Reborn Demon Girl Will Not Meet the Uncle Hero

The Reasons for Building Chapter 192

Constructing a battlefield that reflects everything on the ground—this was no easy task for Moher.

In short, Moh faces a choice: one is to create something similar to the alchemical artifact World Reflection, projecting everyone onto it, then proportionally weakening them and fine-tuning their numerical values ​​before engaging in combat—or, to have everyone's souls participate in such a battle, but leaving a "death escape" mechanism within their souls to ensure that every "loser" does not die and leaves the world of the dead.

The former is much more troublesome than the latter, and the latter will ultimately have some impact on those participating in such a war—however, the difference is that with the former, Moh can use some dirty tricks to manipulate the numerical values. With the latter, if she tries to pull any dirty tricks, it will be easily discovered by Doro.

Personally, Moh prefers the former option; she has no intention of having a fair and just showdown with Doro.

But then again.

Elf's words echoed in Moher's mind, making her feel as uncomfortable as if she had swallowed a fly.

I dare not face Doro head-on?

Moh admitted that Doro was currently stronger, and she was indeed somewhat afraid that if she were to launch a direct war with Doro, it would cause unpredictable consequences... but that was definitely not a reason for her not to engage in a direct war with Doro.

Who is Mohe? Many people may misunderstand her as a demon lord, but in reality, she is a kind and benevolent being.

If Moh were to speak for herself, she could give an example—that no race in the world has ever been wiped out because of Moh.

The race that existed ten thousand years ago was destroyed because the Nakras sacrificed their entire population to gain the power to fight her. In contrast, the Moher never does anything against a race.

On the contrary, she was very proactive in maintaining racial diversity; for example, she gave the Dragon King the medicine that was suitable for reproduction—this was a manifestation of her kindness and benevolence.

Not only did she not exterminate any races, but she also created many races. Although people called these races she created "demons," in Moh's eyes, these races she created were no different from humans, elves, and dwarves.

Conversely, after Mohe was "killed," the diverse demon races were crushed by the various races, and many races created by Mohe were slaughtered—although Mohe was not angry about it.

Therefore, she generally wouldn't launch such a large-scale war. The war in which the various races resisted her was ultimately initiated by the various races themselves. She just silently watched the development of events and waited for the arrival of a certain moment.

In conclusion, the reason she doesn't wage a true war against Doro is because she doesn't want the number of races in the world to continue to decrease. Creating a race requires inspiration! She doesn't want to recreate the races she's already created. Every race's birth requires some kind of inspiration, and she won't create things she has no interest in. Therefore, if the number of races continues to decrease, recreating them becomes troublesome.

Doing something out of interest is completely different from doing something out of necessity.

Moher didn't want things to turn out that way.

Although Doro is indeed stronger now, then again, when I lost, I wasn't completely crushed. I only lost by one move. It's not that I can't defeat Doro, it's just that there's a certain risk involved. As for whether I have any feelings for Doro?
Foolish snow elf, your mind is filled with nothing but love and romance. Don't you know that the most unreliable thing in this world is the feelings between living beings?
As an eternal being, Moher can guarantee that the only paths to eternity in this world are power and knowledge.

When will these ignorant beings realize that they, possessing both power and knowledge, are certainly superior to Doro, who only possesses power? In the eyes of the eternal beings, this is but a fleeting moment! A momentary victory or defeat is meaningless in the face of the eternal beings; it is in itself a way of showing weakness.

She began to work on transforming this world of the dead.

Moh is actually more concerned about something else right now, which is the matter of the goddess.

Having already gone this far with Doro, it seems the goddess has no intention of descending?

This made Moh wonder if there was some problem in the heavens. Not long ago, the goddess had descended to the world through Shadi—but that descent was driven by Shadi's will. Shadi wanted the goddess to come down, so the goddess descended. It seemed that the goddess's descent was voluntary and had not been seen.

Even now, as he stirs up trouble alone in the world of the dead, the goddess doesn't seem to intend to come and see him... What's going on?
Mohe actually wanted to communicate with the goddess, after all, it had been many years since they last met. The goddess had recently done some big things, giving birth to a life form like Doro, and overturning everything in just a few decades. This actually violated the promise she had made with the goddess... However, as an eternal life form, Mohe also knew very well that such a promise was nonsense. She herself would not abide by such a promise, let alone the goddess.

But communication was essential; she needed to ascertain the goddess's condition.

The heavens belong to the goddess, and the earth belongs to oneself. This was an agreement made long ago. Since the goddess guided the birth of the White Church and also created the hero, perhaps... there really is a problem with the heavens.

She might have had a different kind of expectation of Doro.

We look forward to Doro resolving the problems in the heavens.

Is it an ominous sign? If it is, the goddess should have contacted me.

They had jointly banished many ominous things in the past, which provided a basis for cooperation in this matter.

She could only suppress this thought for the time being. Now was not the time to think about the goddess. It was the time for her to fight against Doro. The matter here was more important. Everyone should mind their own business. She had no interest in caring about the goddess. In any case, from her observation, the heavenly realm was still normal. If something happened, she would deal with it later. To put it bluntly, what if the goddess died?
Anyway, Doro is very strong now, and I might have a basis for cooperating with him.

She'll have to stay in the world of the dead for a while.

……

Adeline had actually been researching human alchemy for some time.

It's not quite accurate to call this technology a forbidden technology.

After careful research, Adeline discovered that this technology could potentially lead to "eternity," or at least, she was certain of one thing.

Moher's demon blood was created through this method.

So, was the Great Devastation of that time caused by Mohe's fear of such things? But why Star Tears? Why would Mohe feel pity and sorrow for such a thing? The Demon King is definitely not that kind of person.

With these questions in mind, Adeline finally found Doro.

"You said that if I need anything, I can come and ask you."

Doro nodded: "Yes, you're right. What do you need?"

Adeline glanced at Adriana, who stood behind Doro, her head bowed, like a loyal maid.

He then shared his thoughts: "I discovered something during my research..."

She voiced her question: "I want to know, would the Demon King kill someone simply because they know her secret?"

Adeline revealed the truth about human alchemy and the Demon King's blood without any concealment, and she didn't know if it was true.

Doro gave an affirmative answer: "If Mohe were that kind of person, she wouldn't have waited for me to break through in the first place."

Adeline paused for a moment.

Doro continued, "If, as you say, human alchemy can allow humans to reach this level, then Mohe must have supported this alchemy from the beginning. She must have hoped for the birth of a life like herself. On my leap, I have felt her loneliness and solitude. She always looked down upon this world, always hoping that someone could come to her. So, if what you say is true, this alchemy is definitely not the reason Mohe destroyed that city. Rather, it should be the reason of her sorrow and pity. She felt regret that she could not get the answer she wanted from this alchemy."

Listening to Doro's words, Adeline suddenly realized that Doro and Moh had already "understood" each other. Their adventurer team had traveled together for years, but did they truly understand each other? They maintained a facade of peace, each believing they were in a happy and carefree place, but did they truly understand each other?
Did Doro understand them as well as Moher did back then? And did they understand Doro's thoughts as well as they did?

It seems not.

Doro is now a life form of the same level as Moh.

"From this perspective, human alchemy carries certain risks, forcing Mohe, who was originally full of anticipation and hoped to create a life form like her, to take drastic measures and destroy the city. That's why she was filled with sympathy and pity, and why she felt regret. This alchemy has a high probability of carrying unknown risks."

Doro nodded. "Exactly. That makes sense. Are you planning to use that to get into this field? It doesn't seem like a good choice."

"Even the same thing will have different effects when used by different people."

That was all Adeline answered.

(End of this chapter)