh, let me see which little brat dares to impersonate me..."

Ya Feng reached out to remove her mask, and Hikaria tried to turn her head away, but she was powerless to do so.

The silver mask was removed, revealing a pair of purple eyes that shone like stars. Combined with her beautiful face and long, black hair, she was stunningly beautiful.

At this moment, those purple eyes were staring intently at Ya Feng.

Upon seeing the other person's true face, Ya Feng was briefly stunned, as if he had seen this face somewhere before.

He quickly remembered something, raised his hand and brushed the bangs off her head to cover her eyes, then took out his frameless glasses from his pocket and put them on her.

Only after seeing Hikaria's current appearance did he realize what was happening.

Holy crap! Isn't this my daughter's classmate?!

Hikaria, the black-haired elf!

"How could it be you!?"

Although I had suspected that this elf was not simple and thought he was a secret agent sent by the elven race, I never expected to meet him under these circumstances.

The seemingly unassuming girl in the class is actually a powerful, incredibly beautiful, and mysterious young woman.

I just said it casually back then, but how did it actually come true?

He and Hikaria stared at each other, neither of them speaking first, and the atmosphere became somewhat awkward.

In the silence, Hikaria let out a muffled chant. The vines binding her wrists suddenly retracted, releasing her and surging towards Ya Feng, growing even thicker. In an instant, half the park was covered by thick, twisting vines, trapping Ya Feng within them.

Hikaria used the elven race's natural magic to escape immediately, and then a golden-red beam of light fell down, a fourth-tier [Blazing Light] spell, striking Ya Feng, who was trapped inside.

She knew she couldn't defeat her opponent on her own, but if she could buy a little more time, she could escape.

Her figure flew away from the spot, rushing through the dark road.

Hikaria's heart was pounding wildly.

The other person was so shocked when they saw her face. Could it be someone they know?

She didn't know many adult men, and after going through all the possible people in her mind, she finally focused on that one person.

"Ya Feng?"

Judging from the other person's physique, appearance, and tone of voice, it is very likely that it is him. Moreover, it was clear from the first meeting that Ya Feng has a mysterious air about him.

Could it be that the person who discovered her true identity was her classmate's father, the one who was also her club's nominal teacher? Hikaria gritted her teeth, her heart sinking. If that were the case, she didn't know if she could still stay in this academy.

Even worse, saying such things might implicate the mother...

Just then, a scream rang out. Not far away, a knife-wielding assailant was threatening a mother and daughter, demanding they hand over their luggage.

The mother and daughter appeared to have just arrived and were looking for a place to stay. They were dragging heavy suitcases. The mother was holding her young daughter and pleading with the suitcase, but the assailant had already stabbed the mother with a knife.

"Tsk..." Hikaria gritted her teeth, but still turned around and appeared in front of the mother and daughter in the next moment, kicking the thug with a flick of her leg.

But she didn't expect that at the same time as her attack, there was another fist. The two of them, one kicking and one punching, landed on the thug at the same time, sending him flying and crashing into a trash can. His fate was unknown.

Hikaria was taken aback and looked at Ya Feng beside her, who was also looking at her.

She tried to run away, but the other person grabbed her wrist.

"You should leave quickly," Ya Feng said to the mother and daughter.

"thanks, thanks!"

The mother expressed her gratitude repeatedly, then immediately picked up her child, dragged her luggage, and ran away.

The atmosphere was silent.

At this moment, both Ya Feng and Hikaria were thinking rapidly.

Hikaria's palms were sweaty. She was now completely in his hands, and she couldn't imagine how he would treat her.

At that moment, the other person sighed softly, and then, right in front of her, removed the silver mask. Hikaria realized that it was exactly as she had thought.

This mysterious man with powerful magic, the Silver Moon Dragon Knight, is none other than his deskmate's father, Ya Feng.

"You, you..." Hikaria opened her mouth, but didn't know what to say.

After a long while, Ya Feng finally spoke, but his first words left Hikaria completely bewildered.

