The day, I wasn’t in a haste to go back to the Ented Forest, instead, I took some time and spent it teag Tam the basics of Demonic Power.

  Thankfully, the kid was smart enough to at least lear an average pace.

  I ’t say Tam is talented but let’s just put him somewhere around above average in terms of magical talent.

  I was also tempted to train him in physical bat but upon realizing that he’s practically ten times strohan an average adult male, I decided to postpo for now and focus on his magical studies.

  Now, the kid knows how to form a basic mystic whip.

  Of course, I didn’t spend my eime teag Tam as I dedicated some time to myself, trying to see if I could somehow replicate some of Kamar-Taj’s magic spells through the demonic power’s imaginative-based spell creation.

  My first on the list is obviously the Mirror Dimension, one of the most advanced spells in Kamar-Taj that only Master Sorcerers are able to learn.

  This spell is kind of like a graduation spell, by learning it, you’ll be reized as Kamar-Taj master sorcerer.

  Although this isn’t official but with how hard and time-ing it is to learn Mirror Dimension, it became a stepping stone for sorcerers to beasters.

  So now, it will also bey stepping stoo fully aowledge myself as a Master Sorcerer and perhaps once I successfully established the Masters of the Mystic Arts in this world.

  ‘I feel like I’m near creating the Mirror Dimension spell.’ I muttered to myself as I stared at the small shard of broken spa front of me, the broken shard of space looks small and obviously ne enough for a human to enter.

  During the creation of the spell, I have to study dimensions first and how they came to be.

  Thankfully, I was granted easy access to the Sitri library, so a simple portal spell was enough for me to gather the books I need without getting Serafall’s attention.

  Piling the books in front of me, it took me quite a while to finish them all, however upon pletion, I didn’t resume studying Mirror dimension, instead I went to the Ented Forest to tinue my magical studies with Sylphie.

  “You’re te. I’ve been waiting sihis m.” Crossing her arms, Sylphie tapped her foot on the ground as she furrowed her eyebrows.

  “….I apologize? I’ve been busy self-studying.”

  “Self-studying? How diligent. Alright the’s resume our yesterday’s studies and as I promised st night, I will teach you how to hide the presence of your demoniergy, making you appear as if a normal human in front of other supernatural beings.”

  “I assume being a devil has its downsides, such as smelling like one?” Sylphie smirked, knowing one of the bigger problems that devils like me experience.

  “That’s why, this teique will be very important to you.”

  With that being said, the magical studies resumed, sting until night time.

  At this time, I finally decided to tell her about my Sanctum proposal.

  “You want to establish a Sanctum in the forest? For what exactly?” Sylphie fusedly asked. I see her pting if I have hidden iions for it.

  “No, I’m not pnning to expand the territory of devils in the human world. Remember when we first met and I said that I love humans?”

  “Yes. So what you’re saying is that they’re real? I thought you only said those because you don’t wao kick your ass.” Sylphie suddenly smirked.

  Oh great, now she’s using the same words as I am.

  You know how you ’t swear in front of children because they would copy you?

  Guess what, that’s the situatiht here, it seems like my vulgar words have influehe future Elf Queen of Alfheim.

  “That’s not the point here, teacher. What I’m trying to say, is because of my love and tender care for humans, I realized that they ’t protect themselves from…us.” As soon as I finished my words, the surroundings grew quiet, Sylphie went silent as her mind processed my words.

  “…As much as I hate to disagree with you but you are right. However, why humans? Why do you love them and even go as far as protect them from the supernatural side of the world.” This time, it was my turn to go silent.

  She was right. Why did I even want to do this?

  As if sensing that I’m troubled inside, Sylphie nodded her head at her fellow Elves and they both left me aloo pte, which I’m grateful about.

  Now that I’m aloister her words, I went deeper about the question.

  Why do I care about humans? Why do I want to protect them?

  Is it really because I love them, or because I used to be a human? Or maybe I just want to walk the same path as the A One ba the Marvel Universe.

  Or I just want to have a purpose in this world.

  Looking back at my journey ever since I came here, I felt loss. As if I’m walking on a path that has a blurry destination.

  “God dammit.” I muttered to myself.

  “You called me, grandson?” Suddenly, I heard a familiar voice behind me. Surprising me.

  “God?” Turning around, I saw the same familiar old face grinning at me.

  “It is I.” He spread his arms and basked in the moonlight.

  “I hear you call my name, so I’m here, what’s the problem?” He then pced his hand on his hips as he asked.

  “…I’m. Yes, I have a problem.”

  “I k. Well, state it, I’m God, I might have a solution to it.” He then wi me.

  Sigh

  “Well….I’m…not sure what I’m doing. Like I want to know the purpose of what I’m trying to do. I feel like I have ination in life.” Sighing again, I dropped down on the ground and sat, ign the dirt stig on me.

