Demi-human Girls Completion Manual Chapter 1628 - 107: Solution Method_3

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Previously on Demi-human Girls Completion Manual...
Fisher prepares to leave the South Continent and return to Nali to search for clues about the Completion Manual, following his teacher's death. Helair reveals she has informants in Nali and offers Fisher a homemade cheesecake, promising to answer any questions he may have.

The smiling Helair looked at him, seemingly waiting for his response,

"It’s delicious."

"If it’s delicious, eat more. It’s invigorating."

"What?"

"Just kidding..."

Helair held a cup of hot tea, while Fisher tasted the cake and asked,

"What is the connection between Gui and the Mother Goddess? Earlier, you used Gui’s power to release Barbatos and Agares. How were you able to break the Mother Goddess’s seal?"

"You should know that the Mother Goddess used her authority to interfere with the world’s laws during the Mythical War, which resulted in extremely serious consequences. The boundary of the extraterrestrial matter began to collapse, and the ’material wall’ built by Aoyun for thousands of years turned to ash overnight, causing the Holy Land to start collapsing as well; in the Spirit Realm, Dalasgon’s authority was damaged, making it impossible to retrieve the Blessing from the chaos-polluted Fermat Baha... But what you might not know is that in contrast, the Mother Goddess paid a price to breach the barrier of reality.

"Like Dalasgon who guards the Gap, Her authority was damaged, and the damage to Her authority is irreparable for thousands of years; otherwise, Dalasgon would have long been able to retrieve the Blessings he bestowed. Although at the time, all the gods viewed Her as an enemy intending to erase Her consciousness, Gui always believed that the Mother Goddess would help this world through difficult times in the future. Thus, Gui made a bold decision; she decided to go to the Spirit Realm to repair the authority of the Mother Goddess whose consciousness had been obliterated by the gods..."

Fisher frowned and questioned,

"Then what happened in the end? Gui’s rank shouldn’t be equal to a Demigod, right? A thousand years ago, she was only at the Eighteenth Rank. Can she gaze at the True God’s being?"

Helair spread his hands and said,

"No one knows what she was thinking or how she accomplished it. All that matters is that she never returned. But from the outcome, she seemingly succeeded. The newly born authority of the Mother Goddess was undamaged, and it could resonate strangely with Gui’s power. I discovered this when secretly observing you. Originally, I intended to use a base to release them, but Gui’s power provided extra insurance. More importantly, I have items left by Gui, making it impossible for the avatar of the Mother Goddess to detect my presence, allowing my plan to proceed smoothly."

So that’s how it is.

Fisher had always wondered why Renie and Gui look identical, even their authorities showed a remarkable semblance.

Now it seems likely that during the Resurrection consciousness, the Infinite Authority devoured Gui, who was repairing its defects. Based on the nature of the Infinite Authority, Gui’s power might have expanded endlessly under its influence, eventually impacting the Infinite Authority itself and later Renie’s choice of avatar appearance.

It’s worth mentioning that Fisher always knew the image of the black-haired witch he saw was not Renie’s true appearance. What he sees now is merely an avatar of her non-True God consciousness walking in reality.

Hmm, considering the "Moon" imagery of the Mother Goddess, Fisher sometimes suspected Renie’s true form might be a large, round orb...

This is only imagination, not reality, better consider the witch as Renie’s image.

Back to the main topic, Fisher initially thought Renie saw Gui somewhere and thus chose this image as her avatar. However, when mentioning Gui to Renie earlier, she didn’t seem familiar with Gui, which puzzled Fisher.

With Helair’s explanation, Fisher finally understood the events of the Mythical War and Gui’s final fate.

Gui believes Renie will help this world overcome difficulties in the future...

With the topic discussed to this point, Helair has answered the two questions Fisher had, and there’s almost one small piece of hazelnut butter cheese cake left on his plate.

Earlier, he might have thought Helair sending those Enchanting Demons to Nali was related to Elizabeth, but now it seems there’s no such need. Helair is focused on matters related to the Doomsday Prophecy, unrelated to Elizabeth, who does not concern her.

He nodded, placed the final piece of cake in his mouth, and hesitated repeatedly before asking Helair one last question,

"Rafael has entered the Mythical Rank, so will the child in her belly lose the Spirit Realm’s lock and become a Dead Fetus? Is there a way to save him?"

If Sir Book were here, he would certainly shriek piercing cries, proclaiming Paimon’s deeds. But for some reason, Fisher wanted to inquire from her, seeking the corresponding answer.

Helair also looked at Fisher before him and after sipping her tea lightly, she said softly,

"Since you already understand the problem’s principle, you should also know the solution. Dear... the life in Rafael’s belly will lack a soul, so the only solution is to personally go to the Spirit Realm and bring back a soul from the Sea of Souls to place into the embryo."

"The Sea of Souls in the Spirit Realm, can souls from elsewhere not suffice?"

"Unless you want your soon-to-be-born child to become another’s shell for possession... Only the souls from the Spirit Realm’s Sea of Souls are pure. Although they have experienced reincarnation countless times, everything about them is cleansed by the tangible Sea of Souls, making them pure awaiting consciousness, which is the precious nature of the Sea of Souls. But the path there is extremely dangerous; you need at least a Nineteenth Rank to travel there and bring your child’s soul back to her mother’s womb."

Drinking the remaining tea in one gulp, Helair said so plainly.