The Daily Life Of A Cyberpunk Magician
Chapter 407 - 236 Kojima’s Bizarre Adventure

Chapter 407: Chapter 236 Kojima’s Bizarre Adventure

What’s going on?

Why does it feel like this Tang has evolved?

It’s that kind of evolution on a spiritual level...

Just as if he suddenly had an epiphany.

In some fantasy novels, this kind of mental evolution would inevitably trigger a breakthrough in realm and even provoke visions of heaven and earth.

Then, there would be an old man in a white robe standing on the tip of a tower, muttering things like "A great demon is coming" or "An ominous star is appearing" and whatnot.

Unfortunately, this isn’t fantasy.

So what’s the purpose of Tang’s words?

Is it really just to express his own enlightenment over the years?

"Oh? How do you know that I just ’know’ your plan? If I’m not wrong, the specifics of this plan are known only to you, so how did I ’find out’?" Jiang Shu countered, not letting Tang’s words carry him away, "Is it that hard to admit your own failure?"

"If someone else were to reveal my plan, I might really believe that my failure was sealed, but you are different," Tang shook his head, his face showing no worry or fear at the thought of Jiang Shu’s miraculous abilities, but rather an excitement of meeting a worthy opponent.

After that Clo who nearly overthrew the power of the Three Major Groups three months ago, only a Magician with strong power and bizarre abilities is worthy to be his opponent.

"What’s different about me?" Jiang Shu too was curious about what exactly Tang wanted to say.

"You possess the ability to control fire, drive thunder, and strategize electricity, as well as the ability to foresee the future and read minds. Your resurrection ability is completely unscientific, so it’s not so strange that you know my plan," Tang said confidently, "But why do you only know about it now? Which means... you are not as omnipotent as I imagined, your abilities have their certain limitations."

"You actually believe the claim that I’m a Magician," the expression on Jiang Shu’s face showed no change, but rather a hint of ironic amusement; however, his heart was starting to feel some unrest.

Indeed, the disadvantage of using Derivative Entries carelessly had shown its downside with Tang.

Having demonstrated irrational techniques in front of Tang several times, it would be fine if it were someone simple-minded like Kirie or Su Xiaoou, but a person like Tang might easily link those abilities to something else.

Fortunately, Tang has been in a Spiritual Body state these past few days, he doesn’t know yet that I’ve already performed Resurrection Magic.

If Tang knew, with his caliber, he could easily deduce that Jiang Shu obtained these abilities by performing magic.

Of course, if Tang wasn’t in such a Spiritual Body state, Jiang Shu might not have performed Resurrection Magic either.

It seemed that Jiang Shu had already forgotten that the clever plan to resurrect Tang ahead of time was proposed by Xiao Yi.

Hiss—

Aren’t Xiao Yi and he the same person?

What’s the difference between what it thinks of and what he thinks of?

"Seeing is believing, and of course I’ll trust it," Tang apparently didn’t want to dwell on this issue.

"If you truly understood magic, you would get it," Jiang Shu didn’t elaborate, as saying more would seem forced, "The closer you look, the less you see; the more you see, the less you understand."

The first sentence is the essence of the Misdirection technique used in magic, and the second is the nature of magic itself, with a simple principle hidden within a flashy process.

And Tang, hearing these words, almost instinctively began to ponder the meaning of Jiang Shu’s words, but he did not respond for a long time, so Jiang Shu did not know whether he had successfully distracted Tang.

Time to change the subject.

"So after finally facing your inner self, what do you want to do?" Jiang Shu asked directly, continuing from the previous question; a deliberately mocking smile on his face, "Just blame your failure on the irrational actions of your enemy?"

"If there’s a chance, I’ll do something," Tang also said unhurriedly, unaffected by the subtle mockery in Jiang Shu’s words, "Or are you scared? Fearful of me, a simple Paperman?"

"Yeah, who could totally trust you?" Jiang Shu readily admitted, then he looked at the beheaded female corpse in Tang’s arms...

The Paperman version of it.

Jiang Shu hadn’t noticed before, but Tang killed his paper-wife in the most simple and brutal way, he tore Aishania’s head straight off her Paperman torso.

Even if it was to prove a Dao, this seemed too cruel, and the sight made Jiang Shu feel somewhat strange.

"Do you need my help to bury your Aishania? Or do you not mind her lying here like this?" Jiang Shu continued, his expression still mocking, but deep down, he suddenly became alert.

When Paperman Tang had spoken those words just now, he had actually been somewhat moved, thinking that Tang had truly turned dark and had an epiphany.

In the past, just as Tang had said himself, all good deeds were done under his own volition, and all evil ones were justified as revenge for Aishania.

Evil should not reach one’s family, yet he not only killed the original owner of the identity Tang but also planned a plane crash targeting all direct members of the Dick Family, sparing none.