Chapter 87 The Birth of a Witch

Guided by the maid, Mu Hua entered a villa, where he met his customers.

An elderly man with gray hair, simple clothes, four or five magic rings on his hands, and a civilized staff in his hand.

I heard that Webster was a nobleman with a title, but at this moment his pupils were filled with turbidity and his body was faintly dead, like an old man who was about to die.

"The magic power is exhausted, there is no hope." With just one glance, Mu Hua judged Webster's situation, and all he could think about was how to get away in a harmonious and friendly manner.

Magic exhaustion, a type of abnormal death.

Abnormal does not mean that the disease is special, but that under normal circumstances, this is not a disease that humans can get.

Humans can use magic, but they are not considered monsters because they do not have innate magic cores.

Humans cannot rely solely on magic power to sustain life. Without a magic core, at most their magic power will be lost, but they will not experience magic exhaustion.

Ever since humans evolved magical adaptability, it has been like a joke from the goddess of fate that individuals have different talents in magical adaptability, and it is not affected by any factors such as genetics.

Mu Hua improved his own magic adaptability through some skill stone card bugs, and humans also have ways to improve their magic adaptability.

For example, bury a magic core in your own ventricle and bless yourself according to the magic adaptability of the original owner of the magic core.

This blessing cannot allow the transformer to gain true magical adaptability, which means it is of no help to their meditation or spellcasting.

But it can allow them to use more advanced magic items, such as magic weapons, magic scrolls, etc. People who undergo this operation mainly want to use these items more safely.

This kind of transformation is the exclusive domain of the rich. Not to mention whether it is difficult to find a monster with a small enough magic core and high magic adaptability, what is the point of poor people accepting this kind of transformation? Where can you get high-level magic props?

Magical exhaustion is a serious disease that only people who have undergone this kind of transformation will get. It is essentially related to the patient's age, health, or even the person itself.

Simply put, the magic core in Webster's heart is about to die, and it will also take the old man's life.

"The breath of the undead, maggots!" Mu Hua observed Webster. Before the two parties greeted each other, a beautiful woman in professional attire next to the old man spoke out in disgust.

She has long dark red hair, a tall figure, and a pair of attractive, fair and slender legs under her short skirt.

The woman has a beautiful face that makes people's heart beat faster. On her young face, a pair of eyes that seem to have experienced endless vicissitudes of life add a bit of mystery to her temperament.

Mu Hua was surprised by the beautiful woman's inexplicable hostility, and suddenly he seemed to think of something.

"Witch? Bitch!" Mu Hua looked at the woman and without hesitation gave the beauty the standard greeting between a necromancer and a witch.

"Necromancer? Who, who let you in? I'm not dead yet! Who allowed a necromancer to appear in front of me!" Webster turned his head to look at the woman next to him, who was sitting in a rocking chair, poking the floor hard with his cane.

An old man who hates necromancers. Although necromancers are not likable, you bring a witch with you like a mistress. What qualifications do you, an old guy, have to despise necromancers?
Facing Webster's scolding, Mu Hua frowned, with obvious dissatisfaction on his face.

Witches, a special group of beings among the human race in this world.

They generally have beautiful looks.

Before becoming real witches, they awakened an ability to attract demons for unknown reasons, allowing the demons to come to them and woo them.

Um, okay, don't make it sound so otherworldly.

Some beautiful women, for some unknown reason, awaken the ability to attract demons, and then the demons want to sleep with them, want to sleep with them, want to sleep with them very much.

The demons didn't care whether they would actually reproduce for them, but they wanted them to get pregnant and lay eggs.

They may attract demons from hell at any time and in any place, and the demons will actively come to them by being summoned, as if they are always opening a sacrificial array.

They are the sacrifices. The devil comes and then hangs them up and fucks them.

Regardless of their strength, they have no reproductive isolation from the demons.

The devil wanted them to lay eggs, but unfortunately they were human and humans do not lay eggs.

However, demons born in the womb are not as obedient as human babies. After the unborn demons gain consciousness, their first action is to tear open their wombs, drill out of their stomachs, and eat their flesh and blood.

Just like an egg-laying little devil eating its own eggshell.

