After changing into the suit, Lan Xiaoke seemed like a completely different person—she even started playfully teasing Ye Chuan.
As time passed, the eerie glowing patterns grew increasingly brighter. At the moment when the pink light reached its peak, Lan Xiaoke suddenly clenched her teeth and, as if overwhelmed by the surge of power, collapsed.
Lan Xiaoke was injured; drops of blood mixed with spiritual fluid oozed out, and she fainted, unconscious.
“No way,” Ye Chuan said, rushing over to check on her after seeing Lan Xiaoke’s sudden halt. Fortunately, she wasn’t seriously hurt—she seemed to have just hit some kind of threshold and fallen into a brief blackout.
Ye Chuan treated her, and after feeding her some fresh spiritual fluid, the girl slowly opened her eyes and looked at him without saying a word.
“Pop~”
Lan Xiaoke whispered, “I don’t know what just happened. I felt dizzy and totally out of control.”
Seeing the white-haired girl blushing in front of him, Ye Chuan cleared his throat. After all, this was his doing—although he had glanced over the suit’s description, he never expected it would actually control Lan Xiaoke like this.
Indeed, the state only lifted after reaching the limit once.
“Mine.”
“I’m going to sleep now,” Lan Xiaoke said, avoiding eye contact with Ye Chuan as she turned over.
“Then come closer.”
“Oh~”
It was getting late. Watching Lan Xiaoke curl up and softly snore in his arms, Ye Chuan reached out to feel her heartbeat. After gently massaging her for a while, he pulled out his phone to handle his own matters.
Since he was still full of energy, he entered the Aiser Continent even though he hadn’t fully logged out.
Aiser Continent, activated!
……
When he opened his eyes again, he found himself beneath a grand window with a rich Western fantasy style, the sunlight outside just right.
“Why is the time on the Aiser Continent slightly out of sync?” Ye Chuan glanced at the weather outside—it looked close to noon. But he didn’t dwell on it and, with no clear leads, stood up.
This was the Little Dragon’s manor. After helping defeat the steward, they were resting here for a while to recover.
“Lord Xi Xi, you’re awake,” a maid greeted Ye Chuan as she entered the room after hearing the movement. “Shall I help you change your clothes?”
“No need,” Ye Chuan replied. He didn’t want that.
The maid noticed his noticeably firm expression and smiled, teasing, “Shall I help you with that?”
Ye Chuan gave her a glance. Perhaps because he had been connected to Lan Xiaoke before activating the Aiser Continent, he was still in an excited state. He waved his hand, “No thanks. Where’s Kaiaolen?”
“The lord is in the study, discussing matters with the princess.”
“Take me there in a moment.”
“Yes, sir.”
After a simple breakfast, Ye Chuan was led by the manor’s maid to the study.
“They really have money,” Ye Chuan muttered as they walked for quite some time before finally reaching the so-called study.
“Knock knock.” The maid knocked on the door. “Lord, Lord Xi Xi has arrived.”
“Alright, let him in.”
The door opened, and Ye Chuan stepped into the study. Inside were just three people, all familiar faces.
Kaiaolen, Irena, and Torres.
The little dragon and the princess’s attendants.
“Looks like you were really exhausted, only getting up now,” Kaiaolen said after spotting Ye Chuan. “Have you eaten yet?”
“I did. The taste was average—still not as good as the Adventurers’ Guild,” Ye Chuan replied.
“I see… maybe it just doesn’t suit your taste,” Kaiaolen responded, not paying much attention since he had something else on his mind.
“About what happened last night, Xi Xi, have you figured out anything about identifying that kind of monster?”
“It is a bit difficult,” Irena said from the side.
“I do,” Ye Chuan answered.
Kaiaolen nodded slightly at this. “Hmm, that makes sense. After all, with so little time, it’s normal that you couldn’t figure it out…”
The next moment, Kaiaolen froze, as if he thought he’d misheard. He reached out to rub his ear. “Did you just say you have a way?”
“Yeah, I do,” Ye Chuan said with a sideways glance. “Are you getting old? Your ears starting to fail you?”
Kaiaolen slammed the table excitedly. “You brat, what method?!”
Irena and Torres both had shining eyes.
They were incredibly grateful they had entrusted Ye Chuan with this task—he was like a savior sent from heaven!
“I have a kind of magic that can identify that kind of monster. Of course, we still need to test how effective it is,” Ye Chuan said, fully trusting the magic Lilith had given him, though he admitted there was a slight chance it might not work on that monster, so he didn’t make any absolute claims.
“In that case, let’s try it right away!”
Under Kaiaolen’s orders, they quickly got up and headed to a place resembling a training ground. Ye Chuan noticed a few guards had brought several people over, and from appearances, they looked like ordinary civilians.
“I suspect these people might be monsters because I’ve heard that their behavior is unusual,” Kaiaolen said in a low voice.
But without evidence, they obviously couldn’t just start killing people.
“Alright, I’ll give it a try.” Ye Chuan walked straight up to the group of civilians.
Indeed, from their outward appearance, there was nothing unusual to be found.
“Detection Spell.” Ye Chuan cast the magic on the first person. The magic circle glowed as light fell on the individual, revealing a faint purple aura.
Kaiaolen, watching Ye Chuan cast the spell, was a bit surprised. “So it really is ‘Silent Casting.’”
This made Kaiaolen even more curious about Ye Chuan. However, Ye Chuan continued to cast the Detection Spell on each of the civilians, finding no trace of monsters at all.
“Huh? Could it be useless?” After seeing no abnormalities in the group, Ye Chuan withdrew his gaze and said to the others,
“They… should be fine.”
Kaiaolen pondered for a moment. “Next batch.”
Soon, another four or five civilians were brought over, but after Ye Chuan cast the Detection Spell on them, still no findings.
“This is strange.” Ye Chuan began to doubt himself, since some of them didn’t look quite normal.
“Could it be a problem with the magic?” Irena asked.
“Magic shouldn’t cause any problems; at most, it’s just used differently,” Ye Chuan said casually, tossing the Detect Spell aside to one of the guards.
“If the light from the Detect Spell turns red, it means the target is a monster.”
Irena’s eyes widened in surprise. “That kind of red?”
“Exactly like this guard’s red,” Ye Chuan glanced at the glowing red hue emanating from the guard beside him and nodded. “The redder, the stronger.”
“Hm?”
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