21st Century Necromancer Chapter 1015: 1008: Trivial Matters

Chapter 1015: Chapter 1008: Trivial Matters

Chen Yu agreed to the conditions set by the Aricans, exchanging his full set of Dragon Blood Potion and training system for Dragon-descent professions in return for their information on the Ancient Inca City of Gold and assistance in its excavation.

However, he did not intend to explore the City of Gold imdiately, having just amassed quite a treasure trove from the Garden of Osiris, which still needed to be dealt with. His thoughts were not focused on exploring the City of Gold.

Moreover, as the end of the year approached, the Nobel Prize selection process officially began. Even though it was still in the nomination stage, both the Japanese Governnt and the Arican and Russian Governnts had previously promised to promote Chen Yu and Hiromi Jounouchi for the Nobel Prize in dicine.

This matter did not require Chen Yu to do anything personally, but the interviews with the dia, participation in relevant academic conferences, and giving speeches, though seemingly unnecessary, were essential tasks.

What amused Chen Yu the most was that Hiromi Jounouchi could use maternity leave as an excuse to evade these obligations, yet Chen Yu had to accept various academic conference invitations and attend those etings in which he had no interest.

Fortunately, Chen Yu was a Necromancer, and these affairs did not need his personal involvent. With so effort, he crafted a soul retaining his mories as a doctor and infused it into a specially created replica. Thus, a tool-person to substitute for him was complete.

Chen Yu looked at the completed replica with deep satisfaction. This tool-person fully possessed his mories, perfectly handling work etings and those tedious tasks, allowing him to focus his energy on the preparation of Dragonized Mages and the manufacture of chanical Mages during this period.

Thanks to previous experience with Dragonized Transford Humans, the preparation of Dragonized Mages progressed smoothly after commissioning a tal Research Institute to develop alloy formulas. Most organ and gland adjustnts have been completed. Just waiting for the tal alloy formula from the institute, Chen Yu could finalize the preparation of Dragonized Mages.

The progress of chanical Mages was even faster than that of Dragonized Mages, as chanical structures were simpler than human organs. The soul cores and main components for the first batch of chanical Mages had been produced, and they were currently undergoing adaptive training with bodies forged from ordinary Magic Alloy, enabling data collection for further adjustnts.

Although chanical Mages also awaited the new alloy formula from the tal Research Institute, for re body fine-tuning, the universal alloy formulas from the Multiverse Universal Necromancy Spell Compendium sufficed.

Regarding the design of the shell, Chen Yu’s previous self-created designs were sowhat ugly, yet technical verification units did not require aesthetic appeal, did they?

Nonetheless, Chen Yu applied so improvents and disguise on several designs with feminine appearances previously brought by Hattori Heita, placing them in his Mage Tower as decorations.

While Chen Yu was engrossed in these endeavors, Hiromi Jounouchi was not idle despite taking care of her daughter.

Upon returning to Tokyo, Inomata Naoki officially embarked on his journey along the Transcendent path, with Hiromi Jounouchi responsible for his training.

However, the sight of Hiromi Jounouchi correcting Inomata Naoki’s training moves, holding Little Yixi in one hand and a pointer in the other, always seed sowhat discordant.

Yet, despite any incongruity, it could not conceal the fact that Hiromi Jounouchi was now a Demigod Level existence, possessing knowledge and insight from the Crimson Hymn and Dragon Clan heritage, making her personal instruction sothing countless people dread of.

Inomata Naoki was aware of this, rely looking at the envious, almost predatory gaze of the long-haired girl wielding a katana, he knew how rare and valuable Hiromi Jounouchi’s personal instruction was.

Therefore, even though Hiromi Jounouchi’s training exhausted him to the point of near collapse, fully exploiting every ounce of his physical potential, leading him to constantly yearn for reprieve, he persevered regardless.

Before comncing his training, Hiromi Jounouchi briefly introduced Inomata Naoki to the Supernatural World, covering topics like power classifications and the current state of extraordinary professions.

Naturally, Inomata Naoki inquired about the combat levels of Hiromi Jounouchi and Chen Yu, the couple.

The answer left Inomata Naoki in shock, further realizing how exceptional it was for him to receive personal instruction from Hiromi Jounouchi.

“Tighten your muscles, Mr. Naoki! You lack exercise! Previously, Mr. Chen Yu ntioned you operated a farm in your hotown, but your physique doesn’t reflect that at all!” Hiromi Jounouchi tapped Naoki’s loose muscles again, reminding him to tense his muscles while teasing him with words to provoke him.

But this was not due to Hiromi Jounouchi’s peculiar interests or enjoynt of tornt; rather, warrior training inherently demanded the forging of formidable will, unlike mage training, which required cultivating extensive knowledge.

Besides physical extre exertion, such verbal provocation was a routine thod for honing one’s will.

The technique may be old, but effectiveness mattered; being addressed by Hiromi Jounouchi, holding the curious Little Yixi whose gaze bore into Inomata Naoki, created an embarrassnt motivating him to conclude the training as promptly as possible.

Nonetheless, as training showed no signs of cessation, the dual toll on his mind and body was indeed torturous, driving Inomata Naoki to the brink of madness.

Watching Inomata Naoki endure this ordeal under Hiromi Jounouchi’s guidance, Kojo Kyoko looked on in utter envy.

Unlike the novice Inomata Naoki, Kojo Kyoko knew the rarity of receiving personal guidance from a Demigod. Moreover, each ti Hiromi Jounouchi corrected Inomata Naoki’s movents, the pointer, while striking his body, skillfully untangled and repositioned the muscle knots and misalignnts caused by poor exertion habits.

Such correction demanded significantly high expertise from the executor, necessitating profound anatomical knowledge of all muscle and skeletal structures and exertion thods, alongside exceptional command over oneself to avoid inflicting undue harm during adjustnts.

Obtaining such ticulous guidance from a Demigod made Kojo Kyoko’s envy and jealousy understandable.

Yet as Kojo Kyoko harbored envy over Inomata Naoki’s indulgence in Hiromi Jounouchi’s guidance, the phone placed beside Hiromi Jounouchi rang suddenly.

Kojo Kyoko swiftly handed the phone to Hiromi Jounouchi.

“Honey, are you interested in a skiing trip to Russia?”