Inherit the estate! Then raise monster girls!

Chapter 24 The Dreamy Fur Ball and the Great God of the Divine Realm

In the end, Su Lan couldn't resist the temptation and sold herself and Tia for a good price.

At this moment, he was holding a "Dream Ball" in his hand.

The big shot calls herself Wu'er, and the fluffy ball is the "reward" she threw down.

The fluffy ball is only the size of a fist and always emits a mesmerizing glow.

It feels soft to the touch, almost weightless.

It looks like a stress-relieving toy, but this thing is anything but simple.

It is also a supernatural medium that can be stored in the mind!

"Here, take this. Put it next to your pillow when you sleep; it will help you regain your energy. And when I wake up, I can use it to find you."

Wu'er spoke cryptically, but Su Lan understood what was going on as soon as she heard it.

He and Tia were like a buffet restaurant.

The Dreamy Fur Ball is equivalent to a fast entry channel.

The equation is solved instantly!

However, Su Lan didn't come away empty-handed; he could reserve Wu'er by squeezing the fur ball.

If the other person is awake and in a good mood, they will respond, perhaps by chatting or playing a game together...

It can even summon "fuzzy claws" to attack!

Su Lan had a vivid memory of the power of that move.

That claw strike would probably turn his entire territory into a crater!

Although Wu'er specifically emphasized that she slept most of the time, at least she had an extra powerful trump card, right?

After examining it for a while and confirming that it wouldn't shed, Su Lan put the fluffy ball away.

"Tia, are you awake?" He nudged the ferret that was fast asleep next to him.

It's getting late. If I don't get up soon and the people see me, it won't look good.

"Ugh~" Tia rolled over, her tail almost hitting Su Lan's face, which startled him so much that he quickly rolled away.

This action finally woke Tia up. She opened her eyes and saw Su Lan's profile, which was very close to hers.

"You...I...Su Su Lan, what did we do yesterday?" Tia grabbed her tail and hid behind her, her voice stammering.

"You forgot? After drinking two glasses of wine yesterday, you were so sleepy that you went to sleep in the tent by yourself," Su Lan smiled.

"I couldn't very well leave you here alone, and since this place is spacious, I made do and slept here for the night..."

Tia instinctively believed it, but just to be on the safe side, she still reached her hand under the covers and began to grope around.

After a moment, she finally felt relieved.

"That's good, otherwise if Su Lan mutated, I wouldn't have much of a chance to live either..."

Tia froze halfway through her sentence, her tone becoming flustered.

"I... I didn't mean that, it's just... I'd feel really guilty if I infected Su Lan! Yes!"

She only has memories of the night before she got drunk.

I just checked, and the clothes are intact, so it seems nothing really happened.

For some reason, Tia felt that Su Lan was becoming more and more pleasing to the eye today, and she couldn't help but want to move closer to him...

She quickly shook her head to dismiss the strange thought, climbed out of bed, and started tidying the blankets to hide her embarrassment.

"Last night, I dreamed of swinging on a swing in a sea of ​​flowers. It was so interesting. What about you?" Su Lan suddenly asked tentatively.

"Me?" Tia continued moving, casually saying, "I don't think I'm dreaming. I didn't expect Su Lan to have such a childlike heart. I loved playing on the swing when I was little."

Su Lan revealed an expression that said, "I knew it."

Their dreams were devoured by Ul, so Tia naturally wouldn't remember what happened in her dream.

If it weren't for the "Dream Ball," Su Lan wouldn't know what happened in her dream.

The fur ball's last function is to store memories and dreams.

Just now, Su Lan had quickly gone through the memory in her mind and retrieved it.

The first half was fine, but things got heated after Wu'er arrived in the second half.

Although we didn't unlock Tia's special CG, we still had plenty of intimate moments.

This caused Su Lan to involuntarily glance at Tia's ears and tail whenever she saw her.

Shaking his head and forcibly clearing his mind, he said:

"The guards reported to me this morning that Kahn has gone missing, and there are strange formations carved next to him."

Su Lan picked up the tent and led Tia back: "He's already run away. This is all thanks to you. We can finally have some peace and quiet for a while."

In fact, Kahn's soul was shattered, so he was definitely dead, but he didn't want to tell Tia, so as not to add to her psychological pressure.

Although, given Tia's personality, she probably wouldn't care...

Su Lan felt a sense of boundless freedom.

The mutation of Luca and the sudden death of Kahn, while thoroughly offending the Inquisition and the Church of Luna, also eliminated all unstable factors within the territory.

The enemy lost their informant, and it will take some time before they realize what happened.

Linus, on the other hand, is nowhere to be found. He's probably either been killed or escaped, so he's not a threat.

He only needs to solve the problem of "Tidal Scales" attracting monsters.

That's easy to handle!

"The Judge's Training Manual (Five-Year Experience Edition)" was waiting for him in his belongings box!

Su Lan smiled brightly.

Tia tilted her head, glanced at Su Lan, and, feeling infected by her mood, joked:

"Looks like my contamination attack is quite effective? I'll have to practice more then!"

"Does this even need practice? Knowing how to dig a hole is enough." Su Lan's mind raced. "Speaking of which, can you teach people your magic?"

Tia used her tail to open the door, laid down the blanket, thought for a moment, and hesitated before saying:

"My magic is more like an innate ability, unlike traditional mages... I probably can't teach it, right?"

"But Hecate will!" Her eyes lit up. "Once Changning Fjord is built, I'll ask her if she wants to stay!"

Su Lan had heard the name Hecate many times and knew that she was Tia's good friend and also a monster girl.

However, he couldn't figure out what the connection was with the port.

Tia noticed Su Lan's confusion but didn't explain: "I know what you want to ask. I'll keep you in suspense for now, you'll find out later!"

Su Lan shook her head helplessly, stopped asking questions, said goodbye to Tia, and returned to her room.

"Let's look at the cultivation method first; it doesn't seem like there are any good words in the suicide note..."

He placed the last page of his will, updated after fulfilling his last wishes, aside and picked up the thin booklet.

This time, "trainee judge Su Lan" was unexpectedly serious.

I am not an apprentice judge, but an apprentice knight of judgment.

I have already written down the whole story in my last letter, so I will not go into it again here.

Following the guidance of Azema, the "God of Judgment and Sun," the Knights of Judgment, symbolized by the "Burning Golden Scales," pursue the sun, truth, and order.

Based on their faith, they wield "laws" and their combat power far surpasses that of ordinary professionals.

But as you know, as "Su Lan," we can't possibly believe in any so-called god, so naturally we can't use our abilities.

So I devoted myself to research for five years and finally created laws that can be used without faith.

By simply hypnotizing oneself using certain methods, one can use the three abilities of stability, blade breaking, and blocking.

Although it's less powerful than a real law and slower to unleash, its advantage lies in its lower mental stress, making it accessible to everyone. Mastering it is enough to enter the realm of professionals.

"Wow, I'm a genius!" Su Lan exclaimed after reading the first page, genuinely admiring herself.

He thought that "trainee judge Su Lan" had trained for five years, but couldn't even beat Kahn, making her a complete pushover.

I never expected the other party to be a research tycoon in the field of divine arts!

This is a huge bargain!