Arcane Academy: The Divine Extraction Legacy

"You want to destroy the Death God?" Magnus was shocked after hearing Denise's claim. It wasn't because it was impossible but because he had no idea that Denise was actually thinking of a way to save Vale.

After all, the True Immortals, Demon Saints, and even the Shadow Immortal's Avatars were already working together in order to find a solution to this problem. He thought that even with his skills and desire to help, he wouldn't be able to do much compared to them.

Because of that, he simply made things more comfortable for everyone to leave in the castle while they were thinking of a way to solve the issue.

"How is that possible, Denise? Although your Apex Guardian had incredible fighting strength that could probably equal the Grand Knights, brute force cannot stop the Death God's possession." Magnus explained.

Denise simply smiled at this as she knew this very well. As a matter of fact, she had already consulted the two Dragons who were guarding Vale's main body about this matter.

She knew that because of Vale's physique and the Death God's spirit's uniqueness, Time Manipulation Spells wouldn't work on them so easily. It was the same for some Celestial Arts and Demonic Techniques. They have a natural resistance against such Spells.

However, because of her golem's unique qualities, she believed that she could actually pull this off.

After all, the Android itself doesn't have a Soul or Spirit. It was actually the closest they could have as a replacement for a vessel. Nonetheless, she didn't plan to create a core for the Android to store a soul, it was because she couldn't find a strong blank soul she could use that could possibly contain the enormous power of the Death God or even Vale... It was a wishful thinking.

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At this time, she simply wanted to use the Apex Guardian to disrupt the possession that the Death God was attempting to do.

After all, the Apex Guardian contains Vale's blood and Divinity as well. It was Vale who had taught her about Androids, and it was Vale's dream to create powerful ones that they could use to protect their territory and maintain peace.

Because of that, Vale had stored about 20 drops of his immortal blood, which was given to her. These drops of blood were what made her confident in saving Vale's body.

With the help of the Draconic Runes that she learned from Orden and Ryzoir, together with Vale and the two Dragons' Blood imbued on the Android that she made, she felt pretty confident that it was enough to save Vale's main body.

However, she wanted to consult at least one of Vale's Avatars about her plan.

***

At this time, Vale's Avatar visited Aubrey in her rented room.

She was waiting for Vale to inform her what had happened to the mysterious spirit that had escaped.

"Everything's fine now... I'll return to the castle for and visit you again soon." Vale said before disappearing.

"What? You left me just like that?" Aubrey shook her head, but she wasn't really angry with him. In any case, she knew that Vale was immortal and had plenty of other things to do.

Vale soon found himself in a large city where he bought a ticket for an Airship that would pass by the Forbidden Forest to the west.

Well, he didn't use his Celestial Arts to quickly return to his Castle.

After all, he doesn't need to hurry...

Furthermore, as an Avatar, his energy recovery speed was several times slower than that of his main body.

With his recent battle against Sloth, he needed plenty of time to recover unless he decided to use his few remaining Blood Essence that could recover his health and energy in an instant. Well, that was too much of a waste, so he decided to take an Airship and travel for three days... "Three days, huh... I guess that's not a long time." Vale muttered as he also liked to observe the various towns and cities they would pass by while traveling.

'Anyway, this passenger airship is huge... Is this made by Millton Kingdom?' Vale mused as he realized that there were over 800 passengers inside the airship.

The Zephyr's Whisper, a huge airship, floated before moving to their destination just an hour after he boarded.

Vale didn't enter his room as he leaned against the railing, overlooking the horizon.

It wasn't every day that he could just relax and admire sceneries, so he might as well do that.

This time, he decided to use his Divine Sense and confirmed the presence of 30 Holy Arts Practitioners and more than 200 Dark Arts practitioners.

"Mhmm? What's going on here?" Vale muttered as he felt something off.

A while ago, he just sensed that there were about 300 Arcanists here. It was a huge number but

he didn't think too much as it was quite normal for him to sense some Arcanists.

However, now that he thinks about it, there were simply too many of them, and it wasn't normal. After all, there was only 1 Arcanist in about 10,000 people. To see 300 of them gathered here instead of an Arcane Academy seemed suspicious.

'Well, it's not my job to meddle with it... However, if there's some kind of battle, they should just keep it to themselves and not involve anyone else.' Vale thought as he tried to sense if there was a familiar aura among the Dark Arts Practitioners.

To his surprise, he found Philip Hoffman, one of the geniuses at Vermont Academy during his time.

'Mhmm... He's completely changed...' Vale commented after realizing that Philip had truly become a powerful Dark Magician...

'He already reached a Master-Class level at such a young age... Very impressive.' Vale muttered as he knew that he had only gotten really strong because of his system.

Anyway, he left this matter alone as he wandered the airship's corridors.

As he was walking, a group of people passed by...

Captain Ashley, the airship's navigator, immediately greeted Vale...

"Ahh... Lord Vale, welcome... I didn't know you were here."