"I temporarily returned the Miracle Seed to the safe room. They wouldn’t think that the Miracle Seed is still in the safe room now."
"You are indeed smart," their captain praised, then asked worriedly, "Earlier, you ntioned that there might be a Cyan Cloud Sect informant in the Disaster Strategy Bureau. Have you found them? Compared to the Disaster Strategy Bureau, people from the Cyan Cloud Sect are a bit more dangerous."
"Not yet. Currently, there’s only one newcor, Jiang Keke, in the Disaster Strategy Bureau, and her background is very clean. It’s unlikely for the Cyan Cloud Sect to insert a Magical Girl at this ti—it would be too conspicuous. As for the others, they’re long-ti acquaintances who joined the bureau a while ago; it’s hard to confirm."
"Got it." The captain let out a sinister laugh, "Just like you, no one expected you to join our Witch Association."
Jia Zhutao said nothing, just rubbed a crystal.
As they were about to end the conversation, sothing occurred to Jia Zhutao, "Oh, I forgot to report sothing. When Jiang Keke ca today, she brought her brother along. Her brother seems a bit odd."
"What about him?"
Though the other two mbers had lost interest in talking, the captain asked symbolically, "Is there anything special about him?"
"While at the platform, he jumped six ters," Jia Zhutao thought for a mont and continued, "He almost fell from the clouds, leading Susan to suspect he’s one of our Witch Association mbers."
"Generally, relatives of a Magical Girl can absorb so of her Magic Power. So exceptionally gifted individuals can thereby enhance their physical capabilities," the captain mused, stroking his chin. "You should profoundly understand this, but falling from the clouds suggests he wasn’t being imbued with magic from his sister but rather was polluted by the magic of a Disaster Beast."
"He said he just encountered a Disaster Beast on the way."
"Do you believe that?" the captain sneered, "No one understands the state of a Disaster Beast’s magic pollution better than us. But rather than magic pollution, he might also be becoming a host for the birth of a Disaster Beast, which would explain the tainted magic."
Intense negative emotions to a certain extent will nourish a Disaster Beast.
And the birth of a Disaster Beast requires not only emotions and magic but also a physical entity.
Generally, animals serve as hosts—cats, bats, dogs, pretty much anything. Occasionally, plants too.
The form of these Disaster Beasts is thus influenced by their host, mostly appearing in animal shapes.
However, when negative emotions are intense enough, so individuals might beco hosts for Disaster Beasts themselves—a rare occurrence but such a birth leads to incredibly powerful Disaster Beasts.
Every ti a human becos a host for a Disaster Beast, it causes massive devastation.
Jia Zhutao understood these details from the Witch Association and couldn’t help but marvel at how even the Disaster Strategy Bureau didn’t have the Witch Association’s depth of knowledge about Disaster Beasts.
They truly understand Disaster Beasts so well, making her suspect that the origin of the first Disaster Beast might be linked to the Witch Association.
"Oh? So the brother of the new Magical Girl has a high probability of becoming a Disaster Beast?" The woman on the left finally showed interest, "Having the relatives of a Magical Girl turn into a Disaster Beast would be fantastic. I can’t wait to see those prissy little girls break down!"
"Then I’ll leave this to you, Du Juan. Go and capture him," the captain said with a chilling smile. "Even if he doesn’t beco a Disaster Beast, we can use him to coerce and leverage this new Magical Girl. While she’s still inexperienced, maybe we can make her join our Witch Association."
"Leave it to !"
Jia Zhutao moved her lips, but ultimately said nothing, sighing in pity for Jiang Keke as she turned off the crystal.
The room was engulfed in darkness.
Then suddenly soone opened the door and switched on the light, illuminating the room.
"Sis, why didn’t you turn on the light?"
"It’s more atmospheric and saves electricity."
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