The First Wizarding World War
Chapter 150

Why Do I Trust This Diary So Much?

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When viewed with the naked eye, this group of Over-the-Back Red Bear Warriors still looked crude, powerful, savage, bold, and ferocious. But when Charlotte activated Insight, he saw monster bears that had completely lost their vitality, with dull gray fur and nothing but faint white flames burning in their eye sockets.

Charlotte had not expected Labyrinth Guardians to be such things.

Had he known, he would rather have killed these Over-the-Back Red Bear Warriors than turned them into Labyrinth Guardians.

Charlotte even saw the Hundred Bear Chief lift a barrel of ale and drink heartily, while moisture continuously seeped from his chest and abdomen. That meant the bear's body had become "permeable," no longer able to retain food.

A chill rose from the depths of Charlotte's soul.

The Old Continent had righteous gods, as well as evil gods.

Whether the Blood Kindred progenitor god or Agmilas, both were evil gods.

They were called evil gods not because they lacked power, but because their powers belonged to the overarching category of Fel Energy.

There was only one kind of thing in the mortal world that belonged to the overarching category of Fel Energy: "Evil Spirits."

They were not living creatures. Though they possessed every characteristic of living beings, they had no life. They could not reproduce, could not think, had no emotions, and could only act according to strange rules. They did not even have desires...

Vampires were, in fact, also a kind of Evil Spirit.

An exceptionally special kind of Evil Spirit.

Ever since he had transmigrated here, he had known that his predecessor had died summoning an evil god. He had also known that the Bloody Glory he cultivated was a bizarre ability belonging to the overarching category of Fel Energy. But because transmigration itself was even more bizarre,

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