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nChapter 782: The Extraterritorial Sect Master and Two Divinities

nTranslator: Lonelytree

nIsabelle very naturally handed a smear of red to Matthew.

nMatthew looked down.

nIt was a red tentacle.

nThe tentacles were still curling up involuntarily, and Matthew could feel a gentle and twisted power from them.

n” This is Galen’s tentacle. It contains a bit of divinity. When you advance to Legend, this thing will be of great benefit to you.

n” Remember to integrate that wisp of divinity into your domain, not your body. There’s a huge difference. You can look it up yourself in the future.

n” In short, divinity does more harm than good to us, but divinity is a good thing. Even mages need more of it.”

nIsabelle said happily.

nJudging from her satisfied expression, the purpose of this trip should have been achieved.

nHowever, Matthew held the tentacle with a frown.

nOn the data panel.

nHint: You have witnessed the true form of the Twilight Creature ” Blood Slag-Galen “.

nYour Shadow Domain Resistance 5.

nYou have snatched an Oathbreaker from Galen to become your disciple.

nYour Tauren Element 30, you can now explore deeper into the Tauren domain!

nWarning: Galen’s hatred towards you 10

n“Don’t be dejected. You young people need some pressure. Otherwise, you’ll be satisfied with the current situation.”

nIsabelle said in high spirits,

n“Plus, Galen isn’t a good person. He and the creatures of the Shadow World will attack the Prime Material Plane sooner or later. If that’s the case, it’s better to make enemies as soon as possible. It’ll be easier to fight in the future, right?”

nAfter saying this.

nShe took Matthew away from the shadow world.

nThe moment the two of them left.

nAn extremely angry voice sounded in the endless shadows.

nThe entire Shadow World fell into a volcanic panic!

nIn the garden of the Holy Oak.

nLara waited respectfully at the side.

nThe shadow power under the old locust tree had long disappeared.

nMatthew turned around.

nThe little Light Fairy was still holding an alarm clock.

nHowever, her face was filled with a stiff fake smile.

nIt was as if someone had used a freezing spell to freeze her.

nIsabelle walked over.

nWith a light tap, she released the Stop spell on Little Stream.

nHowever, Isabelle’s aura was too strong.

nIt was even more terrifying for creatures like the Light Fairy.

nAs soon as the Stop spell was removed.

nMatthew could clearly hear the sound of dripping.

nGood heavens.

n“I, I, I…”

nLittle Stream was so scared that she stuttered.

n“Didn’t you say that you wanted to tell me the story of Second Hand’s madness?” Isabelle said calmly, “I’m listening.”

nLittle Stream’s eyes rolled back, and she fainted.

nAt this moment.

nThe alarm clock in her hand floated up automatically, and a magnetic voice sounded,

n“Don’t make things difficult for her.

n“She’s just an ignorant little fairy.”

nIsabelle suddenly showed an expression that she had never shown before. She snorted heavily and said,

n“It’s going to be difficult for her!

n“What’s wrong? Does your heart ache?”

nMad Secondhand sighed,

n“A tiny creature like her is like a fleeting cloud to us.

n“Heartache is a luxury. I haven’t experienced it in a long time.

n“Isa, give me some face. We had a good time together.”

nHearing this.

nMatthew was shocked.

nWhat’s with this strong sense of gossip?

nCould it be…

nIsabelle said coldly,

n“Yeah, Loa, that was true before you cheated on me.”

nLoa sounded helpless.

n” I can’t help it. I’m the second hand of madness and also the god of luck. My personality and divinity do not allow me to be loyal to one person. Otherwise, I would be cold to others.

n“You should be able to understand.”

nIsabelle laughed coldly.

n” Of course, I can understand. After all, you’re just a second hand.”

nLoa’s tone suddenly became urgent.

n“You can’t say such irresponsible words!”

nIsabelle walked towards the domain of madness.

n“Open the door!”

nLoa didn’t lose in terms of momentum, either.

n“I won’t open it!

n“If you have the ability, open it yourself!

n“Or come to the Arcane Wilderness to find me!”

nIsabelle raised her voice.

n“Are you serious?”

nMad Secondhand was silent for a while, and his tone began to soften.

n“Well, can we all calm down? Don’t make a scene like a lunatic. It’s bad for our image.

n“Isa, I swear to God, I didn’t want to do anything to your student. I just felt like I’ve seen him before.”

nIsabelle turned to Matthew and said,

n” Remember this. He used to hit on me like this.”

nMatthew felt a chill run down his spine.

nWhat was going on with these big shots?

nIt was simply making one’s scalp go numb!

nHe looked down at the ground. The poor little stream was still twitching on the ground.

nMatthew suddenly felt that he was no different from her!

n“I didn’t!”

nLoa argued loudly,

n“If I wanted to seduce Matthew, I would have had a way to let him climb into my bed obediently back in the Fairy Garden!”

nIsabelle warned Matthew seriously,

n“Remember to take protective measures when you go to the Fairy Flower Court next time.

n“You can’t imagine Loa’s tricks.

n“Anyway, stay away from this guy. He’s a scumbag.”

nLoa said in exasperation,

n“I’m not a scumbag. I just can’t control myself. Please, I’m a Twilight Creator! The madness in my body is even more serious than your Chaos Maze. You should be able to understand me!”

nAs he spoke.

nHe couldn’t help but complain to Matthew,

n“Your teacher is not a good person either. Not only is she a crazy woman, but she also has a serious fetish!

n“Otherwise, who would fall in love with an alarm clock?”

nIsabelle’s expression changed.

n“I should have torn you apart back then. Fortunately, it’s not too late now!”

nShe was about to make a move.

nBut Loa stopped her in time.

n“Wait, I’ve prepared a welcome gift!”

nIn the next second.

nThe alarm clock automatically flew into Matthew’s hand.

nIsabelle grabbed it and checked it before throwing it to Matthew.

n“It’s alright.

n“Very pure,” she commented.

nMatthew could feel that this alarm clock also contained a sense of divinity.

nAs for Isabelle’s evaluation…

nMatthew guessed that it should be referring to pure madness?

n“Did you see that? I’m much more sincere than that Galen!”

nLoa said proudly,

n” Before this, I gave Matthew a small gift. Do you still remember? Every three wins?”

nIsabelle calmed down.

n“At least you know what’s good for you.”

nThe two of them suddenly fell silent.

nMatthew also felt particularly awkward as he stood there.

nHe always felt like a third wheel, and he didn’t have enough wattage, so he could be implicated at any time.

nAfter a while.

nLoa suddenly said,

n“Why don’t we get back together?

n“If we join forces, we might be able to save this world.”

nIsabelle raised her eyebrows.

n“Are you serious?”

nLoa was silent for a while.

n“I was just saying.”

nIsabelle warned, “Don’t seduce my student.”

nLoa probed,

n“Then can I seduce you?”

nIsabelle squinted.

n“Don’t even think about it!

n” But sometimes, I do miss your little Clockwork.”

nThere was a hint of embarrassment in Loa’s tone.

n” You’re too explicit. Isa, can’t you be more reserved?

n“There’s a child beside you.”

nMatthew thought for a moment.

nHe simply cast a Petrification spell on himself.

nHowever, Isabelle easily countered his spell.

n“You haven’t even received all the greeting gifts, and you’re already pretending to be dead. Why are you so thin-skinned?”

nShe couldn’t help but berate him.

nAs she spoke.

nShe brought Matthew towards the bear.

nThe latter revealed a silly smile.

n” Long time no see, Lady Isabelle.

n“Um, do you guys want to come in and sit?”

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