Devil's Bible

Chapter 202 The Fairy's Epic Perspective

Zuowen looked at the fairy in front of him and his expression became flustered.

As he continued to awaken his fairy bloodline and break through his own limits, one day he saw the fairy that only he could see—Lillian.

According to her, she was the progenitor of their lineage, who were half-human and half-fairy.

In other words, Lillian is nominally their great-great-great-ancestor!
At the time, Zovin didn't believe it at all. After all, how could a fairy the size of a palm be his ancestor?

Besides, so many years have passed, how could she possibly still be alive today, even if she were an ancestor?

However, Zovin gradually came to believe Lillian's words.

Based on the information provided by Lillian, he roughly understood the unique way fairies exist.

The so-called fairies are also known as lake fairies or forest fairies, etc.

They live in a special dimensional rift, are born with the ability to observe history, and basically do not age or die of old age.

Of course, this also brings a problem, namely that they are basically unable to interfere with the real world.

Only a few fortunate individuals are able to encounter them by the lake and in the forest, and after a brief encounter, they will once again depart.

Only those who sign a contract will gradually undergo physical changes, thereby acquiring the bloodline of a fairy.

Therefore, it does not mean that fairy bloodlines can only be obtained through reproduction.

During this process, some of the contractors' descendants are also able to awaken a certain degree of fairy bloodline.

We are now at a critical juncture in history, and fairies are able to move around in the outside world to a limited extent, but they are difficult for ordinary people to spot.

Lillian looked around and then discovered that the problem wasn't too big for her family; it was just that their bloodline was becoming increasingly scarce, and the members were finding it difficult to detect Lillian's existence.

Only Zovin, perhaps stimulated by some crucial historical aura, experienced a powerful reversion of his ancestral bloodline, which allowed him to see Lillian.

From the moment she saw it, Lillian was able to turn the tables and assist Zovin.

The branch of the contract that Nemus planted in Zovin through the contract, as well as most of the methods he laid out, were all eliminated by Lillian.

As a fairy who has lived for over a thousand years and has spent most of her time confined to special crevices, she possesses extremely powerful skills.

"The seal of this church isn't particularly complex, but why is it so powerful?" Lillian asked, trying to figure out what was going on with the seal on Zovin's hand as she urged him to run away.

Ordinary sealing techniques are hard to escape her observation, but this seal is stronger than usual.

“Although it only restricts you from leaving the city, it’s a seal with a clear target and strong binding force, but it shouldn’t be like this…” Lillian suddenly shouted, “You’re in big trouble. Only mythological powers can seal you to this extent.”

Once all unreasonable scenarios are eliminated, whatever remains, however unbelievable, is still the truth.

"How is this possible, Nair? How could that person have the power of a Mythical Race? He's still praying for the destiny of history, wanting to become a Legendary Race!" Zovin couldn't believe it; he was determined to take revenge on Nair.

“It’s entirely possible.” Lillian said seriously, even though her face wasn’t very big to begin with.

"Mythical species cannot be created through normal channels. To create a mythical species, a mythical species must die."

"Over the long course of time, even mythical species can perish."

"Their legacy may contain power derived from mythology."

“The one who drew your blood, Nair, may have obtained one of these remnants.”

"What do we do now?" Zovin asked as he ran away. He didn't know what had happened to his family, nor what his future held.

After confirming Lillian's identity, Zovin thought he had reached the pinnacle of his life and would become the protagonist of history.

Like their ancestors, they became legendary heroes of this world.

However, after escaping, things didn't turn out as he had imagined—it was a completely different world. And with all the disappointments, he belatedly began to worry about his family.

If he runs away, how will Nemes treat his family?
And that feeling of impending doom I just felt...

"Your seal is most likely only slightly affected by divine power."

“I’ll spend some time, and maybe I can solve it,” Lillian said after confirming.

"Now is the time for you to run, preferably to one of those people who are enemies of that Nair!" Lillian could roughly sense the changes in history.

As Nemes acquires historical data, he will naturally face the test of history.

As one of the links, Zowen will inevitably interact with other links as he pushes forward.

In other words, there are likely still some people in the entire Tailtail Town who are capable of being enemies with Nemus.

"Don't worry too much. Although my power can only be used on you, with my assistance, most Iron-type monsters won't be a match for you."

As a special kind of life form, fairies' power grows stronger with the passage of time, and Lillian's strength is roughly equivalent to that of a Gold Saint.

However, her golden bloodline has many limitations. For example, she is basically unable to affect the material plane, and her power is only useful to those who can observe her fairy bloodline.

But even if she could only assist Zowen alone, she was very confident.

Zovin nodded; he had no choice but to listen to Lillian now.

"Can I go home now?" Zovin then asked Lillian, as if remembering something.

“Your family members are probably all dead. You won’t see them if you go back now, so why would you go back?” Lillian’s question was met with his puzzled reply.

This left Zovin standing there, staring at Lillian in disbelief.

"What did you say?" Zovin couldn't understand what Lillian was saying at all.

It's as if they're not talking about the death of their entire family, but rather about a flower by the roadside withering.

“Dead.” Lillian didn’t quite understand Zovin’s confusion: “Doesn’t a human just die when they are killed?”

"But don't worry, with my help, you will definitely be able to take revenge."

At this moment, Zovin deeply understood the teachings he had received from his father.

"Fairies are immortal beings, possessing the perspective of an epic tale of time."

"Their view of human affairs transcends that of humans."

"They were flipping through a history book."

"The perspective is always on heroes and epics."

"As for the others, they may just be a death statistic in history books."

(End of this chapter)