These terrifying little guys also have another name in human society—the first generation of demons.

Demons are hybrids of humans and demons. They are not born with inheritance like demons, even the first generation of demons are like this.

In some things, as long as the size is not a problem, women have stronger tolerance than men. Coupled with the reproductive isolation caused by life level, the human roots of most demons come from women.

When the first generation of demons were born, their horrific behavior was purely a biological instinct. At that time, they didn't even have their own subjective consciousness.

The time from conception to birth of the first generation of demons is very short. If those would-be witches who are harmed by demons want to escape the fate of death, they must kill the children in their belly first.

In order to escape the fate of being haunted by demons, they must absorb their own children.

It can be understood as a very alternative way of "eating".

After those women "eat" their children, the strange attraction to the demons will disappear, and the demons will no longer be able to reach them through the summoning circle on their own.

After completing these processes, they will gain clairvoyance, the talent to learn magic, and higher magical adaptability. This process is called witch awakening.

At that time, this kind of woman had a new identity - a witch.

The Witch's Awakening.

This is a pathetic group of people. After going through so much, their mentality will inevitably be affected to varying degrees. It is not uncommon for them to have some psychological distortions.

And because of their awakening process, people's impression of witches is generally not very good.

In ancient times, witches were considered taboos and were avoided, belittled, hated, and even hostile.

If they were not needed as a fighting force against demons, the witches at that time would have been burned at the stake by humans once they appeared.

The witch's fate was quite tragic, and the necromancer's treatment among humans at that time was obviously not much better.

The witch and the necromancer are a pair of suffering siblings.

But the problem is that the two are in the same industry. Both play with the dead, are good at curses, play with potions, and can both specialize in soul magic.

Not only are they in the same industry, but they are also discriminated against by the world.

Is it a problem to be discriminated against?

Of course, it’s human nature.

The biggest problem is that people who are discriminated against will often look for others to discriminate against.

The witch and the necromancer looked at each other, wow, both the size and length were just right.

"What are you?"

"What's wrong with you?"

"Would you like to take another look?"

"Just try it!"

"Maggots that hang out with the dead!"

"A bitch fucking with a demon!"

"Maggots!"

"Bichi!"

Very good, a long-standing tradition that continues to this day.

Even because many necromancers are descended from necromancers, this tradition also involves necromancers.

In fact, a 'pure-blooded' necromancer like Mu Hua is not that strongly against witches.

But who made this witch scold him first? Besides, Mu Hua respected tradition...

This witch probably saw that Mu Hua was young and sensed a strong aura of death from him, so she directly classified him as a necromancer.

Seeing how strongly Mu Hua "hostile" to witches was, Webster directly classified him as a necromancer.

This is an old man who doesn’t like necromancers, and the way he shouts looks like he’s going to die in the next moment.

"Old man, I wish you success in re-transplanting your magic core." Even though he was unhappy, Mu Hua did not want to provoke Webster. After saying this stubbornly, he turned around and was about to leave.

It’s not that Mu Hua is afraid of Webster’s power. The guy you created to control the strategy team has nothing to do with us.

But based on his knowledge from his previous life, Mu Hua knew that this old guy who could die at any time should not be provoked!

"Get out! Who gave you the courage to laugh at me? No! Melinda! Catch him for me!" Mu Hua's talkativeness obviously touched Webster's sore spot, and Webster shouted to the witch beside him.

There was a flash of hesitation in the eyes of the witch named Melinda, but she still raised her hand and cast a curse at Mu Hua.

"Do you want to die?" Seeing the opposite side casting a spell, Mu Hua's eyes turned cold.

You know, even in Loren, it is illegal to cast a spell to harm others in the human world without a legitimate reason.

The curse disappeared as it approached Mu Hua. Melinda was surprised because a strange undead ghost holding a sickle appeared behind Mu Hua.

Near them, bone claws stretched out from the pale magic circle, and hellhounds descended from the red magic circle.

Loud alarms rang throughout the villa.

By the way, Mu Hua is actually not afraid of Webster, even though he has a witch here.

Because Monday can definitely be considered a powerful weapon now, and its level 30 bite is enough to make all those who underestimate Mu Hua pay the price.

(End of this chapter)