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nAs time passed, Alice had beaten each of the deities that had descended one by one.

nThe only difference was that during this period, these deities saw Alice as someone who loved playing the role of a weaker, crazy person.

nThe sword she wielded on the first day to declare the end of the battle was obviously incredibly strong, yet in the following days, she won each fight narrowly.

nShe fought three battles every afternoon and won them all.

nThe most outrageous part was that sometimes, when these deities felt they could kill Alice, they would either be struck by lightning from the sky, leaving them half-dead, or be defeated by Alice’s seemingly bizarre techniques.

nWhat was going on?

nIf you are strong, just say it clearly!

nWhy does she need to make every battle seem evenly matched?

nWho is she performing for?

nTowards the end, the deities, whose powers had been suppressed by William, were no longer fighting desperately.

nIf they couldn’t win, they’d rather accept defeat.

nIf the gap in strength between them wasn’t too large, they would naturally strive for victory. But if the disparity was too great, the fight was frankly pointless.

nBecause of this, Alice found the battles increasingly easy,

n“William, is there more to this secret technique you taught me? Shouldn’t my strength be breaking through the advanced Soulmancer level by now?” Alice was puzzled, having also studied the theoretical aspects of becoming a Soulmancer in recent days.

nThe progression of a Soulmancer’s level, after reaching the advanced level, should move to Demi-God, followed by Quasi-Deity, Lesser Deity, and then ascending in soul form to the Divine Realm.

nLogically, her strength had surged recently.

nShe had even fought against some advanced Soulmancer elites, none of whom could match her.

nSo, shouldn’t she be breaking through to a higher level of power?

nWilliam smiled, “The secret technique I taught you is only of the advanced Soulmancer level; there is no further content.”

n“No further content?” Alice asked, puzzled. “Does that mean it’s incomplete?”

nWilliam explained, “This secret technique was something I created randomly when I was bored. It can only elevate one’s strength to the level of an advanced Soulmancer. For any further progression, you’ll have to figure it out yourself, or you can just remain at the advanced Soulmancer level.”

nIn William’s view, these so-called strength levels classified among Soulmancers were essentially meaningless, as evidenced by Alice, with her advanced Soulmancer level, defeating peak advanced Soulmancer elites.

nWho dares to say that a higher strength level always translates to being more formidable?

nWilliam recalled that during the medieval period, there was a so-called ‘strongest intermediate Soulmancer’ whose power surpassed that of a Demi-God level.

nStrength was never something that could be fully encapsulated by a level classification.

n“You mean I have to figure it out myself?” Alice was stunned,she hadn’t expected this.

nShe initially thought that after she mentioned it, William would perfect the technique and continue her training.

nWilliam seriously said, “The technique I taught you was just to lay a good foundation. How it evolves from here will depend on you.”

nSince Alice was now augmented by Cosmic Entity power, William didn’t plan to teach her anything more.

nHe had already taught her almost everything necessary,the rest was up to Alice’s understanding.

nWhile they were talking, a little girl with twin ponytails and wearing a white dress approached them.

nEven Alice was visibly taken aback by the girl’s appearance,she had to admit the girl was exceptionally beautiful.

nWith skin as smooth and fair as milk and bright, captivating eyes, Alice was stunned at first sight.

n“Mr. Johnson, I’ll pay back a hundred dollars today. To show my gratitude, how about I treat you to a meal?” Seraphina approached William cheerfully.

nPaying back a hundred dollars first?

nOh!

nSuddenly, William felt this tactic was very familiar!

nHe remembered when he had borrowed money from Lila in

nfront of David and then told David that if he kept bothering him,

nhe would pay back Lila a hundred dollars at a time, with various

ndates…

nNow, was Seraphina using the same tactic on him?

n“No need for a meal! Forget about the rest of the money,you

ndon’t have to pay it back,” William declined decisively.

nHe might not be the kind of man who feared his wife, but

nSeraphina’s intentions seemed rather dubious.

n“Who are you?” Alice looked at Seraphina warily. The issue of

nenhancing strength wasn’t the focus now. Who was this little

ngirl in front of her, and what was her relationship with William?

nShe couldn’t be another woman of William’s, could she?

nBut she looked quite young.

n“Alice, have you forgotten me so quickly?” Seraphina blinked

nand smiled, “I’m Seraphina! Mr. Johnson helped me reshape my

nbody recently, and he bought me a phone and clothes. I’ve

ncome today to repay him.”

n“Seraphina?” Alice’s expression was even more shocked than

nwhen she heard William mention that the secret technique

nrequired self-discovery.

nShe turned to William, feeling as if she suddenly had a rival.

n“Yes, that’s how Seraphina looks now. She changed into this

nhalf a month ago.” William was quite candid about it.

n“But you never told me,” Alice pouted, but soon she smiled,

nlooking at the present Seraphina and asking, “How did you end

nup looking like this?”

nHer smile was clearly a bit schadenfreude.

nShe vividly remembered how Seraphina, when sharing a body

nwith Sofia, had infuriated her by saying, “Your child will go

nhungry.”

nNow, in this form, Seraphina hardly looked capable of feeding a

nchild, appearing more like a child herself.

nSeraphina casually replied, “What’s wrong with looking like this?

nMr. Johnson likes girls in this style.”

nWilliam gave her a look, “Do you think I have a thing for

nchildren?”

nHe didn’t mind Alice’s size, but Seraphina’s current form was

nclearly that of a child, going beyond just a matter of size.

nThough William was relatively open-minded, he wasn’t twisted

nenough to fancy an underage girl.

n“Pedophilia?!” Seraphina was almost exploding, “Mr. Johnson,

nyou should know, I’ve lived for hundreds of thousands of years.”

nWilliam, expressionless, said, “Then I don’t like older women who

npretend to be little girls.”

nOlder women pretending to be little girls?!!!

nSeraphina was momentarily at a loss for words.

nEspecially hearing such a remark from William.

nConsidering William’s capabilities, Seraphina absolutely didn’t

nbelieve he hadn’t lived for several million years.

nAnd yet he calls her an old woman?

n“Ha ha ha ha!” Alice burst into laughter on the side, “Old woman,

nAmy has been taking good care of you these days, hasn’t she?”

nIf William calling her an old woman was a critical hit, then Alice’s

ncomment was downright a stab to the heart!

n“Do you guys want to join us for dinner or not?” Seraphina

nwasn’t really afraid of William anymore,she had thought it

nthrough.

nIsn’t it just about stealing someone else’s boyfriend?

nWhat’s so difficult about that?

nShe also didn’t believe that someone like William could

ngenuinely like an ordinary woman like Alice.

n“No, I won’t go!” William flatly refused.

n“Let’s go!” Alice’s smile grew wider, “Why not go eat?” .

nCompete with her for a man? Was she afraid?

nIf she was afraid to invite them to dinner, wouldn’t that show a

nlack of faith in her relationship with William?

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