Demi-human Girls Completion Manual Chapter 1556 - 86: Myth (9k, Double-Length)

"Of course, it doesn’t matter to you, but we are forced to separate, unable even to sleep together. Earlier, Paimon brought a method that could temporarily separate our souls from the seal to Agares. She’s researched it for so long, thousands of years. If there really was a way to free us, would we believe Paimon?"

Barbatos’s feathers trembled as he shook his head, saying,

"You always contradict us but can’t offer any valuable solutions. Ultimately, it’s all because of your close relationship with Fisher. We understand that you would disregard the bonds of race for him; I can even understand that Agares originally wanted to release you for his sake... But why can’t you understand that I’m also doing this for Sidi, to reunite with him, and that’s why I chose to trust Paimon...

"There are legends that the Fake God sealed us because he couldn’t stand what we did on the South Continent and the Western Continent... Haha, if that were true, could we, being Mythical Species, have coexisted with humans and other races for so many years? We are responsible for overseeing the Death under the Dynasty, and for us, that nature is as simple as eating and drinking for humans. How could it be excessive...

"It was just that the Fake God feared there would be no other Mythical Species to rival us at the end of the war, so he acted decisively. Ask yourself, did we do anything back then to deserve being imprisoned as a race, for a hundred years not enough, a thousand years not enough, should we wait for ten thousand years, forever?"

Barbatos’s gaze perhaps also held disappointment, and as a Demon, Elliog certainly knew that back then, they were merely the last existence dragged down before the Fake God’s demise.

The God chose humans, favoring them, even willing to lead all remaining mythical beings to extinction as he perished.

But in reality, have humans truly done better than the Mythical Species?

The world became their stage, yet for the world itself, there hasn’t been much change from before...

So, let’s not talk about races, but personal sentiments.

Facing Barbatos’s gaze, Elliog’s expression was also a bit complicated. She took a deep breath, exhaling thick smoke, and finally said,

"Sidi can restrain your nature; he is the most important existence to you. And Fisher can restrain my nature, and I am willing to fight for him... Then, no more words are needed..."

She raised her weapon again, her six arms simultaneously taking a battle stance,

"All enmity, ends here..."

This phrase was a favorite amongst Demons internally because conflicts often arose from being divided, so an unwritten rule in the Dynasty was that internal Demon conflicts were handled on a case-by-case basis, with no past grievances affecting the future.

Demons cannot be killed. If a Demon God dies, the seal on Death weakens, so even the Mother Goddess could only seal them.

Therefore, Demons resolve grudges by ending everything once the matter arises.

Barbatos took down the bow and arrow he had carried on his back, aiming it at Elliog as he whispered,

"All enmity, ends here."

"Buzz, buzz, buzz!"

At the next moment, the power of myth descended once more.

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...

In the Dragon Court, within the Flower Garden.

Yaril clutched her chest, the ground outside continuously trembling, seemingly confirming the terror of that distant battle.

Outside the flower bushes, many children stood under the protection of the Flower Garden guards, yet they couldn’t suppress their fear. Soon, a child began to cry, and the crying spread like an uncontrollable contagion, echoing throughout the Flower Garden.

"Lady Yaril, it seems like there’s a battle happening over by the Southern Branch Mountain Range. Could it be... the human army attacking?"

The guards, while coaxing the children in their arms, could not shake the worry they felt about the situation. Even though they wouldn’t cry as adults, their concern was palpable as they looked towards Yaril standing in the garden, questioning.

Yaril was slightly taken aback, stepping outside and gazing at the quaking mountains. Just as she was about to say something, a green light abruptly shot from atop the range, slicing through four or five mountain peaks in succession before continuing without pause, traversing tens of miles and plunging into the Ocean, where it splashed up a thousand-meter high column of water.

"Boom!!"

"Lady Yaril, be careful!"

Yaril stared blankly at the "wall of water" that rose in the Ocean like a heavenly barrier, her consciousness seemingly drawn away by this terrifying power. She suddenly lost all strength until the guards rushed out of the garden, pulling her back. Only then did she realize that as the wall of water descended, a tsunami was swiftly approaching to engulf this place.

"This... What on earth is..."

"Lady Yaril, are you alright?"

"Such... power... Rafael she... ha... ha..."

Seeing the terrifying power, her foremost concern was her daughter, fearing how such might could appear among humans. Yet as she stood dazed, contemplating this, she became aware of the many children and guards around her.

"Lady Yaril, we..."

Taking a deep breath, she quickly rose, looking at the impending curtain of water, and instructed everyone,

"... Quickly! Take the children and leave, get out of here, the tsunami is coming soon!"