The Sun Without a Trace of Mercy (Continued)

She can't compare to Amid, who will be known as the Saintess of the Battlefield in the future, and she's not even as good as the healers in Freya Familia. But with the addition of Regulation Magic, things might change.

The widespread Light Healing healed some of the minor injuries, while those with more serious injuries were also greatly relieved, at least preventing them from dying on the spot.

"This is such a hassle."

Ming Ge doesn't really like healing; he prefers area-of-effect attacks.

A magnificent Pillar of Light fell to the ground, evaporating all the monsters in sight.

The terror of that instant was Ming Ge had been hoping for.

The treatment didn't take too long, at most ten minutes or so.

"Thank you for your help, sir."

After treating those around him, a middle-aged werewolf with scars on his face bowed to Mavis with a solemn expression.

"It was just a chance encounter."

Mavis spoke casually, then added, "Are there any other injured?"

"There aren't any left, thank you, sir."

The middle-aged werewolf looked at his kin lying on the ground, a look of grief appearing in his eyes.

Mavis arrived just in time, but still lost many of her people.

But there's nothing we can do; this world is ultimately a dog-eat-dog world.

"Um?"

Ming Ge glanced to the side, where a werewolf boy was standing, gazing at Mavis with longing eyes.

"Who is this child...?"

Mavis tilted her head and asked.

"He is my son, Bete Roca."

The middle-aged werewolf's expression softened slightly, his serious face appearing somewhat gentle, but only Mavis, with her extraordinary perception, could notice it.

"Hmm... your son is good."

Looking at Bete, who was only about six years old, Ming Ge couldn't help but feel a little conflicted.

His memory improved significantly after he transmigrated, and with the advancement of his Regulation Magic, he could easily recall all his memories after becoming a perfect human.

Therefore, Ming Ge remembered that Bete was probably twelve years old when his clan was wiped out.

There are several possibilities in this situation. One is that this Bete is not that Bete.

But Ming Ge could 'see' the color of a soul, and at a glance he could tell that Bete's potential was beyond that of ordinary people, whether in terms of bloodline potential or temperament.

There aren't that many 'Bete' that coincidentally exist.

The second possibility is a parallel world, and the third possibility is... the influence caused by Ming Ge.

Upon closer reflection Ming Ge's greatest impact on the outside world came from the Black Dragon War.

In the original story, the Black Dragon utterly overwhelmed the two major clans; now, he has defeated them.

Perhaps the death of the Black Dragon caused the dragons in Dragon Valley to become active, creating a butterfly effect.

"Tsk, Dragon Valley really should be given Fairy Law."

Ming Ge was speechless.

He was no longer weak; this sudden 'premonition' might also be a guidance or a premonition of fate.

Or it could be a product of causal relationships.

I suddenly had the urge to practice Fairy Law, and then I suddenly wanted to practice in Dragon Valley. And just then, I stumbled upon this village on my way...

Even though Ming Ge dislikes the word "fate," he wouldn't really reject it if Ming Ge brought him good fortune.

"By the way, is there another possibility...?"

Ming Ge suddenly thought of a possibility.

The existence of Alfia and the original protagonist, coupled with the existence of world-correcting power in this world, made Ming Ge feel that this world should be conscious.

However, this kind of consciousness is not the subjective consciousness of humans, but a kind of consciousness that develops instincts.

The appearance of Alfia, a natural-born transcendent being, is already illogical, and the original protagonist's experiences are even more extraordinary.

The God's Assassin, who has existed for over three thousand years without being defeated, is a creature that many heroes have challenged but failed to accomplish.

The backdrop of the entire scene being destroyed, and the reincarnation of the first hero and the final hero, all evoke a sense of destiny.

No sooner had the two great clans been destroyed than Xenos appeared, and not long after, the original protagonist was born.

The Heavenly Fire also arrived at the time of its final eruption, and even Abimedius, who could slice off mountains with a short chant, was defeated.

All of this proves that the protagonist's halo does exist, giving people the feeling that the hero is recognized by the world.

Ming Ge wondered if it was possible that he would defeat the Black Dragon and be recognized as a 'hero' by the world?

Upon further reflection, although Ming Ge was a top student on Earth, his abilities didn't seem to be that exaggerated.

Is it possible that... his time travel wasn't ordinary?

Ming Ge experienced a mental storm, but eventually calmed down.

Thinking about it carefully, I seem to have been talking nonsense. Time travel is something that can't be ordinary anyway.

"Big sister, you're so strong."

Bete walked over, his eyes gleaming with admiration, and asked, "Can I become as powerful as you?"

"It's impossible for me to be like that."

Mavis' calm words left Bete somewhat disappointed.

"Strength is for protection, not for comparison."

Mavis chuckled, squatted down, and ruffled Bete's dog head, saying, "The law of the jungle is the law of nature, but not the law of the world; everyone has their own beliefs, but there is only one thing in common."

"That is, humans possess emotions, and invisible bonds connect everyone."