The villainous young master just wants to live a Buddhist-like life.

　The "green angel's" eyes seemed to belong to the author himself, who had been writing for 48 hours straight, and he closed them with extreme resistance but still couldn't stop himself from doing so.

　After closing its eyes, the "Green Angel's" consciousness completely fell into a deep sleep.

　Emily commanded the "Slow Angel" to grab the "Green Angel's" body, while she continued to hold the head, and immediately flew down, arriving in front of Bishop Sabrina Melville in the blink of an eye.

　Bishop Sabrina Melville was already prepared; she drew a very complex magic circle on the ground and materialized the tools for alchemy using magic cards.

　Having successfully captured a "Green Angel," she immediately placed its body into the magic circle to activate its transformation.

　The magic array activated instantly, and golden chains emerged from the void, locking the limbs of the "Green Angel".

　Then she took out a magic card, activated it, and pressed it against the "Green Angel's" chest, completely sealing it away.

　Next, the refining process begins.

　But this is not magical transmutation, but rather an alchemical technique!

　Bishop Sabrina Melville's knowledge was so extensive that few in the entire Church could match her.

　She was only a little short of the required qualifications to be promoted to archbishop.

　If the kingdom hadn't been so peaceful since she took office, she wouldn't have ended up needing to complete this task to accumulate enough experience.

　After confirming from Dak's analysis that the pool of green liquid was a mixture of "divine blood," Bishop Sabrina Melville devised a plan.

　Since these "green angels" are born from "divine blood," it is natural that "divine blood" can be extracted from their bodies.

　Having lost the "blood of the gods," they naturally lost the power to resist.

　The Holy Church doesn't have the blood of Demeter, the "Goddess of Agriculture," but they do have a few young paladins in their party who might be of use.

　Of course, even if you don't need it right now, you can wait until later to use it. In short, there's no reason not to seize the opportunity!

　"As expected of Bishop Melville."

　Professor Cazell glanced over there briefly and couldn't help but praise it.

　Dark also looked away and asked, "Professor, should we catch one too?"

　Professor Kazel nodded slightly and said, "Of course."

　As he spoke, he pulled Gavin North's arm out of the "Alchemy Beast's" body and then used a magic card to read the "Alchemy Beast's" analytical information.

　Then, after a moment's thought, he said, "Could we get some leaves from that 'Flower of Demeter'?"

　Upon hearing this, Professor Sylph asked doubtfully, "Can't I have mine?" Professor Cazell smiled and said, "Isn't there one readily available?" implying that it wasn't time to expose himself yet.

　Professor Sylph shook her head and looked to her side: "The Bride of Stormwind, you go."

　The "Bride of Stormwind" nodded slightly and raised her hand in the direction where the "Flower of Demeter" had fallen. Instantly, a gale arose, and the entire broken "Flower of Demeter" was swept up by the gale and dragged towards them.

　Professor Sylph: "..."

　"Ahem!" Professor Kazel coughed lightly.

　The stem end of the "Flower of Demeter" can indeed be dragged. However, the stamen end cannot be dragged over no matter what.

　At this point, with Emily Grantham subduing one of the "Green Angels," the situation had become quite clear.

　Dark used the "Big Milk Tank" infinite rolling tactic to break the stem of the "Flower of Demeter," which actually caused the greatest damage to the "Flower of Demeter."

　When the stem breaks, the connection with the root is severed.

　Without roots, the "Flower of Demeter" cannot draw natural energy from the Mountain of the Gods, and the green nectar within its stamen cannot grow quickly.

　This is the root cause of the problems in the entire regeneration system of the "Flower of Demeter".

　He then used the infinitely regenerating "Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragons" to test the abilities of the "Flower of Demeter" one by one, and thereby glimpsed the essence of the flower's stamen liquid. Finally, he also stopped the continuous transformation of a large number of humanoids, which gave the "Twin Paladins" a chance to fight the "Green Angel" one-on-one.

　However, the number of "Ditto" is ultimately limited, and Dark has reached a critical point.

　He didn't summon any more Magical Spirits, nor did he let "Magical Beast: Eevee" imitate Ditto's "transformation." Instead, he continued to recall Magical Spirits one by one to his deck, leaving only the last "Magical Beast: Ditto (Blue-Eyes Girl)" and "Blue-Eyes Double Burst Dragon".

　And after the "Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon" was reborn using "Guidance of Light", it was quickly recalled.

　Then, the "Bride of Stormwind" descended upon the flower's heart.

　Professor Sylph crowned her with the "Wind King's Crown" and equipped her with the "Wind Bride".

