The Reward from the Insectoid Statue
Although he had calmed down a little, one question still lingered in Theron's mind.
According to the records, those who began awakening the bloodline of the Snakefolk Royal Family were usually individuals with exceptional strength and talent. This was also why those royal Snakefolk had been able to bring about the collapse of Snakefolk civilization in such a short time.
They were already among the strongest of the Snakefolk. After awakening their royal bloodline, their strength increased even further, giving them an overwhelming advantage over their fellow Snakefolk.
If the royal bloodline hadn't drastically shortened its bearer's lifespan due to the excessively violent power within their body, the chaos they caused might have spread even further—from the destruction of Snakefolk civilization to other civilizations.
But even now, despite successfully breaking through to Level 6, Theron could hardly be called strong. Especially compared to the leader, Gauss, he seemed like an ordinary person.
Why had this royal bloodline awakened in his body? Theron felt that the question would haunt him for a long time.
But that very difference also gave him a glimmer of hope. Perhaps this unexpected turn of events meant that the Snakefolk Royal Family's bloodline would be somewhat different within him.
As for Gauss, although he had comforted Theron by saying he would bring him back to his senses with his fists, that had only been to put Theron at ease.
Once Theron had regained his composure, Gauss had originally wanted him to end his exploration of the Timbel Maze and head early to Barry, in the Forest Capital, to have a powerful Cleric or the church examine him.
Theron had said his condition wasn't an illness and couldn't be treated, but the world had continued to advance.
Wasn't it possible that