Evelyn has seen mages, elves, dragons, giants, and goblins in this other world, but not demons. Demons are a collective term for all the foul and unclean demons of the Abyss that grow in the Old Realm, cut off from all time and space, and are the offspring of the Old Gods. Thousands of years ago, the Old Gods were overthrown by the New Gods and banished to the Old Realm, and it is the New God system that the off-world continent Evelyn is on believes in.
Simply put, the Old Realm is a giant prison set up by the New Gods, and all creatures that rebel against the New Gods are exiled to the Old Realm, where all creatures are collectively known as Demons and believe in the Old Gods, who were also exiled to the Old Realm. For thousands of years, only one archmage managed to enter the Old Realm and return, writing a series of books that combined his personal experiences as a reference for the study of demons. However, most people considered his books to be whimsical fantasy novels, because the experience of "I'm a weak magician, but I'm being pursued by a beautiful chimera, what should I do?" is too ridiculous! And no one has ever seen a demon with their own eyes. Therefore, in this other world, demons are some kind of fantasy creatures that have never appeared and only exist in religious myths and legends that have been handed down for a long time. Of course, there are people who believe in the existence of demons, and when something like a missing person or a god recluse happens, most of them will blame it on demons. Evelyn kept her eyes open and read all the reports about demons, and at the same time a little doubt arose in her mind: how would a demon take a human captive? Soon, Evelyn knew the answer. "Lord of all living things, Father of all things, Guardian of humanity, Judge of virtue ......" "Merciful, generous, compassionate, fair and just, doing Your will as if honoring Your virtues, praising Your benevolence from generation to generation ......" "......%&$#&#)&......#@! @#......" Inside the sanctuary, just halfway through the prayer, a series of strange utterances came from the High Priest's lips, sometimes shrill and sometimes low, a sound that was definitely not humanly possible, and Evelyn saw the knot in his throat roll up and down, and two tumor-like things bulging wildly on either side of his neck. Evelyn, who was closest to him, bore the brunt of it, her mind buzzing, her consciousness slipping away, her eyes filled with the magnificent light reflected from the stained glass windows, and she stood on the floor as if she were standing on an ever-flowing tidal wave. Her legs were weak and drained, and she tried to let the tide beneath her feet hold her up and send her away, but someone helped her anyway - a pair of hands reached out to her, squeezing her shoulders, gripping her arms, wrapping around her calves. Evelyn was dizzy, and it was as if a hundred and a thousand and a million tiny fireworks exploded and exploded and exploded in her vision, and in a trance her soul spun and separated from her physical body and floated above her head, and in the spinning she saw the misery in the sanctuary - the worshippers who'd come to pray went berserk at the sound, beating each other, tearing each other apart until they were transformed from living persons into corpses. She felt no fear at all, and even felt a confused joy, ah, joy- She was lifted up by countless hands and placed on a pile of corpses. Twenty-seven hearts and other organs were arranged in a circle around her, and if Evelyn was still conscious, she should have known that they belonged to those who had disappeared. But for the moment, Evelyn was in a trance-like daze, staring up at the ceiling of the sanctuary, which was painted with God's messengers. The messengers waved at her, trying to summon her and her soul. "¥%*()&##$@......" The voice continued. A black swamp appeared below the pile of corpses, and both the corpses and Evelyn lying on top of them slowly sank into the swamp, sinking deeper and deeper. At the last moment of being submerged in the black swamp, Evelyn still blurredly reached out her hand to hold those white-winged messengers of God... * Evelyn finally awoke from her slumber, her eyes snapping open, sitting up and gasping for air. When she reacted, she was no longer in the sanctuary of the temple, but in an empty, palace-like hall-like place. Below her was a black magical formation, each pattern aligned with her body. Evelyn looked around in confusion and realized that someone was standing right next to her.It is not correct to say that it is a "human being" ....... Although the slender body of the other party is covered by a long black robe, and his face is also covered by a hood, a goat-like right horn is exposed outside the hood, and there is also a silver ring attached to it.
