Custom Made Demon King

chapter 111: the tragic experimental subject

Chapter 111: The Tragic Experimental Subject

To Roy, the only existence that might threaten him in this world was the sea goddess Calypso.

Although Roy did not know how, she had actually been sealed by a group of mortals, making Roy a little confused as to whether Calypso was a real god. But at least she possessed extraordinary power. This was beyond doubt.

Not only could she create an indestructible ship like the Flying Dutchman, but she could also revive the dead, guide the souls of the dead, and create enormous storms on the sea. These were all abilities that Roy could only look up to for now.

Although she was still in a sealed state, her soul was trapped in a mortal body, and she was unable to use her divine power, no one could guarantee that the Pirate Lords would not be stupid enough to release her.

After all, demons came from other worlds. When they crossed worlds from the Abyss, they had already violated the rules of the native world and posed a huge threat to it. If Calypso was really a god of this world, then protecting the rules and eliminating threats was one of her responsibilities. Once she truly became free, she was very likely to attack Roy.

Roy was only a middle-rank demon now, and he had no confidence in confronting deities. Therefore, in order to prevent such a situation from happening, Roy felt that it was necessary to eliminate the risk in the cradle. Since Jack Sparrow had come knocking on his door, Roy took the opportunity to obtain the seal token on Jack Sparrow. Jack Sparrow had not participated in the sealing ceremony back then, and his token was passed down from his father, so he did not understand the importance of the token. This gave Roy a chance.

Now that he had this token, Roy did not have to worry about anything...

Roy also wanted to test out the effects of the demon gold by letting Jack Sparrow take it away. He could already tell that the black gas on the gold was a dark power similar to a curse, but Roy did not know whether it would turn people into undead creatures like the Aztec gold coins in this world. He needed to observe it.

After putting away Jack Sparrow's seal token, Roy opened the system interface and began drawing.

This time, Roy drew something that looked like an eyeball. In Roy's imagination, this eyeball would be a camera that could be used for reconnaissance and would directly transmit the captured scenes into Roy's eyes. It was equivalent to a clone of his eyes.

In order to make the eyeball fly like a drone, Roy added a pair of small bat wings...

[Demon Eye]: Controllable, Flies, Teleport Positioning, Voice Communication, Invisibility, High-definition Camera, Image Transmission

Roy had long wanted to create something like this, so he took this opportunity to create it.

Roy had not used his Teleport skill that much, and his teleport destination had always been tied to Fat Tiger. Now that he had this Demon Eye, Roy bound teleport coordinates to the Demon Eye, which was equivalent to expanding his teleportation range. As long as he made more Demon Eyes and spread them around, the vast sea would no longer be his obstacle, and he would be able to go anywhere in this world.

However, this Demon Eye consumed a lot of souls to exchange. The other functions were nothing, but the two definitions of teleport positioning and invisibility were quite expensive.

In the end, Roy spent eighty souls to materialize one Demon Eye, making him click his tongue. These were the souls he obtained from killing after activating the Halo of Fear. If they were ordinary souls, it would have probably needed a hundred.

One eye would cost eighty souls, ten eyes would cost eight hundred souls, and a hundred eyes would cost eight thousand souls. Although Roy wanted to make more, looking at the consumption, he felt that he should not make too many for now.