In The End Archbishop's Diary, Soul Lock's description of his past mentioned only his identity as an elf. Nothing else was ever brought up, as if he had deliberately avoided information in that regard, making one wonder what exactly was hidden behind it.
That was precisely what Luo Chuan wanted to know.
Soul Lock fell silent, recalling those memories that had become fragmented beyond recognition due to the passage of too much time.
Luo Chuan was in no hurry and simply waited quietly.
After a long while, Soul Lock let out a soft breath and twitched the corners of his mouth, seemingly trying to smile. But he had long forgotten how to smile, and the bony armor on his face made such an action impossible anyway.
"Just like in novels, I was actually an elf. But before that, and for a long time after meeting the Boss, I had forgotten all of it and regarded myself as a human. It was only when I decided to write The End Archbishop's Diary that I recalled some fragmented memories..."
The reason for the inconsistency between Soul Lock calling himself human in chapters such as 1384 and 1408, then saying he was an elf in the later novel, chapter 1772.
Luo Chuan suddenly remembered something he had forgotten.
It seemed that when he had first thrown Soul Lock into the System Space, he had asked about his race out of curiosity over his form. Back then, Soul Lock's answer had been, "I used to be human."
Luo Chuan had not paid much attention to it at the time, and when he later read Soul Lock's novel, he had completely failed to recall the matter.
Looking at it now, the effects brought about by the Lord of the End's gift were far from as