The other hand reached out as if to pull her up from the ground. The entire palm was on the narrow side, along with the five fingers, and the black nails were hooked, more like animal claws than fingers. His skin was white, paper white, with a black line on the back of each finger, the black lines intertwining on the back of the hand to form a pattern like an eye, then spreading upward until it disappeared under the robes that covered the arm. Seeing Evelyn's delayed reaction, the other party said in the common language of the continent with a strange pronunciation, "I am afraid, Queen. Evelyn, who had just been scared, found his pronunciation quite funny, "...... Thank you, that's much better. Other person:"?" "What kind of place is this? Why are you calling me Queen?" Evelyn asked as she raised her hands, carefully avoiding the other party's black hooked sharp claws, and gently closed both hands around his palms. As soon as they touched, Evelyn felt that the other's white skin was not soft, but like a hard layer of white steel, cold and hard. "And who are you?" Evelyn held his hand and opened her glassy eyes. Curious, she asked, "Since you call me Queen, are you also my King?"The succession ceremony was soon upon us. Under the interplay of the three moons, the night sky presented magnificent and marvelous colors. On the periphery of the quietly floating royal palace, all the high-ranking demons spread their huge and pitch-black batwings and peacefully waited for the ceremony to begin, the air filled with a tense and austere atmosphere. Mappa had already waited with some impatience, and the densely packed eyes on her forehead looked towards the gray-white royal palace in unison. She pinched her fan, the declining face revealing a sneer under the cover of the fan, as Mapa said mockingly, "Geez, His Majesty the Quasi-Demon King couldn't have escaped, could he?" Upon hearing this, Baymont, who was silent at the side, then immediately gave her a cold look. "Don't look at me with those eyes." Probably because she felt that Evelyn had no hope of being able to win against the invincible Agarez, so facing the Consul's eyes, M
This was also unexpected from Evelyn. Evelyn had little expression on her face as she asked Baymont, "I thought it was said that no demon has made it back from the Abyss alive so far?" Baymont's voice was cold, "It seems Agarez is the exception." There was a distinctly more abyssal aura about Agarez, and Evelyn couldn't say what it felt like, except for the vague realization that Agarez wasn't quite a demon anymore-he was stoic and violent, calm and paranoid, contradictory in every look and every gesture, like an iceberg melting but dripping molten lava, like a fire burning in a snowfields, just not like a living, breathing creature capable of action and speech. Wherever he went, the air became thin and distorted. Facing Agarez, who had returned from the abyss, every demon in the room felt as if they had been suffocated by death, and even Mapa, who had always been the boldest, spoke with trepidation and trembled as if she were walking on thin ic
Evelyn defeated Mapa. It was nothing surprising; from the moment Marpa caught a hint of familiarity in Evelyn's body and subconsciously developed an unconcealable fear, the demoness who had exposed herself to her weaknesses was doomed to become a loser. But instead of choosing to eat her, Evelyn leaves her alive. This made Mappa feel doubly humiliated - she couldn't look at humans and despised such powerless and weak races, so naturally she couldn't hold much respect for Evelyn, who was transformed from a human. Mappa would rather be inside Evelyn's stomach than be at her beck and call. Evelyn seems to have read Mapa's mind. She half crouched in front of the Archduchess as the other lay dying on the ground, half of her face burned by the black flames pressed against the ground, the other half hidden beneath her long, dark, misty hair. Evelyn reached out and cupped Mapa's pointed jaw, forcing her to lift her face. Evelyn then go
Evelyn is invited to the castle of Archduchess Mapa. Mappa's castle was even more lavish than she had imagined - the ever-so-extravagant Archduchess was clearly more attached to her residence than the empty, pale palace. As the servant guided her, Evelyn stepped through corridors paved with costly crystals that Evelyn had only seen in Agarez's treasure trove, said to be the bones of a rare and vicious beast that lived in the depths of the swamps, and from which every inch of the floor of Castle Mapa had been built. In addition to this, other treasures were everywhere, and most of them were casually discarded on the floor or in corners, as if the owner who had taken them from them had given but a fraction of a second of his time to the love of them, and then threw them on the floor and turned his head and forgot all about them. Complex, rich scents floated around the castle, and Evelyn could vaguely distinguish which of the beautiful carnivorous
