The Night Country at the main peak of the
What is the relationship between the ancient god "Darknight Demon Wolf" Flegra and the Goddess? According to Roselle, Sequence 0 is equivalent to a true god, and there is only one Sequence 0 per pathway... Did the Goddess inherit the authority of the "Darknight Demon Wolf"? Isn't She the most ancient deity, nor the self-proclaimed "one eye of the Creator"?
Hmm, this is a piece of circumstantial evidence. The members of the
Klein immediately associated many things with this. Manipulating "The World," he chose his words and spoke: "Is there nothing else?"
"There isn't. The matter of Demon Wolf King Flegra is already a myth and legend in the
Ask another question? Little "Sun," you're too straightforward... Then I won't hold back! Klein made "The World" speak hoarsely: "Your honesty and trustworthiness are impressive."
"I once met a Beyonder who can freely switch between his physical body and spirit body and can control living corpses. Do you know which pathway and sequence this belongs to?"
Although "The Sun" was in the City of Silver in the God's Fallen Land, it was impossible for him to have any connection with
"Also, he is not a high-sequence Beyonder," "The World" added deeply.
"The Sun" Derrick seriously recalled the content from his textbooks: "If he isn't a high-sequence Beyonder, then the 'Undying' pathway can be ruled out."
"'Undying' pathway?" Klein deliberately made "The World" show a certain amount of surprise.
After participating in so many gatherings, "The Sun" Derrick was very clear that the customary names for pathways in the City of Silver had some discrepancies with Miss "Justice's" descriptions. And so, without finding it strange, he explained: "It's the pathway that governs death and partially controls the Spirit World."
"Its Sequence 9 is the Corpse Collector."
So it's the "Death" pathway... In that case, the Primordial Undying Grazel is the ancient Death... Klein sat motionless at the top of the bronze long table and manipulated "The World" to nod: "I understand. Please continue."
"The Sun" Derrick immediately answered: "I can only think of two possibilities. One is a special 'Demon.' As I said before, Demons derived from different races are different. Among them, there is a type that can freely switch between their physical body and spirit body, but this is quite rare, and they may not be able to control living corpses."
"Can humans?" "The World" asked back.
"No. At least, I don't know of any such example," "The Sun" Derrick said honestly.
"What about the second possibility?" Klein thought of Miss Sharon's usual behavior and performance in battle, while "The World" changed his sitting posture accordingly.
Derrick answered seriously: "An Aberrant."
"'Aberrant'? Doesn't this refer to monsters?" "The World" asked back hoarsely.
Klein clearly remembered that Mr. Azik had once mentioned that "Aberrants" were a general term for cursed humans. Due to the different curses, Aberrants formed different races.
They are usually the same as humans, but they always harbor twisted and suppressed desires in their hearts. When a specific scene appears or they are stimulated by a specific thing, they will explode, turn into monsters, and willfully satisfy their cravings for killing, bloodlust, and so on.
Every time they erupt, they become a bit more cold-hearted, eventually completely losing their positive human emotions.
The most representative among them is the "Werewolf."
"The Sun" Derrick nodded frankly: "Yes, Aberrants are various monsters that split off from humans due to the negative effects brought by certain Beyonder characteristics."
Not a curse, but the negative effects brought by certain Beyonder characteristics? Sitting in the thick gray fog, "The Fool" Klein realized that this was different from Mr. Azik's description.
Is this what people knew about Aberrants before the Cataclysm? Common knowledge known by everyone in the City of Silver is quite precious to Beyonders in the Northern and Southern Continents... Klein increasingly realized the peculiarity of the God's Fallen Land.
At this moment, Derrick continued: "The characteristics possessed by 'Aberrants' just happen to form a Beyonder pathway, so normal humans can also become Aberrants by consuming potions."
"'Aberrant' pathway? Which pathway is this? What is the corresponding Sequence 9 called?" Klein, curious, let "The World" ask.
"The Sun" Derrick didn't mind it being another question from the other party and treated it as a necessary supplement.