　It donned a crown, wore a wedding dress, and transformed into a genuine bride.

　The "Wind King's Crown" was summoned by the Wind Spirit, while the "Wind Bride" was originally an equipment card that only Professor Sylph herself could wield.

　But all of this changed after she successfully became the "Bride of Stormwind".

　The "Bride of Stormwind" and the "Windbringer" are a perfect match; the "Bride of Wind" can control the "Windbringer" for even longer than Professor Sylph herself.

　When Professor Sylph herself is not needed, "The Bride of Stormwind" can serve as her stand-in.

　Dark glanced at the "Bride of Stormwind" and knew that it was only one small step away from becoming Professor Sylph's trump card: "awakening its intelligence."

　At this very moment, the "Bride of Stormwind," fully armed and descending above the flower's heart, was manipulating the gale with one hand, relentlessly sniping the humanoid figures that had condensed from the green jade liquid.

　Its attack speed is extremely fast; often, a humanoid form is killed on the spot as soon as it materializes.

　It wasn't until Albert Grantham's "Arena of Light" retracted on its own that it deliberately released a humanoid form, allowing it to successfully transform into the (Green Angel).

　Then, Gavin North, whose right hand had been restored to its original state thanks to a potion temporarily concocted by Professor Kazel, took over the "Green Angel" with a sword called "Wind Demon Sword".

　This time, he has equipped himself with a different set of "weapons" to counter the "Green Angel's" abilities, determined to avenge his previous defeat.

　Based on the analysis of Emily Grantham's battle with the "Green Angel," the "Green Angel's" strength is generally higher than that of a typical twelve-star magical spirit. However, its fighting methods are relatively monotonous, and as long as various countermeasures are prepared in a targeted manner, it is not difficult to render it unable to fight.

　Gavin North is, after all, the face of the North, and the gap between him and Emily Grantham isn't that big.

　After Professor Sylph cast various wind-based spells to buff him, he was able to fight the "Green Angel" to a standstill, and finally, relying on human ingenuity, he managed to behead it.

　Professor Sylph then quickly activated the "Orb of Truth," sealing his head and body separately within two "Orbs of Truth."

　Professor Kazel had prepared the transmutation circle well in advance, and immediately began to refine Demeter's divine blood after obtaining the "Orb of Truth".

　With the birth of three "Green Angels," the green liquid within the flower's stamen sank further, and the number of humanoid figures that condensed from it decreased significantly.

　The "Bride of Stormwind" found it increasingly easier to deal with.

　Bishop Sabrina Melville was the first to extract (the Blood of God).

　The "blood of God" extracted from the entire body of that "Green Angel" was only a clump the size of a ping-pong ball.

　Even from a distance, one could sense the divinity emanating from it. And the "Green Angel," having lost the "blood of the gods," instantly disintegrated into countless green specks of light. A small portion was absorbed by the mist, while the majority sank underground and returned to the Mountain of the Gods.

　Sabrina Melville observed the "blood of the gods" with excitement for a while before beginning the second round of refining.

　The "Green Angel," captured by Albert Grantham, was quickly put into the pot.

　After discovering that Bishop Sabrina Melville had actually extracted the "blood of God," Count Stanley Longfellow became very eager to try it.

　He finally found an opportunity after Gavin North returned and quickly pulled him aside to whisper among himself.

　But after exchanging words with him for a while, Gavin North couldn't help but show a troubled expression.

　Stanley Longfellow gestured for him to fetch a clump of "divine blood." But even if he managed to capture a "Green Angel," he wouldn't know how to refine it.

　Stanley Longfellow himself was just a half-baked expert who didn't know anything, and it was even less likely that he would have mastered the advanced technology to extract "divine blood" from the "green angel's" body.

　The female guard didn't have that ability either.

　Seeing Gavin North hesitate, Stanley Longfellow immediately said, "Didn't you just help St. Marian Academy capture a 'Green Angel'? Go capture another one and have them help you refine it!"

　Gavin North said with an embarrassed expression, "That was to repay a life-saving debt. Besides, they didn't actually need my help."

　Stanley Longfellow said, "But haven't you already established a pretty good relationship through this back and forth? If you just ask them, I don't think they'll refuse."

　Gavin North's expression grew cold as he said, "Since you want it so badly, why don't you go and ask for it yourself?"

　Stanley Longfellow said, "Isn't it because you have a better relationship with them?"

　“Heh.” Gavin North snorted coldly and said no more. He was, after all, the son of the Duke of the North, and he had some pride to lose! Besides, he actually had no need for Demeter’s divine blood, and he didn’t know why Stanley Longfellow wanted it.

