There is absolutely nothing wrong with my magic cards!

Durkan also finally felt the gate of his rapidly passing mana close.

In terms of his current level [-] mana power.

It's best not to call out Talomarti casually in battle.

Just because she doesn't do anything, the mana consumption to maintain the summoning is so terrible.

If she is allowed to enter a combat state, the consumption of mana will increase exponentially.

Even if she herself has the ninth-level combat power when she was the devil king.

But the best strategy is to call her out and use one big move to unsummon her.

This should also be the limit that Durkan's current magic power can bear.

Just when Durkan was thinking.

"Decan, your eyes!"

Suddenly Cornelia's surprised voice made him raise his head in a daze.

"Hey, the color is really different."

After hearing Cornelia's words, others gradually noticed the change in Durkan's eyes.

"Is that so?"

Durkan hurried to the pile of equipment piled aside to find a piece with a mirror.

He discovered that his pupils had also turned turquoise after recalling Talomarti.

It is no longer as blue as before.

Whether he is now demonized or semi-demonized, he has not turned into golden pupils or strange eyes like before.

His pupils are like golden flames and aquamarines completely fused into lapis lazuli.

Only after summoning Talomarty and separating from her, will he regain his previous pupil color.

Durkan put down the mirror and thought about a question.

"Then should I be considered a demon now, or a human being?"

he murmured.

Even Durkan himself was a little confused about this question.

If in the past on the outskirts of Tristin City, Durkan could temporarily switch to a half-demon to ensure that Isabel gave the wrong answer when he used the [Truth Words and Blood Pact] routine to trick Isabel.

But now he himself is not sure of the answer.

Not a half-demon, nor a half-demon.

Rather, the self as a demon has completely mixed and merged with the self as a human being.

"Probably a very new species."

Morion held his chin in thought for a while, and commented sharply.

But Morion seemed to think of something, and immediately smiled:

"Actually, if this question is seriously discussed, even Delois will not be able to answer it."

As early as when he went to the border town to meet the young shopkeeper, he knew that this guy was definitely not a pool.

Ming had a premonition in his heart: a little teasing of that seemingly gentle boy might have more serious consequences than provoking the Resurrection Church.

But there seemed to be a voice in his heart that was tempting him, "If you don't find stimulation now, you won't have this opportunity in the future."

In the end, the desire to have fun was greater than rationality, and Durkan was stunned for a while, and he bought a whole volume of "Bandit Goblin".

Now that I think about it, if Delois or Morpeth knew about such a farce, it would definitely make them laugh.

"Delois is difficult to classify as human or demon, both biologically and philosophically, but in my personal opinion, his race is relative."

"In the eyes of humans, he is a human, and in the eyes of demons, he is a devil."

This was Morion's final answer.

"Are you talking about Delois or me?"

Durkan thought for a while and questioned.

And this "racial relativity" seems to be a relatively high emotional intelligence statement.

To put it in a general way, it is "in short, not like a person".

"On the bright side, Durkan, you didn't feel like a human being from the start."

Meyer comforted.

She always sees many things, but never says them.

After careful calculation, she was the first among all her companions to see the demon form of Durkan by mistake.

At that time, Talomarty took advantage of Durkan's sleep and secretly used Durkan's body to walk out of the pharmacy laboratory.

As a result, Iris, who was a guest in Mier's dormitory, fainted.

Looking back, Mee felt that he seemed to have accepted the setting that "Decan can become a demon" too easily.

It was only later that Meyer discovered that when the other partners gradually discovered Durkan's ability to demonize, they all unexpectedly felt reasonable.

Not even a sense of incongruity.

Someone like Clay even nodded his head, "Is that so, you can really become a demon? Brother Chao."

"I think the proportion of Durkan being a demon is higher meow! Meow..."

Teacher Cat always felt that he was being frightened by Durkan.

But after it finished speaking, it thought about it, and found that it seemed that every time Durkan treated it, it only thundered and never rained.

And feel a little guilty.

"The proportion of humans is still higher, meow!"

"I think it's thirty-seven?"

"Speaking of the proportion, I remember that there was a question in the test paper of the Demon Academy at that time. Durkan chose 100%. It seems that the question was deducted..."

Listening to the sound of their gradual discussion, Durkan shook his palm helplessly.

The surrounding Demon Realm plants that suffered from the card making just now gradually began to recover their vitality.

But everyone seems to have not noticed that he used the magic to make the flowers bloom.

This is the only magic that Durkan has learned by himself in this life.

From a practical point of view, it seems to be a bit tasteless.

But he felt that this magic was better than any magic that Delois had researched in his life.

Due to too much mana consumption, Durkan sat on the ground a little tired.

But the expression is extraordinarily relaxed.

394 Durkan's Last Exam Paper

"If the devil wants to integrate into the human group, what percentage of self does it need to give up?"

Talomarti suddenly asked in Durkan's mind.

This was the first question that left Delois in the Devil Academy period and started his long journey.

The standard answer given by Devil Academy is 0%, and Delois thinks the answer is 100%.

Unsurprisingly, Durkan chose the same answer as Delois when he was in Shadow World.

But Talomarty didn't know what would Deccan choose after Delois's life and his own life.

"I can choose whatever, I think they are all right now, I don't have to worry about it anymore."

Durkan sat on the ground, watching his partners chatting and talking to himself.

Thinking about it now, at first Delois seemed to be competing.

At first, Delois was extremely confident when he thought he knew everything.

Later, Delois found that the more he didn't understand, the more confused he became.

When Delois was confused, he met another human girl who just happened to understand his mind and understood his heart better than himself, and was caught.

Finally, I felt that I was getting closer and closer to the answer, but everything was interrupted unexpectedly.

He fell into a deep confusion again, so confused that he couldn't even think clearly about what he wanted.

Many years later, maybe Delois knew only half of it, or really understood it, or maybe still didn't understand it at all.

But before he thought about the problem, he was already able to make his own choice with great firmness, and he knew what he should do.

It also seems to have gradually forgotten the problems that were entangled in the beginning.

"Delois has experienced complete camouflage, and then gradually and completely changed himself, but he has not drawn any conclusions from it."

"What really proved the conclusion to him were a few episodes in his life of which he was unaware."

"Live naturally with human beings, serve wholeheartedly to end the war, help Lun liberate the Holy City with his own thinking, and finally die in battle not as a devil but as a Duke of the Holy Kingdom."

"At those times, he has indeed integrated into the human race."

"So it doesn't matter how much you need to give up and keep your nature. It's not decisive."

"No one knows whether fate will lead you to become a saint or a devil, but this has nothing to do with fate, as long as you never give up on yourself."

"..."

Talomarti just listened quietly to Durkan's muttering.

She found that Durkan only looked exactly like Delois when he was thinking calmly like this.

It seems that it has never changed in thousands of years.

Even every time she saw Delois, she would feel strange—his state of mind would always change drastically.

But very familiar.