My Players Are So Fierce

1462: 492.

Come, my poor apprentice, today I will open your eyes and let you know what a Summoning Master_3 is called.

1462: 492.

Come, my poor apprentice, today I will open your eyes and let you know what a Summoning Master_3 is called.

Especially after he received the hidden task from Sir Morphy.

Little Brother Fu couldn’t wait to serve as Sir Morphy’s Assistant in the “Mystical Summoning” ritual, to further his main career task as a summoner.

Actually, Sir Morphy’s plan to use the All-Seeing Device to trace back to the assailant didn’t require Little Brother Fu’s participation at all.

Having Triss as an Assistant would have been enough, but Sir Morphy, being the cunning Dog Planner that he is, always considers the game experience of the little players, so he sent Little Brother Fu a temporary task.

This is what you call “Always prioritizing the game experience”!

The best part is, as Sir Morphy’s summoner apprentice, Little Brother Fu had enough foresight not to wait for instructions from Sir Morphy.

He had already prepared all the materials needed for tonight’s secret summoning, and even had a backup set in case the summoning failed.

Where else can you find such a good disciple, huh?

“Come with me, my disciple, your proficiency in the art of summoning is becoming mature, and perhaps it’s time for you to experience the occupational hazards that come with being a Stellar Summoner.”

Sir Morphy took off his gloves and made a show of saying this to Lin, with Little Brother Fu nodding again and again, clearly ready to embrace the so-called “risks.”

This scene made Triss roll her eyes vigorously, thinking that Morphy really knew how to put on an act.

Despite his summoning skills being barely stronger than Lin’s, this master-apprentice duo could be seen as a professional disgrace by genuine summoners, don’t you two realize that?

Morphy, obviously oblivious to his shortcomings, put on the airs of a Summoning Master and led Lin to a newly developed Spiritual Energy experimental area deep within the Blood Vulture Corridor.

Calling it an experimental area, in reality, is just because it had collapsed so severely that it couldn’t be restored and thus became a place for Psychic players to conduct dangerous experiments.

As Lin was busy arranging the various ritual items in a special pattern as Morphy had commanded, Assistant Triss was reminding Morphy of the taboos associated with performing this kind of “secret summoning.”

The Blood Vulture Duke waited attentively, casting various spells on Morphy to enhance his mental and spiritual resistance, while speaking with solemnity:

“You must understand, it’s a behemoth that can prey on creatures like Ningkinanka, which proves its danger.

Although most Star Realm Behemoths have their own territories, we cannot rule out a handful of odd creatures that wander throughout the Star Realm.

Therefore, even with the aid of the records from the All-Seeing Device, this summoning might not be successful.

My advice to you is to treat this as a rare experiment.

On the path of a Stellar Summoner, you always have to deal with the mysterious forces of the Star Realm.

When you advance to the next level in your summoning career, you’ll also need to choose your ‘Guardian’ from within the Star Realm, to become your companion for deeper exploration and protector in the Star Realm in the future.

Generally speaking, Stellar Summoners tend to choose Star Realm Behemoths with good reputations in the material world to be their Guardians.

Although I’m not a Summoner, I’ve heard of some behemoths who are amicable toward the material world.”

For instance, the ‘Silver Wolf’ Herson.

She is one of the offspring of the God of the North Wind, an intelligent and cunning wanderer of the Star Realm, willing to extend Star Realm protection and blessings to the lifeforms of the material world.

The Silver Wolf is also the leader of the largest wolf pack in the Star Realm, and your summon George is likely from one of her packs.

However, Herson has good relations with the Wolfsbane Clan, and it’s said that their power to summon Star Realm Wolves comes from her; hence, she’s not very willing to respond to the summons of other vampire clans.”

Triss explained eloquently:

“Aside from the Silver Wolf Herson, Stellar Summoners also choose the ‘Wanderer’ Cui Tan, a servant of the sea god Leviathan in the Star Realm, known for its amiable and friendly nature.

However, Cui Tan’s strength lies in defense, not only unenthusiastic about attacking, it even has an aversion to offense, which makes ‘Blood Horn’ Pad a great choice for summoners seeking aggressive power.

It is said that the Blood Horn Roth Beast is a creature of Mother Earth Gaia and has its own territory in the Star Realm, it prefers summoners with an aggressive nature and gladly provides necessary enhancements for the battles of lives it favors in the Star Realm.

Moreover, considering you keep boasting about your close relationship with the God of Nature, you could also try contacting the kin and servants of Avalon in the Star Realm.

Because Avalon has various facets, There are also different servants in the Star Realm that represent different power tendencies.

These Star Realm Behemoths all have connections with divine spirits, so in some legends, they are also known as ‘Half-gods of the Star Realm’, and most of the Spiritual Energy rituals related to the Star Realm on the continent involve these demigods.”

Murphy listened with keen interest, while Little Brother Fu at his side had already taken out a notebook to jot down these “interesting pieces of knowledge”.

He treated it as background information provided by Lady Triss to educate Stellar Summoners on their career prospects.

He thought this background description was quite vivid.

Unfortunately, the ritual Murphy was performing tonight was not to choose his “Star Realm Guardian”, but a chase after a murderer, so after arranging the ritual venue and with Triss ready to intervene in emergency situations, Murphy activated the Omnivision device to begin the tracing of origins.

He quickly found the exact coordinates where Oru had been exiled under the guise of the Star Realm Guide Staff, and after taking a deep breath, Murphy activated his abilities as a Stellar Summoner.

Using the Omnivision device and the ritual beneath his feet as a medium, he allowed his consciousness to temporarily leave his body and enter the domain of the Star Realm.

This form of consciousness traveling through planes did not involve spatial rules, so Murphy felt as if he had submerged his face in water and then opened his eyes underwater.

What appeared before his eyes was a desolate Star Sea.

The twinkling of those stars in the shadowy void not only failed to illuminate the place but made the Star Realm in front of Murphy seem even more dim.

Murphy quickly realized that the Star Realm was not only filled with starlight; he saw at the far horizon those shattered fragments resembling the remnants of a disintegrated planet, exuding an ominous atmosphere.

However, this part of the Star Sea was utterly empty.

It seems that Triss’s guess was right, the behemoth that had hurt Oru had already left this part of the Star Realm, which really was quite regrettable.

After confirming there was no one here several times, Murphy decided to end the ritual and allow his consciousness to return to the material world.

But just as he was about to withdraw, a massive shadow cast above his consciousness along with the opening of a Star Realm rift.

When he looked up, what he saw was a green star serpent the size of a castle looming over him.

Before Murphy could react, the giant serpent voluntarily sent a message.

“Hello there, Alpha…

You have no idea how hard I’ve been looking for you!

I’m sorry I couldn’t save your weird servants before; I was thinking, I clearly sent those fragile Treasure Beads back to your territory, not just once but twice!

With such obvious hints, why haven’t you contacted me?”

“???”

Murphy was full of question marks but quickly realized what was happening.

Damn!

“It was you, you bastard, who ate my warriors?

And you did it twice!”