  “It seems like you’re truly having a hard time, my boy. You have a destination in life, its just that it’s too far for your to see it yet.” God sat beside me, despite his extremely white robe, he ighe dirt stig to it.

  God then patted me on the shoulder as he smiled. This time, it was no lohat toothy grin of his, but an ho kind smile.

  “Look at me, my boy.” Hearing his words, I adhered and stared at his eyes.

  “If you think you are lost, then just think that you are not. Because the more you think you are lost, the further your true purpose strays from you.” He then pressed his finger on my chest.

  “Trust what your heart says.”

  “…Why does this sound so generic?” I muttered to myself. Which is true, I feel like I heard this lines many times in movies.

  Thankfully, God didn’t take offeo it and ughed along.

  “Hahaha! You ’t bme it, it sounds so generic because it is the truth.” God shrugged his shoulders and said.

  “So if you think being the protector of humanity is your calling, then do it. No one’s stopping you.” Before I could reply to him he interrupted me by looking at his wrist.

  “Oh! Would you look at that! I should be home by now! See you ter, boy.” Without saying more, he disappeared in a fsh of white light.

  ‘This old man…’ Sighing i, I felt no energy getting mad at God.

  After all, the guy just gave me an advice that will probably ge my life forever.

  At the same time as he disappeared, the Elves along with Sylphie came back, sweat and fear covered their faces.

  “W-What was that aura, Chamber? I-It’s too much, we froze without being able to move.” Sylphie shivered as she stuttered, giving me a gist of what happened.

  ‘Goddammit, couldn’t you just y low?’ I shook at head at the trouble the old man just gave me.

  “It’s nothing.”

  “Nothing? You call that kind of energy nothing? I feel like kneeling and being choked when I se!” Damn, looks like he really did a number on these Elves.

  With an apologetie, I decided to apologize on his behalf.

  “Look, I ’t tell you who he is, but let me apologize for him. He probably just doesn't want aerrupting us. He’s kind of a bit etric.”

  “Etric?” Sylphie repeated fusedly.

  ht, that word probably haven’t been ied yet during this time.

  “He’s a bit weird but not beyond weird.” Hopefully, she’ll uand that.

  “What are you talking about? Do you mean abnormal?”

  “….Yeah, something like that.” If only she knows who she’s calling abnormal.

  “Anyways, I’m sure you have a fair share of experience when it es to really strong people, so you should know that they’re a bunch of strange people.” Listening to my words, Sylphie couldn’t help but nod her head, along with the rest of the Norse elves.

  “Look, earlier you asked me if I love humans, right?”

  Then I stared at her in the eye as I tinued.

  “Because I used to be one. And I’m proud of it.” Without waiting for her rea, I portaled myself out of the Ented Forest.

  Before the portal could fully close, I heard her yell.

  “Wait!”

  Zzip!

  ***

  Back at home, I sat on the coud stayed still.

  Will Sylphie agree? To me establishing the first Sanctum on her forest?

  Hopefully she would.

  In the meantime, I should finish some of my pending spells. Specially the Mirror Dimension one.

  Standing up, I was about to go bay room when suddenly, I stopped and stared at the window.

  Outside the window was a flying bat.

  A bat? What’s it doing here?

  Curious, I decided to open the window and catch it.

  I mean, I used to be a fan of Pokemon and catg animals like bats would give me a sense of pying Pokemon.

  So I went forward and was about to open the window when suddenly, as I got closer, the entire image of the outside became clear and I could finally see the strange sight that would send chill upon the spines of many.

  Outside, there wasn’t only o, but hundreds of them, flying outside, still yet their eyes staring at the farm house or more specifically, me.

  Oh shit.

  Just as I became alert, the bats made their move.

  One by ohey started nding in the ground and turned into human-shaped figures.

  As soon as my eyes went towards one of them, ohought immediately passed on my mind.

  Vampires.

  And a lot of them.

  “That’s him! That’s the human who killed the young master!” Suddenly, among them, one pointed his pointy index finger nail at me and yelled.

  Young mast-What?!

  Before I could reply the vampire with a question, they all burst in speed, rushing towards the window.

  My sorcerer instinct quickly went haywire and jured a portal just outside the window, bringing the first oo arrive to space.

  Yes, I have access to space.

  It’s basically the easiest thing to image when juring a portal.

  Unfortunately, only a few of them fell for the trid the rest quickly stopped iracks.

  However, this didn’t dismay me as it bought enough time for me t the fight outside.

  Jumping out of the window, I weaved my hands and brought upon aire cye that blew them off far from the farm house.

  Fwoooshh!

  If I could, I should bring them outside the vilge.

  Now that I swore to protect humans from the supernatural side of the world, this should be a good stepping stone for me to start off.

  Unbeknownst to me, the small pocket watch hanging from my neck started glowing in green, the light esg through the gaps of its cover.

  From now on, humanity is my responsibility!

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  [ Chapter: Ch. 35 - Angering the vampire ]