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Chapter 83 - Taming Deception · Oct 04, 2026

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51 Chapter 51 - Taming the Gathering Skills 2026-10-04
52 Chapter 52 - Taming the Hunt 2026-10-04
53 Chapter 53 - Taming the Fleshy Bait 2026-10-04
54 Chapter 54 - Taming the Escape Block 2026-10-04
55 Chapter 55 - Taming the Escape 2026-10-04
56 Chapter 56 - Taming the Interrogatory 2026-10-04
57 Chapter 57 - Taming Behavior 2026-10-04
58 Chapter 58 - Taming Behavior - 2 2026-10-04
59 Chapter 59 - Tamers Battle 2026-10-04
60 Chapter 60 - Tamers Battle - 2 2026-10-04
61 Chapter 61 - Tamers Battle - 3 2026-10-04
62 Chapter 62 - Tamers Battle - 4 2026-10-04
63 Chapter 63 - Taming Ilusion and Defense 2026-10-04
64 Chapter 64 - Taming Flexibility and Speed 2026-10-04
65 Chapter 65 - Taming the Hunt and Tasks 2026-10-04
66 Chapter 66 - Taming the Fusion 2026-10-04
67 Chapter 67 - Tamers Battle (Revenge) - 5 2026-10-04
68 Chapter 68 - Tamers Battle (Death) - 6 2026-10-04
69 Chapter 69 - Taming the Small Rest 2026-10-04
70 Chapter 70 - Taming Protection 2026-10-04
71 Chapter 71 - Taming Return 2026-10-04
72 Chapter 72 - Taming Estimation 2026-10-04
73 Chapter 73 - Taming Value 2026-10-04
74 Chapter 74 - Taming Processing 2026-10-04
75 Chapter 75 - Taming Processing - 2 2026-10-04
76 Chapter 76 - Taming Processing - 3 2026-10-04
77 Chapter 77 - Taming Pain 2026-10-04
78 Chapter 78 - Taming Lies 2026-10-04
79 Chapter 79 - Taming Misunderstandings 2026-10-04
80 Chapter 80 - Taming Profits 2026-10-04
81 Chapter 81 - Taming Aspiration 2026-10-04
82 Chapter 82 - Taming the Sleeping Core 2026-10-04
83 Chapter 83 - Taming Deception 2026-10-04
84 Chapter 84 - Taming the Depths 2026-10-04
85 Chapter 85 - Taming the Depths - 2 2026-10-04
86 Chapter 86 - Taming the Depths - 3 2026-10-04
87 Chapter 87 - Taming the Depths - 4 2026-10-04
88 Chapter 88 - Taming the Depths - 5 2026-10-04
89 Chapter 89 - Taming the Ascent 2026-10-04
90 Chapter 90 - Taming the Blockade 2026-10-04
91 Chapter 91 - Tamer Spies 2026-10-04
92 Chapter 92 - Taming Investigation 2026-10-04
93 Chapter 93 - Taming Investigation - 2 2026-10-04
94 Chapter 94 - Taming Investigation - 3 2026-10-04
95 Chapter 95 - Tamer Relay 2026-10-04
96 Chapter 96 - Taming Thanks and Hugs 2026-10-04
97 Chapter 97 - Taming the Lurcher 2026-10-04
98 Chapter 98 - Taming Suspicion 2026-10-04
99 Chapter 99 - Taming the Threat of War 2026-10-04
100 Chapter 100 - Taming the Threat of War - 2 2026-10-04

Chapter 83 - Taming Deception

”Ten days,” he whispered, the plan taking shape in his mind. ”I just need to find a way to get it down there without dying.”

Ren stood and began organizing his materials. If he was going to do this, he would need a perfect plan.

The mana vein was there, three hundred meters beneath the academy. It wasnʼt large like the ones feeding the abyss, but it would serve his purpose.

The problem was how little time he could endure down there.

Fifteen minutes maximum before the mana overloaded him.

Near the vein it would be even worse due to the mana flowʼs irregularity.

He needed to do it early before the dayʼs cultivation, which meant skipping training with Lin too, which would help him to also have more strength for the small adventure.

”I need help,” he murmured while organizing his materials.

The male shadow stalker tentacles heʼd saved would serve as duration extenders, but he needed something more.

”Hey, Min!” he called to his companion studying on his bed. ”Do you still have that weaverʼs thread?”

”The one we got from the expedition?” Min looked up from his book. ”Yeah, havenʼt traded it yet, why?”

”Would you sell it to me?”

”What do you want it for?” Minʼs small snake peeked up too, its curiosity evident to Ren in the way it moved its flickering tongue.

”Projects,” Ren replied vaguely.

”Projects,” Min repeated with a knowing smile. ”Like those that make our room smell like death.”

”Iʼll pay 50% more than what they give at the exchange.”

”Sold,” Min didnʼt even hesitate. ”Though Iʼm worried youʼre willing to pay that much.”

While storing the thread, Ren took out the potion Zhao had given him. The green liquid glowed softly.

Then he spoke with Taro about helping him fake something...

♢♢♢♢

”Youʼre going to skip training tomorrow?” Taro asked worriedly.

”Not exactly,” Ren smiled. ”Iʼm just going to... delay it a bit. Just the morning one.”

”Lin will kill you,” Liu commented without looking up from his notes.

”Not if she canʼt find me.”

All three of his roommates stopped what they were doing to stare at him.

”Youʼre going to try to hide from Lin?” Min sounded genuinely concerned. ”The same Lin who found you instantly that time you hid on the roof?”

”Or when you tried sleeping under your bed,” Taro added.

