The more they oppose, the more it shows that I am doing the right thing Chapter 397 - 251 An Su’s Plague Apostle - Fallen Angel!2

Luo Xiaohei pointed at An Su with its tail, tilting its head and owing with laughter.

"Using vampire’s blood as a blueprint," An Su ignored the Luo Xiaohei that was owing so hard it was bending backward, "summoning a degraded vampire would suffice."

"I just happen to know an alchemy summoning array," An Su’s smile grew even brighter, "which can summon angels or demons from the stars with the body fluids of a creature that shares similar traits, created by Bishop Morgan."

"The materials we have here can just be used as offerings."

Initially, Bishop Morgan had been watching An Su’s lovely performance with a happy expression, but upon hearing this, her face took on an ambiguous look in an instant.

That thing... hadn’t she hidden it away in the underground warehouse?

How did An Su know about it....

"ow?"

Luo Xiaohei tilted its head, asking with curiosity what that alchemy summoning array was and what its na was?

Don’t say it out loud...

Bishop Morgan stared at An Su with a nervous expression, now that they were live streaming to the entire nation. It was no secret that she was not exactly a pedophile, but rely happened to like children, there was nothing worthy of boasting about so there was no need to say it, no need to say it out loud...

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Don’t say it out loud....

"Angel Summoning Array, the child-friendly, green, and harmonious version."

"Adapted from the Life Ecclesia’s ’Succubus Summoning Array’."

An Su revealed a pure smile, speaking loudly in front of the magic cara and the Scales of Order, "Once the array is built, the needed offerings are the green blood, kids’ al chicken wings, and the urine of thirty virgin boys who aren’t of age yet."

"Then a shota angel can be summoned."

Yikes—

The citizens in the square all revealed uneasy expressions, becoming even more resolute about not letting their children fill up the ranks of aspiring alchemists—Alchemical Church must definitely be the Copper Slting Church.

This thing even copied the succubus summoning array from soone else; surely it could not be healthy, green, nor harmonious.

"ow." Luo Xiaohei shook its tail, looking interested but also casting a doubtful glance at An Su, gesturing whether he was confident in not summoning so strange evil demon given An Su’s provenance.

After all, summoning arrays are highly uncertain and very dangerous.

An Su nodded, copying was indeed an essential core technique among radiant sorcerers, personally taught by Bishop rlin, naturally, the tradition couldn’t be forgotten.

Bishop Morgan copied the Succubus Summoning Array, turning its summoned object into shota angels.

And An Su was to copy Bishop Morgan’s Angel Summoning Array, turning the summoned object into a weakened vampire.

He was a fair saint.

Having copied Bishop rlin’s signature skill ’Light of Judgnt’, it was only natural to also snatch away Bishop Morgan’s Summoning Array to be fair.

Having surreptitiously noted down the complete structure of the array from the alchemy warehouse last month, An Su went ho to study it, trying several combinations.

Being sowhat dically literate, every experint he concluded, and he inactivated the summoned object, ensuring it didn’t linger in the real world.

"My alterations are minor."

An Su spoke confidently, his eyes shimring with a holy radiance, his tone impassioned, "As a justice druid sorcerer with unshakable faith, I’ve long been indignant at the derogatory moniker aid at Crow Doctor; naturally, I wouldn’t betray the image of a druid, I swear in the na of the gods, my summoned objects will also only be true angels!"

The more An Su said this, the more nervous Luo Xiaohei beca while the outside audience, seeing the boy’s solemn vow, sowhat eased their concerns.

"Cover the magic cara, I’m about to start constructing the Alchemical Array." Although An Su himself had been copying, he was very conscious of copyrights, not allowing others to copy his work.

An Su copied first, further copying was to be investigated.

In the exams, saints have the right to ask the stars to temporarily block the Magic Guidance livestream, as many magics involve personal secrets; with the stream blocked, only a few bishops who were chief examiners could supervise.

[Authorization granted, you have ten minutes.]

Bishop Morgan imdiately agreed to An Su’s request, she couldn’t wait to shield it a bit longer.

Bishop Noah was speechless, this was clearly a druid exam...

How did this kid turn it into an alchemy one!

And the most incredible thing was, An Su just happened to have the materials for drawing the alchemy array—from the previous test taken by force!

Bishop Noah suddenly had a feeling that An Su’s impact on the world this ti might exceed an S-rank rating...

After everything was shielded, An Su started drawing the Alchemical Array’s circuit with a marking tool, using the high-tier rcury left over from the last exam as a drawing dium, sketching a reversed cross and several Holy Seals on the concoction table,

Drawing the circuit was a true test of a saint’s spiritual power; not even the slightest error could be afforded. An Su’s forehead slowly began to sweat as he completed the drawing of the altars to the east, south, west, and north, then placed mithril, passion fruit, a bowl of holy water, and lit life incense on them, symbolizing the elents of tal, wood, water, fire, and earth.

The basic summoning setup was completed, and then An Su used the rcury to draw the summoning mark unique to the Angel Summoning Array. As the ten minutes slowly passed, he finally finished arranging the altar.

Once the shield ended, the citizens all marveled at the Alchemical Array An Su had set up; even those who were unfamiliar with alchemy could feel its aesthetic appeal.

When you’re supposed to study water for an alchemy exam, you study druidry, and when it’s a druid exam, you turn to alchemy... they all had a look of exasperation.

After arranging the altar, it was ti to prepare the offerings.