"Are you scared?"
Inside the Main Control Console, Ysera smiled and asked Diana, who was stiff as a board beside her.
"Of course not!" Diana bit her lip and retorted. "I'm a pure-blooded descendant of the Moon Elves. The Abyss back then was merely one of the Mental Channels we ruled over. No matter how frightening the demon was, it was still just one demon among many..."
"The demon wasn't a demon..." Ysera shook her head.
"Hm?" Diana looked at Ysera.
"That thing's history goes back much further than you imagine. It may even... be older than the history of our dragon race..."
"No way." Diana froze for a moment. "Is the Abyss really that ancient?"
When the dragon race appeared, the material world seemed to have still been a primordial chaos, right?
"The demon didn't come from the Abyss, and the things in the Abyss weren't demons..." Ysera smiled. "These things aren't suitable for me to tell you yet. They're forbidden secrets. If you ever grow tired of living, you can investigate them yourself..."
Diana: "..."
This old woman was getting more and more shameless...
Diana ignored her and turned her gaze toward another group of fragments.
The distribution within this fragment was what she found most incomprehensible.
There were only two people in the entire fragment, yet in her eyes, their strengths were the most disparate of all.
Seeing Diana look over, Ysera looked over as well. The smile on her face gradually faded as she asked, "Do you feel that this place is very unreasonable?"
"Of course it's unreasonable!" Diana frowned. "You said the fragments were distributed according to equal energy between both sides. I can accept that flame demon and that strange old man from before, but what about this one? Don't tell me this Level-Six