Before Old Yao became an "old man" and someone who had been through it all, he had been a demon.
Although Zheng Qing came from Jiu You Academy, which placed greater emphasis on "fairness and equality," he had always harbored the most secretive hint of wariness toward demons. Not only because of the Wizarding World's ingrained impression of demons, but also because on his first day in the Wizarding World, he had witnessed a wizard's horrific transformation from human to demon and then into a pile of parts—and because on his first day at school, he had encountered a demon aboard the transfer flight to campus who had once been a student, but later fallen into becoming a succubus.
Those two incidents had left an exceptionally deep impression on him.
More importantly, the two incidents seemed utterly unrelated.
Ever since Zheng Qing became a Legend and gained a deeper understanding of the River of Time and Fate, he had begun to doubt whether those coincidences had truly been coincidences.
Based on his understanding of the two concepts of "Sir" and "those above Ancient Ones."
He had reason to believe that what he had seen was what Sir wanted him to see—in other words, Sir wanted him to know that a wizard falling into a demon was a terrifying thing. Compared with Old Yao, or even the Little Green Snake hanging from his ear, the Young Legendary felt that his own Sir was more trustworthy.
"—Divination factors!"
Like Poseidon, he repeated a certain element from his interlocutor's words, then paused for several seconds before speaking very bluntly to the dean of Jiu You Academy. "I don't like people casually calculating me..."
Professor Yao's smile faded as he looked at the Young Legendary.
The other Legends present, whether the Yellow Calico Cat,