Translator: Exodus Tales| Editor: Exodus Tales


    Translated by Xephiz


    Edited by Aelryinth


    Wei Rong could no longer talk properly after he began sobbing. He sensibly


    backed away.


    The teacher with white brows stared at Ding Yumian. He could not find any


    words, even after a long time.


    He was simply staring at the spirit who was staring back at him.


    “Can you tell us what happened?” the teacher with white brows asked softly.


    “L.I can’t remember..” the spirit spoke in a soft and gentle whisper. It was Ding


    Yumian’s voice.


    “Don’t let her recall the scene prior to her death. It will only add to her pain.


    The harmless fragment of her soul might turn into an evil spirit too,” Professor


    Luo reminded everyone.


    The teacher with white brows let out a sigh and stepped away.


    Ding Yumian was a kind student who would volunteer to help the school. The


    teacher with white brows often had patients and traumatized students whom


    he did not have time to attend to. Ding Yumian had worked as his assistant for


    time.


    The teacher with white browS was not a talkative man. He had only discussed


    the treatments of the patients with Ding Yumian.


    However, not only did he feel sorry for Ding Yumian after seeing what she had


    become, he was very angry, too!


    How could Dean Lee do such a wicked thing behind their backs? Shouldn’t he


    take care of every student as a Dean of the school? How could he take away the


    Woman’s right to live so cruelly?


    Magic was human’s proudest discovery. Magic schools were treated like sacred


    places!


    And yet, Dean Lee had forced a student to sacrifice herself in exchange for


    temporary peace, instead of using what he had learned for many years to fend


    off the sea monsters!


    Mo Fan went forward and inspected the spirit


    The spirit instantly recognized Mo Fan. She smiled, turning the dark presence


    of death around her into a warm light.


    “It’s good to see you made it back alive!” The spirit seemed pleased.


    “Sorry for worrying you.” Mo Fan was ashamed. He did not expect so many


    people were caring about him while he was in the Dark Plane.


    “I told myself I could be like you and do something for the Pearl Institute and


    the Magic City, but I ran away like a coward in the end. I’m so useless,” the


    spirit admitted.


    “Then I must have left you with a terrible impression. The truth is, I would


    consider the odds of my own survival first before I do something.


    If l’m surely going to die, I wouldn’t bother with it. Many people are wrong about one thing


    They think they can die a worthy death by sacrificing themselves to help the


    others, but how can you guarantee that you couldn’t make a bigger difference if


    you were alive instead?


    “You have only seen my good deeds, but you have no idea how many times I’ve


    watched others die just to stay alive. If I’m only trying to enjoy my life in peace,


    but the whole world wants me to die just so they could live in peace, you can


    bet that I would choose to let everyone die with me, too


    There were good and bad in the world. When the bad were in charge, it was not


    necessarily evil to let the world destroy itself.


    Ding Yumian was too kind!


    If Mo Fan was in her place, he would make sure everyone was going to suffer if


    they were forcing him to die.


    Ding Yumian’s eyes glittered, as if Mo Fan’s words had untied a knot in her


    heart that had troubled her for a long time.


    “Mo Fan, won’t you make her think her intention to get her revenge is right?


    The other half of her soul that has turned into an Undead can already comer


    the Magic Association,” Professor Shi said urgently.


    “Mo Fan, you should be more positive,” Dean Xiao coughed out. Mo Fan’s words


    would seriously lead a lot of good students astray!


    “I’m not a teacher. I’m just telling her as a friend what she should have done


    when she was being threatened,” Mo Fan shrugged indifferently. He added, “I


    should have told her earlier.”


    Mo Fan’s words stabbed everyone in the heart.


    Yes, why didn’t we tell her earlier?


    If anyone among them had realized what was happening and found out she


    was feeling hopeless because she had nowhere to go, none of this would have


    happened!


    They could still admire her beautiful hair as she was walking happily through


    the school. They would not be talking to her while she was in the state of a


    wandering spirit who had nowhere to go.


    What was the meaning of this war? Wasn’t it to let a kind and beautiful woman


    like her live peacefully in her beloved school?


    “Yumian, do you know your spirit has turned into an Undead?” Professor Luo


    asked her quietly.


    “I…I do, but I’m not willing to go with them,” the spirit said.


    “Them? thee others were puzzled.


    “It means she has multiple Soul Frames. The one that is left here is her Soul of


    Kindness,” Professor Luo explained.


    Soul Frames. Mo Fan had heard the term before when he was going after the


    Red Demon, but in the case of the Red Demon, each its clones represented a


    Soul Frame, but Ding Yumian alone had multiple Soul Frames!


    “Ding Yumian’s metal strength was unusually high. It was already on par with


    the mental state of a Forbidden Mage, so it is normal for her to develop


    multiple Soul Frames,” Professor Luo went on.


    Her mental state was already comparable to a Forbidden Mage, when she was


    only a Super Mage?


    Councilman Zhuang and Dean Lee were seriously retarded! With more time


    and training, Ding Yumian could easily have taken out an army of sea monsters


    on her own, without having to sacrifice herself!


    Every Disaster-bringer Mo Fan had learned of so far had unlimited potential if


    they used their talents wisely.


    Unfortunately, not one of them was treated fairly. The Heresy Judgment Court


    accused them of being Heretics who would bring disasters to the people around


    them. Most people chose to believe in the Heresy Judgment Court. Were they


    afraid of the disasters they might bring, or were they afraid they would become


    too strong and grow out of their control?


    If only they were given proper treatment and training…


    Ding Yumian’s unique power could even have been the most effective weapon


    against the Tribe of Sea Gods, since she could sever the connection between


    them and the sea monsters. That way, the sea monsters would never be able to


    threaten the Magic City!


    “Can you come with us to Dongfang Oriental Tower? Your other Soul Frames


    have sided with the Tribe of Sea Gods and invaded the city,” Dean Xiao said.


    “Min, but I don’t think I can convince them. They are in great pain and are


    driven by anger. They..” Ding Yumian said.


    “It’s fine, just do your best,” Dean Xiao said.


    If they could not find a resolution, the Magic City would have to face a new


    enemy.


    She was the new empress of the Undead who had risen from the bottom of the


    sea. She would continue to grow stronger over time!