Former Interstellar Mercenary In Urban Cultivation World
Chapter 296: I’m Amalia Boyfriend (Part 2)

Chapter 296: I’m Amalia Boyfriend (Part 2)

Amalia knew there was more to it.

The Lin family Head, such a dignified person, wouldn’t say such things.

What he didn’t know was that although the Lin family Head hadn’t explicitly said those words, the implication wasn’t far off.

Considering sith his own little brother frequently leaving home at every turn... Well, leaving home for a year or more at a time, if he were too blunt and drove him away, his ancestor up there would definitely come back and give him a good scolding.

Meanwhile, the more the Lin family Head thought about it, the more uneasy he felt.

He believed it was necessary to inform their ancestor.

Immediately, he opened a special group chat that was not included Kenny Lin and the younger generation of the family, and tagged their ancestor.

[ Family Head: @Ancestor, there are rumors circulating outside that our little brother is the rumored Demon Slayer. ]

[ Ancestor: Nonsense, stop making up stories, Family Head. ]

[ Second Brother: Dad, you’re mighty. ]

[ Third Brother: Dad is mighty +1. ]

[ Sister: Hehe. ]

[ Family Head: I’m serious. Our little brother has a close relationship with a girl named Amalia Vanquez who was framed by the Yoder family and the Spiritual Cultivators Association’s Vice President Turrion. The rumored Demon Slayer recorded a video to clear her name, and many suspect it’s our little brother. ]

[ Ancestor: Has the news been confirmed? ]

[ Family Head: Not yet. ]

[ Ancestor: Once it’s confirmed, buy a few hundred rounds of firecrackers and set them off for a day and night to celebrate. ]

[ Family Head: I’ll handle it. Additionally, I’m concerned that the Yoder family might use this matter to their advantage. ]

[ Ancestor: That old codger Raithwall Yoder is stubborn and power-hungry even at his age. The Yoder family will collapse sooner or later. If they want to make trouble, let them be. But if they dare to bully Kenny Lin, I won’t sit idly by. ]

Lin family Head inwardly chuckled.

Dad, of course you’re not one to sit idly by.

You’d turn hostile if your meals aren’t meat-based three times a day.

This time, the Yoder family lost a Essence Unity Cystal Vein, and Kenny Lin could be considered the instigator.

Now that news of the Demon Slayer had come out, Raithwall Yoder’s first move, if he decided to act, the first step should be against the Demon Slayer.

After settling his parents, Amalia prepared to return to school.

She was still a freshman, so she had a while before she reaching sophomore year.

Before leaving, Mr. Vanquez discreetly pulled her into a corner and handed her a stack of Amulets.

"Sweetie, these are the Amulets I’ve been drawing for the past few months. Take them all and use them. If you need more, come and ask me. Whatever you need, I’ve got it."

Amalia held the two stacks of Amulets that were handed to her.

There seemed to be about three to four hundred in total, and there were all mostly the beginner level and intermediate level Amulets.

Even without advanced level ones, this quantity was quite intimidating.

"These Amulets were all drawn by you over the past few months?"

"What are you saying? Of course not."

Amalia thought, knowing it wasn’t possible.

Though her father had talent, it would be quite challenging for him to draw so many Amulets in just two to three months.

It would requiring him at least to drawn three to four Amulets each day.

While beginner level Amulets might be manageable, intermediate level ones would be quite difficult.

"These are all drawn by me in just one month," her father proudly added.

Amalia paused, and her pupils dilating slightly, "So you’re drawing at least ten Amulets every day? Aren’t you tired?"

His father didn’t notice her reaction, "It’s not too bad. It’s just a nightly task. And thanks to the dual cultivation technique you gave me, it’s quite effective. Haven’t you noticed? Your mom looks like she’s ten years younger than before."

Of course, Amalia had noticed it, and she also knew that it was because of the dual cultivation technique she gave to her parents.

"Since you’re drawing so many Amulets every day, what about the Amulets from before? Did you use them all up?"

His father blinked, "Yep, I used them all up. These things are quite useful. Cleaning Amulets, Cursing Amulets, Puppet Amulets... so many varieties. I found it quite interesting, so I drew a lot."

"And then Mom scolded you, right?" Amalia said helplessly.

Her father chuckled and remained silent.

Amalia knew it was for the best.

After all, her father had only recently started learning, so starting with a less useful Amulet would indeed be better for him.

The stronger the foundation, the better the drawings, so it was a fortunate accident.

"I don’t need this many. Keep the extras one for yourself," Amalia said.

She thehn pulling out a stack of Amulets and handing them over back to him.

"These are from your Dad; you just have to take them."

However, before his father could speak, his mother who overheard their conversation suddenly chimed in.

"Your dad is quite a genius in this aspect. Just ask him to draw whatever you need. These Amulets are all drawn based on your situation, so they should be exactly what you need."

Amalia glanced over and she indeed found various types Amulets, including attack-type, defense-type, and formation-type.

"When your dad can draw advanced level Amulets, he’ll give you another stack," her father chuckled.

Amalia also handed them two pre-made artifacts she created before.

Her father focused on defense, while her mother preferred offense, "Keep these two artifacts for now. I’ve grown stronger than before, so I’ll make two spiritual artifacts tailored to your needs when I have time."

Her mother promptly collected the items she gave them, asserting, "If you’re bullied at school, tell Mom, and I’ll go beat them up."

"Then I’m off."

Amalia stepped out from the house and saw Kenny Lin leaning against a pillar, waiting for her.

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