Villain: After I died, all the heroines cried themselves to sleep.

Utilizing Shulan's "Mirror Flower Water Moon" and Ira's "Flying Shuttle Crossing the Void".

Rogge and his two companions easily bypassed the blockade of the Inquisitors and the Royal Guard and sneaked into the old professor's research room.

Unfortunately, the professor's study room was in complete disarray at that moment.

It's obvious that the judge has thoroughly investigated everything.

However, this was not Rogge's destination.

As mentioned before, there are many secret rooms of varying sizes beneath the Royal Academy, most of which are used by teachers for secret research or by students for running underground organizations.

Since the old professor was secretly in contact with the alien race, he most likely also had his own secret research lab.

Rogge had Ira become invisible so she could investigate whether there was a secret room nearby.

Sure enough, not long after, Ira discovered the secret passage buried deep underground.

And it has not yet been discovered by the judge.

"Then what are we waiting for? Let's go down quickly."

Using Ira's invisibility, the three entered the secret passage and followed it to the old professor's secret research room.

The study room is filled with bookshelves, mostly containing historical classics, as well as some banned books from the banned book list.

There are even experimental reports from the Truth Cult.

"It seems the professor has been investigating the history of alien races for many years."

Roger glanced around briefly, then went to the innermost desk, where he found the old professor's latest compiled manuscript notes.

"History has been rewritten; are we all just livestock being raised in captivity?"

Rogge read out the title of the manuscript.

Shulan and Ira, upon hearing Rogge's words, also came over to check.

This is the result of the old professor's investigation, combined with the findings of other scholars of the Doubting Antiquity School.

The history of the Lost Era differs greatly from the history of the Age of Truth.

The reason for this difference in fault lines is...

The root cause is that the history of the former has been distorted by the latter.

In the Lost Era, there are also records of humans fighting against other races, which serve as evidence that humans and other races cannot coexist.

The question is, are the alien races of today really the same as those recorded in the lost civilization?

the answer is negative.

Because the old professor saw the alien race that exists today.

He asserted that the alien races, sinners, saints, and royalty are all essentially human.

At least during the Lost Era, they belonged to the human race.

The Sinners were even the rulers of the human race, the first kings of the human race.

Today, a portion of the human race has been excluded as outsiders and has become the current alien race. The sinful race, who were the first kings of the human race, have become the kings of the alien race.

This is clear evidence that history has been distorted.

As for who distorted history...

The old professor couldn't find any clues or evidence, but he used the process of elimination to deduce the culprit behind the falsification of history—

A true alien race.

They transferred their alien identities to some of the human race, thus completely hiding themselves in the annals of history, unknown to anyone.

Now that we know of their existence, finding them shouldn't be difficult.

From what moment did history begin to be altered?

There is only one answer.

That is the arrival of the Age of Truth.

"Now I understand why the professor died."

"Rogge said quietly."

[100% of the target progress!]

[Goal achieved!]

With the help of your companions, you uncover the truth behind the old professor's murder and once again come into contact with the truth of the world.

[The evaluation for dying because of one's criminal heritage has been significantly improved!]

The chances of finding the Demon Sword of Sin have greatly increased!

"Ah...that's why I became a different race..."

Iraq then realized what was going on.

If the alien races we see today are actually human, then it can only be considered a bloodline awakening, not a racial mutation.

The question is, why did he awaken?

Let's continue reading.

Rogge continued to flip through the latter half of the manuscript.

And in that very instant.

zizi——

A strange current flashed in Rogge's eyes.

"hiss!"

Roger gasped and quickly covered his eyes.

Intense pain suddenly erupted from his pupils, like a raging fire threatening to burn his eyes to ashes.

This excruciating pain far exceeded expectations, bursting forth with intense emotion and willpower.

Rogge's expression was contorted and grotesque with pain.

Bloodshot eyes reflected the outside world.

Dark flames erupted from his pupils, as if to ignite the entire world.

[An indomitable will is undergoing a rapid transformation...]

[A dark will has awakened; you have gained a new talent.]

"Your Highness!"

"Brother Roger!"

Shulan and Ira noticed Rogge's unusual behavior and quickly reached out to help him up when he almost fell to the ground.

"What's wrong with you?"

"I...I'm fine!"

Roger gritted his teeth, enduring the pain that was beyond his capacity, and struggled to his feet.

He barely opened his eyes and forced a reassuring smile at the two of them.

Shulan and Ira were stunned.

"Your Highness, your eyes..."

"Eye?"

Roger turned to look at the mirror not far away.

He was drenched in cold sweat and his face was deathly pale in the mirror.

Only his eyes, as he adapted to the burning sensation, gradually lost their bloodshot color, leaving only a deep and mysterious halo.

It's as if they can see through illusions and understand the truth of the world.

"What... what's going on?"

Roger reached out and touched his eye socket.

The appearance of the pupils of the eyes has changed, but other than that, there seems to be no other abnormality.

Suddenly, Roger seemed to sense something and abruptly turned to look at the entrance.

Shulan and Ira followed Rogge's gaze.

Click, click, click...

A series of heavy footsteps approached.

Immediately afterwards, a fully armed judge emerged from the darkness.

"I never expected that the Blasphemer's research lab was hidden here. Thanks to you guys, I was able to find this place."

The judge's face was cold and stern as he spoke in a measured and deliberate manner.

"Next, I will purge you."

As he spoke, he was about to launch an attack.

However, before he could even draw his sword, a flash of light pierced his throat with lightning speed.

Chi.

Blood splattered.

Rogge stared coldly at the judge, then withdrew his longsword.

The judge's body fell heavily to the ground.

"Brother Roger, you...you killed him?"

It was only then that Ira realized what was happening, staring at Rogge in disbelief.

"Are we supposed to keep these disgustingly ugly bugs alive for the New Year?"

Rogge pointed at the judge's corpse and said to Ira in an annoyed tone.

"I know, but he's human..."

"Ira said weakly."

"Humans?"

Rogge frowned slightly and looked down at the judge's corpse.

In his vision, what lay on the ground was clearly a disgusting insectoid creature with compound eyes and mouthparts.

Before Rogge could think too much about it...

At that moment, noisy footsteps echoed again from the secret passage at the entrance.

"The pursuers are coming; let's get out of here first."

Without hesitation, Rogge instructed Ira to use her intangibility ability to carry him and Shulan through the wall and leave the research lab.

Before leaving, to prevent the leakage of information and his whereabouts, Rogge summoned a ball of black flames and set the entire research lab ablaze.

The fire quickly engulfed the entire research lab.

Rogge and his two companions used this opportunity to escape.

However, when Roger returned to the ground and looked at the outside world...

I was completely stunned.

The world has completely changed compared to not long ago.

The once clear blue sky has disappeared, replaced by a translucent film covered with scarlet veins.

The scorching sun withdrew its rays, revealing a blood-red heart.

Thump... thump...

The heavy, slow heartbeat resonated and echoed in the air, striking the depths of the soul.

Countless blood vessels, densely packed together, extend from the heart.

Some of them were connected to the thin membrane in the sky, while the rest transformed into billions of blood threads that fell to the ground, connecting to the backs of almost everyone.

The entire world was shrouded in blood-red light, like a living incubator nurturing something indescribable.

"What...what's going on?"

Roger stared wide-eyed at the bizarre scene before him, completely bewildered.

You have touched upon the truth of the world.