?Chapter 1279: 412. Universe Wonders_3


    Aiden Brooks, while basking in the small town ambiance, still harbored a tinge of superiority.


    He was no ordinary yer.


    He had received a hidden task, an advantage iparable to that of ordinary yers.


    While assuming a magic-rted profession, he could also reap additional remuneration from the Dark Divine Cult.


    This kind of effort-saving deal could make any yer wake upughing from a dream.


    Content with himself, Aiden followed the signs towards the Great Gate of the Magic Academy. <div>


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    What he did not know was that a few little elves had set their eyes on him, their gaze shimmering with an inexplicable glow.


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    Inside the castle of the Magic Academy.


    Nnd Lee sat by arge, dark red desk, staring at the magic crystal ball in front of him.


    Through the perspective of the little elves, he saw “Reborn, I Will Not Serve” within the crowd.


    Nnd could tell that this guy had likely been corrupted by the Dark Divine Cult, turning into a Junior Dark Priest.


    Nnd’s conclusion was not based on the detection results of magic detection, but rather from Passive Deconstruction.


    He had created this unique space using a spell called “Man-made ck Hole.”


    “Man-made ck Hole” was a domain type of spell, not an offensive or defensive one.


    Although it inherently twisted space, it did not expand on its own and devour everything like a real ck hole.


    Also, the conditions for casting this spell were quite stringent—it could only be cast once every half-year.


    If it endured a magic energy of about 1,200 tera at once, it would shatter and vanish.


    The effect of extracting the soul from the yer’s body, however, was aplished by the spell “Soul Extraction.”


    Ordinary detection magic and the yer nametes provided by the game could not detect the fraud on some yers.


    But during the soul extraction, Passive Deconstruction would trigger normally, allowing Nnd to know the Deconstruction Results of each yer.


    In the Deconstruction Results of this particr yer, words appeared: “Faction: Dark Divine Cult.”


    Not just him; over twenty other yers also showed the same condition.


    These yers all had one thing inmon: their characters were new, having been created not long ago.


    Their professional column listed only one upation: Junior Interster Warrior, Level 0.


    Their game wallets, personal resumes, and so forth, were all nk.


    ording to previous information obtained, yers who had recently deleted their characters were the targets of contamination by the Dark Divine Cult.


    Nnd pondered for a few seconds and then called up the game interface in his mind, activating the report function.


    For such miscreants, it was better not to let them disturb his Academy affairs, to avoid fostering trouble.


    Nnd rapidly filled the report column with 22 yer IDs, then clicked confirm.


    After a brief wait, Nnd witnessed the 22 yers being forcibly logged out amidst their bewildered expressions.


    “Hmm~ Not bad, not bad. It seems the ne Core behind ‘Starry Sea’ is quite concerned about the pollution from the Dark Divine Cult, to have banned their ounts so swiftly.”


    Nnd nodded in satisfaction and continued to secretly observe the visitors.


    Several fleets, whose conduct vastly differed from that of ordinary yers, arrived near the ck hole through jump transitions.


    Nnd switched the viewing screen and recognized the emblems on the fleet.


    “Eh? How did I end up attracting the United Bureau’s folks? Hiss… wait, do these Outer Space natives, who are merely NPCs to the yers, also n to assume magic-rted professions?”