”Or that time in the library,” Liu smiled. ”Behind a big plant.”

”This time is different,” Ren began preparing the tentacles, wrapping them with weaverʼs thread and dusting them with bark stalker vitality powder. ”I have a plan.”

”Oh no,” Min sat up straight. ”Last time you said that you ended up hanging upside down in the courtyard.”

”Lin has a routine,” Ren explained while working. ”She always checks the same places in the same order... I just need to prepare my alibis before she arrives.”

”Youʼve been studying her patterns like she was a beast?” Liu arched an eyebrow.

”She taught me to use everything at my disposal,” Ren smiled. ”First she comes here. If she doesnʼt find me, she checks the dining hall, then the library, the roof... and finally the gardens.”

”And?” Taro leaned in with interest.

”And tomorrow,” Ren held up a prepared tentacle, ”sheʼll find evidence that I went to town.”

”To town?” Min frowned. ”But we canʼt leave the academy.”

”Exactly,” Ren pulled out a paper. ”Thatʼs why when she finds this note about a special permission and an errand...”

”Oh no,” Liu removed his glasses. ”Youʼre going to forge documents?”

”No,” Ren smiled. ”Iʼm going to make it look like I was asked to. By someone who conveniently always needed an assistant to pick up materials early in the morning.”

”Who would be so...” Min stopped. ”No. You wouldnʼt.”

”Professor Wei always asks for help with his morning deliveries,” Ren continued working on the tentacles. ”And coincidentally, tomorrow he wonʼt be at school.”

”Youʼre going to make Lin think Wei took you to town, the same Wei who hates you,” Taro sounded impressed. ”Without Wei knowing.”

”Lin hates him so much she wonʼt even ask him,” Liu nodded appreciatively. ”Brilliant and terrible at the same time.”

”I only need a few hours,” Ren began storing his prepared materials. ”By the time Lin discovers the truth, Iʼll be done.”

”And dead anyway,” Min added cheerfully.

”Itʼll be worth it,” Ren stored the last tentacle. ”Besides, it might even work.”

His friends exchanged skeptical looks.

”Want us to prepare your funeral?” Taro offered.

”I just need you to do something for me, Taro,” Ren headed to his bed. ”And maybe some ice for afterward.”

”Lots of ice,” Liu corrected. ”And bandages. Lots of bandages.”

Ren gave them an uncomfortable smile as he prepared for bed. Tomorrow will be an interesting day.

And probably painful.

♢♢♢♢

Lin stopped in front of the Gray Wingʼs door, her feathers partially manifesting as she checked the time.

Six in the morning, the perfect moment to wake her favorite student.

ʼGood morning, little one...ʼ she murmured while opening the door, only to find two deeply sleeping students and two empty beds.

Her eyes narrowed.

In the time sheʼd been training Ren, heʼd only tried escaping this early 3 times.

”Where is he?” she asked the sleepers.

Min stirred in his bed, mumbling something about dancing snakes. Liu didnʼt even move. Taro wasnʼt there...

Lin methodically searched the room. The bed was cold, heʼd been gone for a while. The trunk was closed, but...

”Oh,” her lips curved into a dangerous smile. ”Trying to be clever?”

Lin noticed something peculiar: Weiʼs assistant delivery uniform, normally hanging in the hallway for students who helped with deliveries, had several clasps and one was on the floor near the trunk.

ʼSo you want me to believe you took the uniform,ʼ Lin thought. ʼClever, but predictable.ʼ

A note slightly protruded from the trunk, as if someone had hurriedly stored it. Lin carefully pulled it out.

ʼTemporary assistant for Professor Wei... Sorry, Iʼll be back soon for exercise.ʼ

”Impossible,” she murmured. Wei would never take an assistant from the Gray Wing, much less...

”Letʼs check the dining hall.”

She headed to the dining hall, her usual second stop. At this hour the cooks were already preparing breakfast and morning deliveries.

”The new assistant?” the head cook nodded when asked. ”Passed by a while ago. Professor Weiʼs uniform and everything. Said he had to prepare a special delivery.”

Lin smiled. Ren had used the uniform to access restricted areas early in the morning. No one would question a Wei assistant.

Was he planning to hide inside one of them?

The library was her next stop. She found it open, unusual at this hour.

”Oh, the new assistant just finished organizing the delivery records,” the librarian pointed to some perfectly ordered documents.

ʼCreating an alibi,ʼ Lin examined the records. They were all correctly filed, including a materials order for today.

”Very efficient, though those mushrooms in his hair were quite peculiar.”

ʼHeʼs leaving too obvious a trail,ʼ Lin thought while climbing to the roof. ʼHe doesnʼt want to hide... He wants me to follow.ʼ

On the roof she found another clue: a materials list with Professor Weiʼs seal, apparently dropped here by accident.

”Using the system against itself,” Lin murmured, genuinely impressed. Ren had learned well, each move was backed by official procedures.

The gardens revealed the final piece: the delivery cart was in place, clean and prepared as Wei always demanded.

But the gardens were empty except for the gardener, who had also ”just seen” Ren heading toward the main entrance.

Lin stopped, processing the information...

”That little...” Lin smiled despite herself. It was an elaborate plan, using the antagonism between her and Wei to prevent her from verifying directly with him.

”But,” her eyes gleamed with understanding, ”all this real work is just a distraction.”

Lin smiled.

It was brilliant really, making the work appear real so no one would question anything. No forgeries, no obvious deceptions. Just a temporary assistant doing his tasks.

”Except,” her eyes narrowed as her crane fully manifested, ”Wei is out of town today.”

”Where are you really, little trickster?”

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