No such race should have existed in this world.
But...
She recalled the Otherworld he had mentioned, along with those powers and spells she had never seen before.
It did seem rather convincing.
Still...
Did becoming a familiar mean giving up her identity as an elf?
Serie asked worriedly, "Will I die soon after becoming a devil?"
Lin Luo: "..."
What kind of thought process was that?
Why was he having trouble following her?
Noticing his confusion, Serie hastily explained, "I mean, how long do devils live?"
To her, being a member of the Elf Tribe meant longevity.
That was what gave her the greatest confidence in her pursuit of magic.
Otherwise, if she lived only as long as a human, she probably would not learn many spells in her entire lifetime.
"Oh, so that's what you meant."
Realization crossed Lin Luo's face, and he smiled. "You don't need to worry about that."
"We devils are truly long-lived, too. And the stronger we become, the longer we live."
"Even living forever isn't impossible."
Serie's eyes flickered at his words, and she nodded. "Then there's no problem. I want to become a devil."
Tsk, tsk... she really was decisive.
Lin Luo raised his eyebrows slightly as he looked at her.
He had thought she would hesitate a little.
After all, giving up one's original race should have been a difficult decision for anyone.
"Don't look at me like that. It doesn't matter what I become, as long as it doesn't interfere with my study of magic."
Serie spoke with complete composure.
Besides, the temptation of immortality was extraordinarily powerful.
Compared with elves, devils seemed to have greater advantages as a race.
After all, although elves were long-lived,
their lifespans were not infinite.
As the oldest elf in this world, she still