To take himself a step further, Chen Fan felt he should first complete the rules of his Divine Kingdom. The evolution of a world's rules could take countless millennia, and Chen Fan had no patience to wait that long. That left only one method: plunder them, or capture them and place them within his Divine Kingdom to grow, eventually becoming new rules.
"My name is Chen Fan. What's yours?" Chen Fan politely asked Kanzaki Kazari.
"Kansai Kazari. As long as I stop you, Stiyl will take that child away," Kanzaki said, though her eyes remained vigilant. The man before her was far too calm. He was either arrogantly self-confident or possessed genuine strength.
"Why are you so determined to take that child away?"
"If I said it was to protect her, would you believe me?" Kanzaki asked.
A smile appeared on Chen Fan's face. "I do. But I'd like to hear the reason."
"That child is my friend. She has an eidetic memory, and because of that, the church required her to memorize 103,000 Grimoires from a young age. But the contents of those 103,000 Grimoires are too vast, taking up eighty-five percent of her brain's memory capacity. Only fifteen percent remains. Since she has that special constitution, her memories have to be erased once every two years, or she'll die. That's why we've always played the villains. We were once her friends too, but for that child's life, we had no choice." A sorrowful expression appeared on Kanzaki's face.
"I believe you," Chen Fan said. "But you were deceived." Chen Fan had forgotten some of the original plot, but when it came to the brain, no one understood it better than this old monster who had lived for over a hundred years.
"What?" Kanzaki Kazari asked in shock.
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