Even though she knew Shien was a very unusual Hero, Shafna had never expected this Hero to be even more unusual than she had thought.
Regardless of whether the theories he mentioned were right or wrong, Shafna had never heard of them before.
Although Heroes throughout the ages had all come from Another World, once they were reincarnated into this world and became the trump cards of the God Race and the human race, they would usually naturally embark on a path of fighting the demons.
Mitra had been no exception.
And they had all made that choice for various reasons.
Some had been educated and guided by the God Race.
Some had been driven by the righteous cause of saving the world.
Some, as humans and members of the human race, had believed it was only natural for them to do so.
Others had sincerely wanted to end the war, believed demons were evil, and gone to great lengths to eradicate them.
Why had the demons reacted so strongly upon learning that a Hero had reappeared?
On one hand, they truly feared the Hero's power and the threat of the Holy Sword. On the other hand, how could it not also be because of their hatred and resentment toward Heroes?
From the demons' perspective, they had inexplicably been labeled evil, inexplicably been deemed the ones who had destroyed world peace and would even destroy the world, and thus been targeted and subjugated by Heroes.
Who could they even reason with about that?
Of course, there was not no reason why demons had ended up in this situation.
After all, many demon tribes were indeed steeped in evil, and there were many bloody, cruel individuals among them.
Take Chibur, who served under the Oni Demon. Wasn't his tribe exceptionally bloodthirsty,