"Did you miss me?" Sagon lay on his back on Evelyn's soft bed and seemed to be in a very happy mood as he crossed his thin two legs and shifted from one to the other. He propped his face up with one hand and stroked Hilda's hair with the other. The small, thin Hilda was bound mercilessly, his palmed lips wide open, tearing at Hilda's hair with his sharp teeth. Hilda was in pain, but Sagon covered her mouth, so all she could do was stare at Sagon with a furious glare. "Be careful," Evelyn warned instead of answering him, "you're hurting her." Sagon did not comply with her intention to change the topic, but to say something inexplicably creepy and sweet to himself, "I have been thinking about you, no matter when or where. You disappeared for such a long time ...... honestly I thought you had died, and for that reason I shed quite a few sad tears ...... obviously I didn't even cry when my father died." "But sometimes I think that you might
This power was bizarre and surging, making him feel extremely unfamiliar.Baymont's breath stuttered, as if he had sensed the danger under the thin ice, and instantly realized what was going on. Immediately after that, he turned his head expressionlessly and looked straight in the direction that Fang had left, his somewhat gloomy purple pupils abruptly narrowing. Obviously, this force went straight to Evelyn with lightning speed.Baymont couldn't think in time, he subconsciously chased after her, his figure was as fast as a ghost that appeared and disappeared suddenly. As he expected, the strange force did stop in front of Evelyn. It was a white demon he had never seen before, barely recognizable by race, its body sturdy and long and lean, its back hunched over, its slightly raised spine like a sharp hill that stretched all the way down to a long, thin, sharp tail that finally dissolved into white bone. Its head was also covered by hard white bone
Ruins full of corpses are not a suitable place to live, Evelyn intends to refurbish the dilapidated palace, when faced with this proposal, Baymont does not say anything, but just stares at her for a moment with what feels like an odd gaze, as if speculating on her intentions. Evelyn saw his skepticism and said in a brisk voice, "Don't look at me like that, isn't it your wish that I stay?" Baymont denied coldly and quickly, "That was before." Evelyn blinked, she was about to say something when she was interrupted by Baymont's voice.Baymont said with a blank face, "Do what you want to do whatever you want to do, don't bother me." After that, Baymont glanced at Evelyn with grayish purple pupils and turned away. Hilda leaned carefully behind the pillar, and she watched Baymont's figure disappear from view before she dared to boldly trot out from behind it, looking up at Evelyn with two bright eyes. "Will you stay here all the time?
Evelyn finds fresh water that can help Baymont cleanse his body, and despite the palace resembling a barren wasteland, some of the infrastructure is surprisingly still functional. Evelyn did some simple cleaning, and began to help Baymont clean his body.Baymont's body, Evelyn has seen it many times, but Evelyn is still the first time he has become so thin body ...... Demons rely on devouring their own kind to gain strength, and if they reduce feeding, it will naturally become weakened. Evelyn also noticed the stitch-like marks on both of his arms; these ordinary-looking, human-like hands were certainly not grown normally, and Evelyn guessed that Baymont had probably used some kind of smelting to forge them, then cut off his own hands and finally sewed them on. "......" Evelyn reached out again and touched the broken horn on the top of Baymont's head, which had extremely flat cuts in it. The remainder of the horn was hidden vaguely between the hair, so th
Almost from the moment she saw Hilda, Evelyn was sure of her identity. This could be because of that wonderful bloodline; after all, Hilda was Baymont's child conceived from her blood, and the closer they were to each other, the more deeply the part of Hilda that flowed through her and originally belonged to Evelyn would call to her. Evelyn's first sight of Hilda was not taken away from her by the other woman's rare long pale blonde hair; quite the opposite, her vision was slightly dazzled, and a subtle sound surged intermittently in her ears - the sound of blood flowing through her veins. The primal blood ties of the demons drew them to each other, called them to each other, and even though Hilda had deliberately hidden it and Evelyn had no intention of admitting it, she still knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that Hilda was her child, that there was a minuscule part of Hilda that came from her, and that all beyond that had been given to and shaped for he