Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 64, "Mistake," tricked me!

"You thought it was a big deal? My brother personally led the hunters around to catch people, and guess what? There were only about ten people in total."

Bradel, who looked like a small mountain, leaned against the doorway, laughing about what happened yesterday, chatting with Helmeyne who was standing on the windowsill.

Judging from His appearance, He was clearly no longer subject to the special influence of the decaying power of Twilight on Him.

Helmani gazed at the giants gradually gathering in the distance to prepare for the celebration, munching on a plate of fruit cut into small pieces by Selena, and casually remarked:

"Rumor has it that this cannibalism spreads through injuries, and those giants that survive being bitten will also try to eat their own kind."

"It seems so." Bradel smiled nonchalantly. If it weren't for the fact that whenever the urge to devour his own kind arose, he would be forced to weaken by the methods set up by his father, the Giant King, he would be happy to participate in this "biting fun".

"But it didn't spread at all, and it couldn't spread. Those weak and pitiful guys had absolutely no chance to infect the strong in their clan with this 'appetite.' They were captured before they could even make a ripple."

"Were they captured alive, or not killed?" Hermaine asked.

Bradel laughed:

"Except for a small number who died because they didn't hold back, most of them were captured alive."

"You saw it for yourself; for the hunters, dealing with that kind of creature is no different than catching small insects."

Helmani listened while munching on fruit. This fruit, a specialty of the giants, was unusually crisp and juicy in early spring, likely the work of the goddess of harvest. She thought for a moment and said, "Did you capture it to find out why?"

Bradel scratched his head impatiently and said, "Yeah. My brother and mother said that if we don't find the source, no matter how many people we arrest or kill, there will always be hidden dangers. I don't think that's a hidden danger..."

As Bradel was complaining, a melodious and beautiful voice drifted through the air: "Hermaine, the giants need your strength."

"Mother!"

Bradel was so surprised when he saw Omibella, the "Goddess of Harvest," materialize from the water not far from the house that he immediately stopped talking and stood still.

Omibella glanced at Bradel, then turned to Helmani and smiled, "Helani, I suspect the unrest within the tribe might be related to the dragons' schemes. I need your mind-reading abilities."

Hermaine had anticipated that Omibella would come to her for help, after all, she was the expert in matters that might involve mental mutations, and she was the one in the entire Giants' Court who knew best.

Moreover, the corpse of that mental dragon was provided to her by Omibella.

Omibella couldn't possibly have forgotten her.

But Helmani, who was being gazed at by those gentle, vertical eyes, put down the fruit plate and pointed to herself with a slightly surprised expression, saying, "Can I really be of any help?"

"Only you can do this." Omibella walked slowly toward Hermaine, and Bradel quickly made way for his mother.

Standing on the windowsill, Helmaene looked at the voluptuous, enormous female giant leaning against the window and asked, "Do you want me to infiltrate the subconscious of those seemingly out-of-control giants?"

"Yes." Omibella nodded slightly. "Although our supreme king, in order to fight against the dragons that traverse the mental world, bestowed upon our people spiritual protection with the authority of a god, I suspect that those giants who harm our own kind may have been the work of the dragons."

Your guess is wrong...

It's a "mistake"—I wonder what their purpose was in causing trouble within your tribe...

"Then, shall you take me to see it first?"

Helmani, who had not revealed her teleportation ability, touched the fingertips of Omibella's outstretched hand with her palm. Then, she and Omibella transformed into the natural aura and merged into the water not far away.

The "Desolate Matriarch" can blend into nature, including the earth, watercourses, mountains, and minerals, and travel through them.

The water spread out, like a spider web, covering the entire Giant's Royal Court.

Hermaine then realized that this architectural style was specifically designed to make it easier for Omibella to teleport to various corners of the Giants' Court using the flow of water.

In an instant, Hermaine was transported by this natural force to the front of the tallest and most magnificent palace in the Giants' Court.

But Omibella did not lead Hermaine to the palace. Instead, she turned a corner and came to an ancient side hall, where guards, each over ten meters tall and clad in black armor, stood watch.

These black-armored guards do not possess independent consciousness; they are all creations of Omibella and are entirely controlled by her.

Moreover, there wasn't a single giant warrior here, so it seemed that this side hall was entirely under Omibella's control.

A corner of the palace was transformed into a dungeon.

The giants who had eaten their own kind were imprisoned in cages.

Besides the armored guards, various plants entwined with evil spirits were scattered throughout the dungeon.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

The moment Helmaene stepped into the dungeon, she noticed that all the giants in the cages suddenly experienced a surge of emotion!

Although the giants, including men, women, and children, calmed down again, Helmaene was now completely certain that these giants were all parasitized by "Error".

These men and women in the cage have all become alter egos of "mistake".

In other words, the empty-eyed appearance of these giants was all an "incorrect" act?

"These giants were perfectly normal before they started eating their own kind," Omibella said softly after scanning the area. "But no matter how much we tried to provoke them, they didn't react at all."

Helmaene nodded upon hearing this, approached the cage, and communicated with the collective unconscious, but the islands of the mind that appeared in her mental body's vision became different.

If these mental islands hadn't faintly carried the aura of her spiritual clones, she wouldn't have dared to confirm that these giants were all mistakenly parasitized.

The ability to make "mistakes" is actually still growing!

After a long delay, Helmaene picked out two of the imprisoned giants and said, "His, and this giant... their inner worlds are rich, while the inner worlds of the other giants seem to be closed off, and I cannot change their state."

"Even you can't do it?" Omibella sighed softly. She waved her hand, and the two giants pointed out by Hermaine rose from their cages and knelt before her, saying, "Your Highness."

These two were clearly tools that Omibella had infiltrated to test whether Helmaenie was truly doing her job.

“It’s not that I don’t trust you, but these giants who harm their own kind have one thing in common.” Omibella looked at Helmaenie with gentle eyes, but her tone turned cold: “Recently, they have all eaten humans.”

These are all serious criminals who have recently eaten giants!

Hermaine was taken aback.

This flaw... was deliberately left by the "error".

Is the "error" causing me trouble?

(End of this chapter)