I, Folyago, am the most devoted lover in Runeterra.

What was once a peaceful island has been transformed into a desolate and ravaged land.

And men, by a twist of fate, also became vessels of decay.

The sudden and overwhelming power drove the man into a rage, and in his rage, he ultimately provoked a terrifying being.

This resulted in them being sealed away on a dilapidated island.

One year, two years, three years... five hundred years, one thousand years...

And so, the man remained sealed on the island, suffering the torment of loneliness and solitude.

Finally, a reckless 27-year-old undead broke the seal on the island, releasing the man.

However, men who possess "evil powers" are still regarded as "heretics" by others.

Then, the girl imagined a scene of a man fighting a giant sea monster. Fortunately, the man eventually defeated the monster and liberated the port city called Bilgewater.

In honor of the man's achievements, the man became the god worshipped by the Bilgewater people!

The story ends here.

...........

The man's inspiring story of "my fate is in my own hands, not in the heavens" gradually filled Syndra's eyes with complex emotions.

At this moment, when she looked at the man again, she completely understood the emotions in his eyes.

This is a feeling of compassion and pity that comes from the heart...

How similar this man's story is to hers?

Not only were they so similar, but her suffering paled in comparison to the man's misery.

People always feel an inexplicable sense of closeness to those who have had similar experiences.

In that instant, Syndra understood why she was there and the man's motives for doing all this.

Needless to say.

It was he who saved her.

Clearly, the girl was already engrossed in Folgo's story, which was a mix of truth and fiction.

...........

"Sit down, child."

At this moment, when Syndra heard Foygo's voice again, she instinctively felt that it was full of kindness and an inexplicable sense of warmth.

After hesitating for a moment, Syndra returned to her seat.

"Do you have any questions now?"

Folgo asked again gently, and compared to before, the girl was clearly much less wary now.

Some questions that were difficult to ask are now gradually becoming easier to answer.

"you........."

"Why did you save me...?"

Syndra hesitated for a moment; the previous clip had already revealed the man's name to her.

The ancient King Feuergo, or perhaps the King of Ruin, the Dark Lord...

However, when the words came to her lips, the girl didn't know how to address this great being, and could only choose the rather impolite "you" as her form of address.

However, it is clear that Fryego did not care about this.

I saved you, no reason needed.

"If I want to save someone, I will. It's that simple."

Foljego didn't explain anything, he just said it casually.

His seemingly perfunctory words caused Syndra's body to tremble involuntarily.

She looked into the man's eyes again, only to find a trace of concern and the unchanged pity within them.

A strange emotion welled up from the bottom of Syndra's heart, making her nose tingle slightly.

Syndra had no idea what was wrong with her.

How could someone show such an expression in front of a stranger they've only met a few times?

If you really want to calculate it, the girl is now over fifty years old.

In reality, her actual mental age is no more than twenty.

She seemed to have never experienced such care in her previous life.

— Kindness from a stranger who has had similar experiences.

Abandoned and ostracized by her family from a young age, then betrayed by her beloved master, she was imprisoned in a cage of despair, and then quietly devoured and corrupted by evil...

Compared to all these feelings, this feeling right now is almost too wonderful...

It was this beauty that made Syndra feel a little teary-eyed.

"That........."

"My power........."

Syndra took a deep breath, composed herself slightly, and then asked.

Having gone through all of this, Syndra knows that relying on herself is better than relying on anyone else.

Therefore, even though all her past tragedies were caused by power, she still cannot lose that power now.

Syndra felt only gratitude and goodwill towards Foygo, who was standing before her, because they had similar experiences.

At most, it's just the attraction of a handsome man of the opposite sex.

No one develops an inexplicable dependence on someone after only meeting them twice, especially a girl like Syndra who has psychological trauma.

"I'm just temporarily separating it from you."

"You should know that you cannot control this immense power for the time being; it will only consume your mind."

"I'll turn you into a beast."

Foygo slowly recounted his story, explaining to Syndra.

In fact, this was the reason why Foljego's "Death of All Things" yesterday failed to kill Syndra with a single strike.

Because the object that Folgo chose to kill was not Syndra herself, but the connection between her and the dark evil power within her.

In other words, Syndra's connection with the dark forces has been temporarily "killed" by Folyago.

Foygo was able to do this thanks to the enhancement of his demigod swordsmanship, which allowed him to reach the pinnacle of skill.

This is the only way to remove the "concept" from Syndra without harming Syndra herself.

It's important to understand that doing this is far more difficult than cleaving a massive tsunami in Bilgewater with a single sword strike.

After all, compared to smashing a wall with a sledgehammer, it's obviously more difficult to cut tofu with a knife.

After this sword strike, Foygo gained a clearer understanding of the source of Syndra's power.

This dark and evil power seems to permeate every corner of Ionia.

Syndra herself is the vessel chosen by this force.

This force was immense, seemingly no less powerful than the black mist of the Shadow Isles.

Like the black mist of the Shadow Isles, this force is impossible to kill.

Even if Foygo has the ability to temporarily destroy this power, this dark evil force will re-emerge from some unknown source.

It will return to Syndra once it reaches a peak.

Having realized this, Feuergo chose to sever the connection between the two.

This ended the influence of the dark evil on Syndra.

But this is only temporary, unless Folyago stays by Syndra's side and constantly uses the power of death to sever the connection between them.

Otherwise, it won't be long before this power returns to Syndra.

...........

Upon hearing Foygo's explanation, Syndra's eyes were filled with a complex expression.

"I can restore this power to your body whenever you want."

"But you should also understand that once I do this, you will lose your mind again."

“When the time comes…”

"I'm afraid it's not that simple."

At this point, Foygo's eyes were filled with seriousness.

Syndra was clearly aware of this as well.

She did not blame Folyago for sealing her power.

Winning or losing does not matter.