　Both sides are simply getting what they need; it's a combination of interests, and many things haven't been clearly explained to each other.

　A slick nobleman like Stanley Longfellow. If he didn't represent the king, Gavin North wouldn't even give him a second glance.

　Now that they've cooperated to enter the Mountain of the Gods, he'll naturally take care of their safety, but as for anything else... let's just forget about it.

　He wasn't Stanley Longfellow's henchman; he had his own clear objectives.

　After Gavin North made his refusal clear, Stanley Longfellow also stopped giving him the time of day.

　He whispered to his guards, forced to consider which side he should seek help from.

　However, "blood of the gods" is not something that can be found everywhere, and no one would give it away casually.

　He put himself in their shoes; if he were in the position of the Holy Church and the Academy, he wouldn't be able to help others obtain the "Blood of God," but...

　"It's not entirely impossible... right?"

　Stanley Longfellow's eyes snapped open. The Holy Church's purpose in entering the Mountain of the Gods was similar to that of his northern region. However, the Academy had clearly stated they wouldn't participate, which meant they weren't necessarily against releasing a little "divine blood."

　In other words, the next step is the issue of exchanging benefits.

　In other words, it's a transaction!

　In general, a transaction is an exchange of equivalent value.

　But now he is at a disadvantage, and if he wants to get help, he will generally need to provide goods of higher value.

　That could be some kind of object, or it could be some kind of information.

　He had limited knowledge of intelligence, and some classified information could not be revealed; moreover, the academy held an informational advantage. If the information he provided was already known to the other side, it would become extremely awkward.

　Ultimately, it all came down to "barter".

　But if it's a "barter" exchange, what items would be needed to be equivalent to "Blood of the Gods"?

　Stanley Longfellow pondered alone for a long time and could only come to one conclusion: only the blood of God could be exchanged for the blood of God!

　"very good!"

　Professor Cazell raised his hand, holding a ball of green liquid in his palm.

　This green liquid is the blood of Demeter, the goddess of the gods.

　However, although both were extracted from the body of a "Green Angel," the "blood of God" extracted by Professor Cazell was only the size of a marble—this was not because the "Green Angel" contained too little divine blood, but because Professor Cazell's extraction technique far surpassed that of Bishop Sabrina Melville.

　However, everyone has their own area of ​​expertise, which is normal.

　"Unless there are other grass-based deities in the 'Heavenly Court,' this must be the blood of Demeter, the 'Goddess of Agriculture.'"

　Professor Kazel took out the "Orb of Truth" he had used before and sealed the drop of "divine blood" inside it.

　He then tossed the "Sphere of Truth" to Dark beside him.

　After obtaining the "Orb of Truth," Dark carefully sensed it. Sure enough, he sensed a divine aura rich in grass-attribute energy within it.

　After refining (purification), the purity of this "blood of the gods" became relatively high, but the key point is the quantity.

　This single clump of "blood of the gods" already contains far more "blood of Hermes" than Dark and the others have.

　Moreover, there is even more "Demeter's Blood" that can be extracted from the flower stamens there.

　"Snapped!"

　Dark swatted away Shamy, who was trying to bite the Sphere of Truth, and then handed the Sphere of Truth to Professor Sylph.

　The moment Professor Sylph opened the "Orb of Truth," a sudden change occurred!

　The "Blood of Demeter" suddenly seemed to come alive, flying out of the "Orb of Truth" and then entering Professor Sylph's collar!

　“Professor…” Darke blurted out instinctively, then quickly spoke. But his instinctively outstretched hand almost touched Professor Sylph’s chest.

　A barely perceptible blush flashed across Professor Sylph's face, then she immediately waved her hand and said, "It's nothing."

　Dark wanted to say, "Of course you're alright, but what about Demeter's divine blood?"

　But the next moment, he heard a tiny, almost imperceptible sound. It was Professor Sylph who had heard of the "Blessing of the Wind Spirit" and was sending him a message.

　After hearing this, Dark felt relieved, but couldn't help glancing at Professor Sylph's chest again.

　The "blood of Demeter" actually voluntarily entered the "dress of Demeter" she was wearing.

　These two items, both belonging to Demeter, the "goddess of agriculture," have miraculously merged.

　At this moment, the dress that had absorbed the "blood of Demeter" was undergoing a very special change.

　Professor Sylph silently activated a magic card, setting up a wind-elemental barrier around herself to prevent any unusual aura from emanating and attracting the attention of others.

　Dark and Professor Kazel exchanged a glance, and the latter immediately said, "It seems we need more 'Demeter's Blood'!"