Chapter 636: The Way to Recovery and the Universal Pill

“It’s Luo De!”

“Luo De’s here! Luo De’s here!”

“I want to be the first to hug Luo De!”

Just escaped the lively welcome at the dock.

Luo De had barely entered the garden of Coral Bay Estate when he heard the girls’ sweet calls from afar.

Then came the rapid patter of footsteps.

The “auction items,” pale yet eerily beautiful, sprinted down the side building’s staircase, faces beaming with excitement.

But their footsteps could not match the speed of aerial units.

The winged elf twin sisters held hands and leapt from the fourth-floor corridor, boldly gliding ahead.

“Oh no! Shili and Boli are cheating!”

“Cheating, cheating!”

“Ahahahahaha—” *2

The sisters didn’t care, laughing as they imagined themselves tumbling into Luo De’s arms.

Yet as a misfused product of [Factor Mixing], their wings were more ornamental than functional.

This meant they could neither fly properly nor control their movement.

So, just before reaching Luo De, they lost control, spinning helplessly in midair and screaming in panic.

Luo De couldn’t help but laugh and sigh.

He leapt lightly, caught both sisters midair, and landed gracefully.

“We’re first!” *2

The sisters beamed, hugging his waist tightly, unwilling to let go.

“Then I’m second!”

“No, I am!”

At that moment, the misfused girls had already rushed up, crashing into Luo De’s arms. To prevent them from getting hurt, he could only lie down as a cushion, smiling wryly as they piled onto him one by one.

These girls were still young, still at that clingy age.

Plus, having taken diluted [Elixir of Creation] for a month to save their lives, they naturally grew closer to Luo De.

In contrast, the mare-girl Bond was practically a street hound who never came home.

“What are you all doing?”

The sharp voice of the elf Kalistre suddenly rang out.

A heavy hum of anti-gravity magic filled the air; every girl, including Luo De, felt their weight vanish, replaced by a pulling force from above.

[Anti-Gravity].

The girls shrieked as they were yanked into the air, then each snatched down by Kalistre’s mage hand.

Lined up and pressed to the ground, they hunched their necks, too timid to dare defy their elf teacher.

Soon, only Luo De remained floating in midair.

Kalistre glared at him, then immediately canceled the [Anti-Gravity] spell.

Luo De laughed, twisted his body midair, and landed like a superhero.

“Wooah!”

“I want to learn that!”

Instantly, the girls burst into applause.

“Quiet!”

The noise ceased abruptly.

Kalistre scanned everyone with a frosty gaze: “Where’s the class monitor?”

“Bond skipped class chasing a giant squirrel.”

A cute lizard-girl with pink scales answered.

“Hmph!”

The elf lady turned and shot Luo De another glare.

“.”

To be honest, it was embarrassing.

Bond, as Kalistre’s first student, was the tallest and highest-ranked, so naturally she became class monitor.

Kalistre had hoped responsibility would anchor her.

But this girl followed orders only when convenient, slipping out with the giant squirrel Cui Qian every few days for adventures.

“Vice-monitor Shila, take the students back to class!”

“Yes, Teacher Kalistre.”

The cute lizard-girl with pink scales replied crisply.

The girls dared not anger Teacher Kalistre again; reluctantly, they glanced at Luo De as they lined up and returned to the annex.

Watching their retreating backs,

Luo De walked over to Kalistre: “Thanks for handling that.”

“Do you think you’ve troubled me little? I just can’t stand someone manipulating life, defying nature… the Campbell family, hmph!”

“Someone’s helping me track down the Campbell family and the Igao cultists—if you’re annoyed, you can join me to clean them up later.”

Former Grand Leader Carter of the underground resistance has shown extraordinary potential.

In just one month, he’s expanded the resistance to over a hundred members and personally destroyed three underground hideouts.

And he’s also excellent at handling people.

He regularly sends secret letters to Luo De, the secret benefactor, reporting his progress.

“Fine.”

“How are the girls’ aptitudes? I saw Shili and Boli are already third-rank.”

"The Elixir of Creation is potent and pure—it saved their lives, and long-term use enhances aptitude... I can't believe your luck, having such a constitution."

Her eyes narrowed slightly as she glanced past Luo De to Tally, who bowed politely in greeting.

She still found it unnatural.

After a pause, she asked: “Have you… consummated it yet?”

“Not lately… why?”

“The Abstinence Pill shouldn’t be used this long. Perhaps you should try another method to stimulate it.”

Tally’s face flushed crimson.

She hurriedly waved her hands: “Miss Kalistre! This is too early! My master and I… we don’t need that!”

Kalistre sighed: “I never thought a succubus would say that to me.”

They walked and talked.

Luo De recounted everything he’d seen and heard at sea.

The elf lady frowned repeatedly.

“Water quality tests haven’t stopped. The upstream ritual filters out corpses and impurities.”

“Perhaps it’s an issue from Karinshan. Don’t overthink it—but for now, you’ll help me investigate the Hansen River.”

The dog-woman Sharon needs to patrol the sea routes.

The mutated sirens aren’t strong; she can handle them easily.

Honestly, Luo De’s dragon breath and size-up were overkill earlier.

“These kids… you need to find me a substitute teacher.”

“Don’t worry—I’ve found one from Bahadur Magic Academy.”

“That half-vampire? Can’t even remember her own past; she can’t be that skilled.”

“Of course she’s not as good as you—otherwise she wouldn’t be just a substitute.”

“Hmph.”

Kalistre huffed, her tone rising.

Her smooth throat rolled, carrying a faint, delicate lilt.

“Also, give me more [Elixir of Creation]. If I project your Grass Domain into it, I might brew a remedy to counter that mutated domain.”

Luo De felt oddly shy: “My essence is practically becoming a universal remedy.”

“It’s just using what’s available… if your blood worked, I wouldn’t use such filthy stuff!”

Filthy? You still swallowed it

When you sneaked into my room those two nights, you were eager to gulp it down

“I’ll give it to you later. Lately Tally’s been acting strange—I haven’t had any in a long time. I need help.”

Luo De sighed.

Kalistre raised an eyebrow and slowed her step.

Under the night, her white boots reached her thighs, revealing impossibly long legs; above them, her one-piece suit clung tightly to her rounded hips and slender waist.

Perfect proportions, naturally exquisite.

She turned her head away, but the pink tips of her elf ears, twitching above her hair, betrayed her.

“Th-those frog croaks last night were too loud—they disturbed my lesson prep. Maybe…”

“Luo De? Luo De’s here!”

Bond the little mare’s laughter rang out from behind, utterly out of place.

She bounced over, her frame just over a meter tall—already a big girl—but still launched herself onto Luo De.

Luo De ignored her pouting and pushed her down.

He smiled at Kalist.

“Want me to catch it for you?”

Kalist glanced at the little one beside her, forcing a look of righteous confidence, about to agree.

But Bond’s clear black-and-white eyes rolled sideways.

“Huh? Luo De, you’ve got the scent of new girls on you! And two of them—both with a sea stink, hahaha!”

Kalist's expression instantly faded, turning cold and icy.

She stared coldly at Luo De: “‘I haven’t had any for a long time’? Hmph.”

“.”

Without another word, she turned and walked away.

Clearly, the frog-catching outing was off.

Luo De sighed, looking down at Bond clinging to his waist: “You didn’t do that on purpose, did you?”

“What’s Luo De talking about? Bond doesn’t understand!”

She was definitely doing it on purpose.

(End of Chapter)