Became a Demon with Pregnancy System-Chapter 83: One Month

Her voice was flat, almost emotionless.

"...Hello," Luke replied.

They stared at each other.

Neither spoke.

Until—

"The three girls... are they your partners?"

Luke blinked, surprised by the random question.

"Yeah," he nodded. "Why?"

The girl hesitated.

Then—

"You undressed me yesterday, didn’t you?"

Luke froze.

Then, sighing, he nodded again.

"Yeah, I did."

For a long moment, the girl said nothing.

Then, slowly, she bit her pale lip.

A slender hand brushed against her cheek.

And then—

Her entire face shifted.

The delicate beauty vanished, replaced by the pale-faced man from yesterday’s battle.

Luke felt his eye twitch.

"Alright," the now-masculine Elias Vaughn said. "I understand. Remember to visit me at Arcadia Academy."

Luke stared.

Elias casually put on his shoes, looking left and right to locate the door.

Then, with the grace of a celestial being, she...

Slowly opened it and walked out.

Luke’s eye twitched again.

That dramatic exit would’ve been perfect—

If she didn’t currently look like a dude.

Just as he was about to process everything, Luke clutched his stomach.

A sharp, twisting pain shot through him.

His face paled.

"The hell—?!"

Using his mind energy, he scanned his own body.

His expression darkened.

A small parasite wriggled inside him.

"A... Gu worm?"

His face twisted in anger.

"That ungrateful witch! I saved her, and she poisoned me?!"

He rushed to the bathroom, his mental energy surging.

For half an hour, he battled the damn parasite, forcing it out.

Finally, after a grueling effort, he expelled the disgusting little thing into the toilet.

Luke panted, wiping sweat from his forehead.

"Damn it... even with my physique, that was tough."

He shuddered.

If he were an ordinary person, that worm would’ve tortured him for days.

"My mom was right."

"The more beautiful a woman is, the more dangerous she is."

Just as he stepped out of the bathroom, looking exhausted, Zoe Miller raised an eyebrow.

"Luke," she said, frowning.

"You should really exercise more. It’s only been one night, and you already look worn out."

Luke stared at her.

His eye twitched.

"Stupid, I was poisoned!"

Zoe shrieked, rushing forward.

"You were poisoned?! By who?! Are you okay?!"

She grabbed his wrist, checking his pulse.

Her face paled.

"Gu worm..." she muttered. "Someone used Gu on you?"

She frowned.

"But you already expelled it... there’s only a little toxin left."

She exhaled.

"Wait here, I’ll get an antidote—"

Luke grabbed her wrist.

"I’m fine," he sighed. "No need."

Then, he narrowed his eyes.

"Zoe, do you know how to use Gu worms?"

Zoe froze.

"...No. I’ve never even heard of a technique like that."

Luke’s eyes darkened.

"That woman... has too many secrets."

A forbidden enhancement technique.

A flawless disguise.

An advanced Gu technique.

Elias Vaughn wasn’t just any mage—

She was something else entirely.

And that meant one thing.

Luke had to go to Arcadia Academy.

Inside Professor Xavier’s office, Luke listened carefully. 𝓯𝙧𝙚𝒆𝙬𝙚𝒃𝙣𝙤𝒗𝓮𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢

"...You’re sending me to Arcadia Academy?"

Professor Xavier nodded.

"Your strength far surpasses the freshmen," he said.

"It’s time for you to move on. I’m recommending you as a temporary instructor."

Luke raised an eyebrow.

"Why? What’s happening there?"

Professor Xavier smiled mysteriously.

"Let’s just say... there’s been a situation that requires someone of your caliber."

He took a sip of tea, watching Luke’s expression.

"If you’re willing, you’ll leave next week."

Luke didn’t hesitate.

"I’m in."

The opening ceremony of Celestial Academy was on Monday, and if Luke was heading to Arcadia Academy next week, that meant he still had a full week left in the Magic Capital.

A week—just enough time to complete some unfinished business.

Luke’s top priority?

Securing Bella White.

As a healing-type mage, Bella possessed one of the rarest physiques among mages—her body was practically designed for endurance and vitality.

A perfect candidate for his next heir.

After all, college students had the highest pregnancy buff.

And with his current level, the difficulty of conception had increased considerably.

Luke needed to stack as many buffs as possible to ensure success.

His mind wandered back to the scene of Bella trembling before his Skywing Wolf form, her eyes filled with terror, her lips trembling as she struggled to remain composed.

Adorable.

Would she be just as cute when she cried for other reasons?

Luke shook his head, dispelling the thought for now.

There was another pressing issue that needed immediate action.

Luke and Marissa Jones had signed a master-servant pact.

He was the master, she was the servant.

This contract had its advantages, but it also had one critical downside—

It placed a cap on his cultivation growth.

Right now, with Marissa only at mid-tier, the highest Luke could push his strength was Monarch Level.

Breaking through to Emperor Realm? Impossible.

For that, Marissa needed to reach Super-Tier first.

But according to the original timeline, she wouldn’t hit high-tier for at least a year.

That was unacceptable.

Luke had no intention of waiting a whole year just because of a technicality.

If Marissa was the bottleneck, then the solution was clear—

She needed to get stronger. Fast.

And there was only one place that could make that happen quickly.

Pulling out his phone, Luke scrolled through his contacts, tapping on one particular name.

The call rang twice before it connected.

"Haha! Luke, my dear student!" Professor Xavier’s booming voice came through.

"How’s my star disciple? Need some guidance before heading off to Arcadia?"

Luke smirked. "Actually, I do have a request."

Professor Xavier chuckled. "Go on, go on. I’m listening."

Luke leaned back.

"I want access to the Three-Step Pagoda."

The line went dead silent.

Then—

"...Excuse me?"

Luke grinned. "Not for me. For Marissa."

Professor Xavier sighed in relief.

"That makes more sense. But still, that place isn’t meant for extended—"

"I need it for a few months."

Silence.

Then—

"...A few MONTHS?!"

Professor Xavier choked on his tea.

"Luke, let me remind you, the Three-Step Pagoda is an academy-wide resource, NOT my personal playground!"

Luke’s grin widened.

"Then, one month."

"That’s still—!"

"Alright, done. Thanks, Professor!"