P.S. Thanks to Blind Man for another tip! Sixue is torn over what to do with the Blood Queen, Andariel. She fell in love with a Demon, a love doomed from the start. Must her story really end in misery? Readers, what do you think should happen to Andariel? Sixue is rather fond of the demonized queen!
Roar!
The giant beast bellowed, scraping its massive claws against the ground.
Its tail swept across the earth, splashing all the water out of the puddles.
Yet for some reason, the monster that terrified humans refused to attack. It only roared in vain.
Could it be...
"It... it's uneasy?" Nana glanced at the Longtuoba Beast, then at Diabolo, who still looked utterly relaxed.
"It is. It's afraid!"
"And the one it fears..."
Andariel slowly stepped before the others and raised her head. Following her gaze, they all looked toward the man in red with complicated expressions.
The rain had become a solid curtain, blurring their vision.
"Well, well, little puppy. We must be fated to meet. Here we are again, just one day later!"
A faint smile played on Diabolo's lips. He seemed to be in a good mood.
Roar!
The Longtuoba Beast bellowed again, the fear in its eyes growing unmistakable.
It could hardly be blamed. Diabolo had put the poor thing through hell yesterday.
One day earlier—
Crack! Crack!
Diabolo descended from the sky into the vast forest. Rather than hurry to a human city, he headed deeper among the trees.
He had his reasons. To understand a plane, he first had to understand its food chain. That was the most basic and thorough place to start.
"So some plants have mutated, though they're still relatively rare. It seems the Sunwell hasn't caused widespread mutations."
Diabolo stood before an enormous, shrub-like