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Xiar looked closely and discovered that the token contained a mysterious and powerful fluctuation. When he sensed it with his mental energy, it felt as if he could see a golden giant bird.
He keenly realized that this was a trace of the Golden Winged Bird, which belonged to the Dean of the Academy and was known as a Disaster Beast.
The bird was covered in golden feathers, with a wingspan of hundreds of meters. When it flapped its wings, it could create terrifying tornadoes.
It could emit a cry capable of turning countless lives into mere flesh, easily slaughtering an entire city. It was also the most formidable guardian beast of Morent Academy.
"Impressive! Using the essence of the Golden Winged Bird as the core of the token makes it impossible for others to replicate," Xiar exclaimed.
As his mental energy entered the token, he felt a noble aura within that seemed to suppress everything around it, akin to an unfathomable deity.
The Disaster Beast, in terms of power, was indeed a true divine being, capable of establishing a formidable strength.
In this world, there were Two Great Empires and a federation, along with dozens of kingdoms, all guarded by their own Disaster Beasts, with a population exceeding ten billion.
However, those kingdom's divine beasts were mostly in a dormant state. If neighboring countries learned that they had fallen, it would lead to national calamity!
Once the Spiritual Mark was engraved into the token, the girl at the front desk smiled and said, "Sir, the Enforcer Badge has communication capabilities. You can use it to contact other Enforcers. However, this communication requires corresponding permissions. You currently have First Level permission and can only communicate with others at the same level. Secondary permission holders have the privilege to forcibly contact you, so please be cautious."
"Oh, it has that ability too," Xiar said in surprise as he put away the badge.
This ability was even more convenient than a phone; mental communication reached its destination instantly without interference from external factors.
At that moment, the badge suddenly vibrated and emitted a faint golden glow, causing the girl to show an envious expression. Several members of Team 007 who had just walked down paused to look at him.
"Xiar, I am Bean. My codename among the Enforcers is Martial Arts. This is my contact mark."
A familiar voice echoed in his mind through the badge, it was none other than Master.
Before he could put it away, the badge lit up with a golden glow once again, different from the previous fluctuations.
"Xiar, I am Leslie, codename Berserker. This is my contact information."
Two different Third Rank authorities had contacted him in succession, causing everyone present to look at him with confusion, unable to understand what made a First-Level Spirit Master so special.
Xiar rubbed his nose and revealed a gentle smile before turning to leave the hall. Just then, the badge emitted a third golden glow.
"Hey, why do I feel this spiritual fluctuation is so familiar? You’ve actually become an Enforcer. If you have nothing else going on, hurry over; the lab is short-handed. By the way, remember this Spiritual Mark; it's mine, codename Frog Prince. Becoming an Enforcer is even better; it’ll be much more convenient to find you later."
Clearly, this was from that Frog Teacher, Gafiel. Even more absurdly, this guy had the codename Frog Prince—truly a twisted sense of humor!
Xiar's earlier frustration vanished in an instant; he nearly burst out laughing right there. He suppressed his laughter as his facial muscles twitched and calmly walked out of the hall.
Behind him, the Bald Muscle Man grinned and said, "This guy is not simple; he actually knows three such figures."
"Interesting. It seems our handsome friend has quite a few secrets. Suddenly, I'm intrigued," the Seductive Woman whispered as she licked her lips, making the Bald Man even more wary, as if he were watching a venomous snake.
The other two remained silent; the captain's expression was calm as usual while the girl continued to play with her doll, her head bowed.
………………
The afternoon passed in a hurry, and soon it was evening.
As the sun set, streetlights flickered to life, signaling that the planned mission was about to begin.
Xiar donned a nondescript sweatshirt, his hands tucked into his pockets, walking down the street outside the academy like an ordinary teenager.
This was his first time stepping out of the academy; previously, he had been too busy to spare even a moment for leisure.
The streets were brightly lit, and various Totoro Buses whizzed by, some even climbing trees in their haste, leaping between branches.
The enticing aromas of food filled the air as vendors called out their wares. Skewers and pancakes—foods not much different from those in his previous life—made Xiar reminisce about his university days.
Back then, whenever a few of them had free time, they would sneak out, sometimes inviting others from different dorms to join them for a grand meal.
Young and spirited university students often found themselves in conflicts after a few drinks; there were instances where someone ended up breaking another's leg and received a major demerit, nearly facing expulsion.
He walked quietly, casually buying a few skewers to munch on. After all, he was just here for the experience and wasn't in a hurry to do anything specific.
Most of the ordinary people settled on this island were students and family members of teachers. Once they arrived, they could never leave.
They enjoyed advanced technology far superior to that found elsewhere, but the price was being permanently confined to this island.
Of course, for the people of this world, living and dying in a place spanning tens of thousands of square kilometers was perfectly normal.
Some residents of Shining Gold Town had never left that town in their entire lives...
At that moment, he spotted a figure standing in front of a stall and walked over in surprise, smiling as he said, "Is that you, Jin? What do you want to eat? I'll buy it for you."
The figure was his teammate, a very strange and silent girl, a seven or eight-year-old Loli.
She appeared delicate and fragile, with long, beautiful hair as dark as ink and a pair of pure, deep black eyes like obsidian.
However, she remained completely silent, not uttering a single word, yet she gave him a sense of déjà vu.
To be a Hunter, she was clearly not as weak as she seemed. Even among Second-Level Spirit Masters, her strength could rank among the top, piquing his interest in her identity and abilities.
When she saw him approaching, the Loli nodded and pointed with her pale fingers at something resembling a Candy Person, her voice soft and childlike: "I want that."
"Just a moment," Xiar said with a smile as he reached out to pat her head. He took some change from his pocket. "I'll take two."
"Here you go, that will be ten yuan in total," the honest-looking vendor grinned as he handed them two Candy Persons.
These Candy Persons were also made from syrup, but instead of being blown up, they were poured over a type of food that served as the filling.
Crunch!
The girl gently bit into one, making a soft sound reminiscent of a kitten. She licked her pink tongue while eating.
After taking a few bites, she suddenly turned to look at him intently, her eyes resembling bottomless pits. "I can sense its aura from you."
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