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Chapter 384 Demonic Bloodline

"Excuse me, do you know the history of your race?"

Cana asked directly.

"What?" Terkel frowned and looked a little confused. What was the question?
"Of course I do."

However, he just answered this way and had no intention of telling everyone about his family's history.

His vigilance remained undiminished.

Kana looked at him and nodded in understanding.

"You don't need to be so wary. Look at me. Perhaps you should trust my words more than a true stranger."

Kana shook his demon claws.

"Yes." Terkel nodded, but said, "If it weren't for this, I would have kicked you out by now."

"You're such a nice person," Miguelsi complained.

Then he was stared at by everyone present.

He silently stretched out his hand and made a closed gesture on his mouth, indicating that he would no longer speak.

"Then I'll be frank. Where do you think the demon blood in your body comes from?"

Kana asked.

But Terkel remained alert and showed no intention of answering.

"Then let me tell you what you think. You must believe that the demon blood in your body is a curse suffered by your ancestors who fought against demons?"

Hearing that Kana really understood, Terkel no longer kept silent.

"Is not it?"

The others around the table couldn't hold back any longer.

Popot began by asking, "So what are you guys talking about? Would you mind explaining it to us?"

They knew that the purpose of coming here was to find a certain race hiding here.

But Kana did not tell them the specific details of their race.

Terkel felt helpless and spread his hands.

"Well, there are races hidden deep in this forest, just like me."

As he spoke, he stretched out an arm from his robe. Apart from the grayish-white skin, there was nothing special about it.

But it's all an illusion.

He shook his hand lightly, and the pale skin melted instantly, revealing his real limbs.

The gray skin became rough and covered with textures, like tree bark.

Evil magic is attached and flowing on it.

This is the limb of some demon, not a human.

"We have been cursed by the abyss, with demonic blood flowing forever within us. The rich demonic blood even appears externally, causing some of our limbs to become closer to demons."

Just like he showed it.

Aliris commented, "The bloodline is richer than Lurik and the others."

"Do you have something similar?" Terkel asked curiously.

It was hard not to be curious.

After all, in long-term practice, they believe that they and others are isolated and abandoned and should hide.

But listening to the words of the group of people in front of them, it seemed that there were other ethnic groups with similar situations.

Kana nodded.

"There is a group of dwarves within our Night's Watch. Their ancestors made a deal with the devil. Although they eventually realized the danger and paid the price of blood to drive the devil out, the devil's bloodline also remained in their bodies.

It's just that the concentration of my blood isn't as strong as yours, so it won't show on the outside."

But that’s actually the problem.

"Really? Then they are really lucky." Terkel said somewhat coldly.

Through this simple communication, Kana suddenly felt that he should change his approach.

After thinking for a while, he said simply, "Let me be frank. My purpose in coming here is to gain your strength and hope that you will join the Night's Watch.

Don't say anything yet. As a gatekeeper and a demonologist, you should understand the crisis facing your group.

In recent years, the blood concentration in your bodies has been increasing, and there are more and more cases of people going crazy.

There are even whispering sounds in your ears from time to time. You can't suppress it anymore, right?
But you can't resist it, and I can help you solve this problem and dispel the fog in your heart."

The more Kana spoke, the more horrified Terkel's expression became.

He was horrified that Khanna knew the details of the situation.

Holding the wooden scepter in his hand, he even wanted to take action.

But there is one thing he may not know.

That is, the strength of the people present is much stronger than he thought.

Perhaps because of the sense of crisis in his heart, the little bell outside the door sensed the danger and came to the door.

Perhaps because it wants to protect its master, and because it has its own free will, it wants to launch an attack.

However, just as the three-headed hound had just reached the door, Miguelsi had disappeared from the spot and stood on one of the hounds, completely pinning it to the ground and making it unable to move.

And in the room.

[Frost Lord] has been unsheathed.

It just hovered in front of Terkel, releasing its freezing power without any concealment.

This also made Terkel realize that the group of people in front of him were far stronger than him.

The so-called seeing through strength and knowing that the other party is powerful is based on a certain understanding between the two parties.

Not everyone can judge the enemy's strength range in the blink of an eye like the Night's Watch.

"Like I said, I could have used force, but I didn't want to.

The world is at stake, and I need all the strength I can get to unite us, so here I am.

I will help you first, then you can help yourself and the world.

Fair enough, isn’t it?

To deepen the power of your words.

Kana added, "The barrier that hides your home is of no use to me. I know how to get inside it."

Can you not know that?

Obviously, this area was a very important mission area in previous games.

Highly related to version 3.0.

Kanamen knows very well how to enter it, the surrounding tasks, and the relevant history of the ethnic group.

Then Kana spoke the final word.

"Your granddaughter, her bloodline concentration is very high, right? If there is no solution, the future... no, she will have no future."

This time, Terkel really couldn't hold it anymore.

Without hesitation, he asked, "You know how to save her? You can save her, right?"

"He didn't listen to what I said just now?" Miguelsi complained.

As he said this, he kicked the dog's head that was trying to struggle below.

"Yes, I know I have a way too. Now that I have released my kindness, it is your turn."

As he spoke, Kana looked in one direction.

Terkel completely gave in and nodded.

Shaked his finger.

From a corner of the house, a dark creature crawled out. It was completely black, like a ball of energy.

"Go, go back and tell the Tower Master everything that happened here truthfully."

The dark creature nodded and disappeared.

(End of this chapter)