Are you hungry?

Chapter 51 Hikaria's "Torture"

A food cart selling late-night snacks, its lights dim and yellow, was parked on the side of the road. Inside, a hunched-over old man was stirring soup, while stewed meat simmered and wafted out a fragrant aroma.

"A bowl of meat soup noodles, a plate of fried sausages, and a cup of hot milk."

Two figures approached the food cart, one large and one small, looking like siblings, or perhaps father and daughter.

"What do you want?" Ya Feng asked.

Hikaria glanced at the menu and spoke:

"A bowl of red cabbage and fish soup, a cold stew, and a glass of apple juice."

"We only have purple cabbage left for stew, but I can add some scrambled eggs for you," the old man owner said.

"Then I'll have purple cabbage, but no chili peppers."

"Add extra chili to my meat broth noodles."

"well..."

The owner started getting busy inside the food truck.

"It's quite cheap." Ya Feng looked at the menu.

At this moment, Hikaria had already taken out her wallet, and Ya Feng saw that there were only a few coins inside.

"Never mind, I'll do it."

Ya Feng said, taking out a wallet, taking out a few Dhaka coins and three gold rons, and placing them on the counter.

"It was taken from the cultist you just killed," Ya Feng added.

Hikaria hesitated for a moment, then put away her wallet.

Soon, the late-night snack arrived steaming hot. Hikaria's borscht was made with sea bass, rich and flavorful, and served with hard bread, looking very appetizing.

"I thought elves didn't eat much meat."

"It's just a stereotype. Only elves who believe in the religion of nature don't eat meat. The rest of the elves eat whatever they like." Hikaria broke off a small piece of bread, dipped it in the fish soup, and put it in her mouth, allowing her body, which had been working hard all night, to regain some strength.

At this moment, she actually relaxed a bit. Since she couldn't escape now anyway, she would try to regain her strength and find out what the other party's purpose was.

Ya Feng didn't seem like the type to kill her outright.

probably.

It cannot be ruled out that they might use this as leverage against you...

After collecting the money, the boss returned to his recliner, lay down, rocked gently for a few moments, and fell asleep, not caring whether anyone would steal from him.

Ya Feng put a piece of sausage in his mouth, swallowed it, and then said:

"Tell me, why are you using my name to do these things?"

Hikaria was silent for a moment before speaking, "Are you really a Silver Moon Dragon Knight?"

"Don't you think it's a bit stupid to ask this question now?" Ya Feng said.

Hikaria lowered her head. She had thought of using this name earlier, which was convenient since she was also someone who was chasing the Hand of Annihilation, and it would allow her to conceal her identity.

I never expected the original owner to come knocking on my door so quickly, and it was someone I knew well.

If she had known this would happen, she would never have used that title.

Hikaria sighed: "Would you believe me if I said it was just a last-minute decision, or that I was just borrowing it for a while?"

"Oh, I see." Ya Feng slurped up a mouthful of noodles.

She hadn't expected Ya Feng to accept it so easily. She opened her mouth, but swallowed back the words she had prepared.

Ya Feng picked at the noodles and asked again:

"Where did you learn your holy light magic?"

At this moment, Hikaria noticed that a circle of milky white light was spreading around them. This seemed to be the Domain of Truth, the highest level of interrogation magic, where any lie would be exposed.

She knew she could no longer hide it and had no choice but to speak:

“When I was little, there was an old priest of the Church of the Radiance of Life living in a watchtower near my hometown village. Because my mother and I had looked after him a few times, before he died, he left me all his books, spell scrolls, and a mark of holy light and helped me become a Holy Inquisitor. But after becoming a Holy Inquisitor, I found that I did not have any outward traces of the mark of holy light, so no one could see my abilities or my true strength.”

Every word she said was true, but she overlooked a crucial detail: she only learned that the frail old man was a clergyman after receiving a system notification.

"You mean, you're just a child, and with the help of an old man's dying teachings and some books, you've gradually increased your strength to what it is now?" Ya Feng looked at her.