Rejected the Demon’s Marriage Proposal Thousands of Times

Rejected the Demon’s Marriage Proposal Thousands of Times Chapter 20.4

Hello, Teacher (4)

"That’s amazing!" Anna exclaimed sincerely.

Dubian blushed a little. It was the first time he heard such sincere compliments from a beautiful girl. Fortunately, the dark lines on his face covered his blush.

"My talent is not too high..." Dubian quickly changed the subject and continued, "After the Vatican snatched the light element, today's mages are divided into three types, holy light mage, elemental mage, and fallen mage. A light mage is a mage who majors in light elements, so they are also called priests. The levels are the same as the ones for elemental mages, going from disciple to five-star. The Pope is a five-star priest. Fallen mages are how the Vatican refers to us. In fact, we prefer to call ourselves dark mages."

Anna had a small thought in her heart: the demon could possess a four-star mage, but what about a five-star priest? Although the goddess did not exist, the pope was a true five-star mage. Maybe he could destroy the demon?

She temporarily stashed this little thought in her heart. If she really exhausted all methods in the future and still couldn’t kill the demon, this was also another method.

"Then what star priests are the pastors of the church ?" Anna asked. She remembered that Father Louis hadn't even noticed the existence of a demon, and she couldn't help being a little curious.

Dubian said: "Not necessarily. Positions in the Vatican are not strictly tied to mage levels. Like the cardinals in the Vatican Temple, they can be five-star priests or four-star priests, and they do not necessarily have pure light elemental affinity. It is said that only the Holy Son of the church needs to have pure light elemental affinity, and every pope is chosen from the Holy Sons who have undergone trials."

Holy Son... sounds really desirable.

Anna couldn't help but think, a four-star elemental mage couldn’t defeat a demon, but what about a four-star light elemental mage? She really hoped that a few Holy Sons passing by could blow up the demon.

Anna was fascinated, but she heard Dubian say: "Let's stop here today. Tomorrow, I will teach you how to meditate."

Anna saw that it was indeed late, so she smiled and said, "Okay, then I'll go back first, see you tomorrow!"

Anna recited the basic characters several times before going to bed, and again after she got up the next day, and was satisfied when she found that she was more proficient than yesterday.

She felt that her mental power must be no problem, and the next step was to pray that she had an elemental affinity.

After arriving at the earl's estate, Anna remembered yesterday that the demon had forcibly agreed to teach her today, and she couldn't help but sigh with a sad face.

But when she asked Rebecca for a leave and had to explain her reason, she still had to look excited. After all, a four-star mage was personally teaching her literacy. For a maid, was there anything more honourable than this?

Rebecca had been surprised after the genius mage, who usually lived in the simplest form, appointed Anna to deliver him food, but she couldn't help but be even more surprised after hearing Anna's words just now.

Rebecca was silent for a moment. She naturally did not embarrass Anna. Everyone had the right to pursue a better life. She liked Anna's seriousness. Although there were many rumors about Anna, she believed more in her own judgment.

Of course, Rebecca didn't know that Anna actually preferred Rebecca to make things difficult for her so that she had a reason not to go.

It was 8:30 in the morning, and there were still three hours before she had to deliver the meal to Parrish, and during these three hours, Anna would go to the demon to receive education.

Anna arrived at the small building where the demon lived. The demon was waiting for her in the room where he usually ate. She found that Ulysses’ servant who she met on the road looked a little strangely at her, but she pretended not to see it.

It had nothing to do with her that his family master was behaving weirdly, okay? If he was so capable, why didn’t he extort the demon and beat him up!

When Rothgarr saw Anna arrive, he began to think about what he was going to teach Anna today.

His purpose was to figure out Anna. Teaching her to read is just a pretense, so of course he didn't spend much time preparing.

The lingua franca of the human realm is the same as that of the demon realm, but there were still some varying languages in the various races of the demon world, and some individuals even had their own vocabulary. Rothgarr was, of course, proficient in lingua franca, but he had never been a teacher, so naturally he didn’t know how to teach students, and Ulysses had no similar experience in his memory.

Anna stood in front of the demon for three minutes, but the other party kept silent. She couldn't help but look up at him.

He was also looking at her and suddenly said, "How do you want to learn?"

Question marks almost popped out from above Anna’s head. Was he the teacher or was she the teacher? If you can’t teach, then don't teach! Just let her go and be done with it!

Because of Dubian, the only redeeming value of this demon in her eyes was gone. Right now, she avoided him like the plague.

Seeing that demon didn't seem to get an answer, Anna had no choice but to say: "Then... start with the basic characters?"

Rothgarr smiled and said, "Obviously."

Anna: "..." Psychopath!

Rothgarr naturally didn't know how Anna scolded him in her heart. On the table was a stack of papers he had asked the servants to prepare. Next to it was a quill pen and black ink. He picked up the quill pen and dabbed it in the ink, and then wrote all the basic characters out.

Then he handed the paper to Anna.

Anna took it, and then glanced at the demon with a slightly blank look.

Rothgarr said impatiently, "Well look."

...But, I'm illiterate. What are you telling me to look at? Do you think I can understand?

Anna rolled her eyes in her heart. She could only lower her head and pretend to read the words on the paper.

It must be said that his handwriting was pretty good-looking. The only problem was... how come there were twenty-five characters? Where did the three extra characters come from? !