I kissed the statue at the beginning and I vomited all over the floor

The dualism of good and evil is a very old and backward philosophical thought on Blue Star.

Even Augustine, who shouted that "all sins are caused by humans and have nothing to do with God", would not describe good and evil in such a one-sided way, but believed that sin was a wrong choice made by human free will.

For intelligent creatures in the main material world, although they are accustomed to using the nine-square grid of camps to distinguish between friends and enemies, the underlying logic is still this extremely backward concept of good and evil.

The reason is the word "camp".

Unlike Blue Star, which has systematic technology, the main material world has systematic spells.

Therefore, to a certain extent, it is not the specific science but the magic model that influences the development of philosophy in the main material world.

The reason why intelligent creatures are accustomed to the dichotomy is the existence of spells such as [Clear Alignment], which is convenient and saves trouble, without having to dig deep into the matter.

Over time, the convenience of spells caused creatures to lose their ability to deconstruct ideas, especially the large human population.

Boll, who has been in human society for many years, is naturally restricted by this kind of thinking.

"That human is even less like a human than I am."

Bol stared at Ivan, who ran out of his tree hole and yawned as he entered the grove. He spoke in a low voice to the half-elf next to him:

"Xi Ling, I plan to travel to the Spine of the World to see for myself whether the frost giants are worthy of Lady Mielikki's favor.

You help me look after the station for a while. You and Philohill got along well before..."

Boll was silent for a while, and suddenly thought of something.

He turned his head and saw Ivan coming out of the woods again, his robe shaking up and down.

"I have to take that guy with me this time."

……

In the southern part of the frozen plains, the huge pits created by the explosion of ice elements in the last super-large variant crusade have long been buried by the snow.

Alvin followed Paul with one foot deep and one foot shallow, looking half dead.

"I say, dear elder, what is wrong with you?

If you want to go home to visit your family, just go by yourself. Why do you have to drag me along?

I told you in advance, my small arms and legs can’t stand the torment of the female giant…”

Boll, who was walking in front, raised his eyebrows several times and finally resisted the urge to kick him.

But Hega Frostbeard next to him was not so good-tempered.

Accepting Bol's proposal, Hega took Bol and Ivan to the Spine of the World in the Far North.

The female frost giant warrior grabbed Ivan's shoulders and held him in her hands, allowing him to experience the Giant's Grip once again.

Ivan kicked twice. The feeling of being pinched on the shoulders and lifted up was very awkward.

Hejia is twenty feet tall, about three times taller than Ivan, so she can't hold Ivan in her hand like the previous variants.

"Little thing, not every giant will look for a human partner. That's something only wimps would do."

"Hejia, watch your words, that's your mother too!"

Paul's eyebrows twitched even more violently.

But Hejia didn't listen. She narrowed her eyes and stared at the human being she was holding in the air, and said with a hint of sarcasm.

"But you're a pretty good looking human. I wouldn't mind using you as a toy."

Ivan glanced at the oversized beauty in belly-baring hot pants - to be honest, apart from her inhuman height, Hejia's facial features were impeccable, and there was no sign of any kinship with the ugly Bol.

"That's not necessary! Put it down for me!

I warn you! Don't underestimate a druid..."

"Hejia, I advise you to put him down, otherwise you will suffer a lot."

Paul, whose eyebrows were about to twitch, interrupted.

Hejia glanced at his brother whom he hadn't seen for decades, and then stared at Ivan suspiciously.

"You think this little thing can pose a threat to me?"

"That's not the case, it's just that this kid's magic is weird."

"Oh? Then I'd like to see what kind of weird thing this is...

Hey, human, what tricks do you have to try?"

Alvin looked at the big head in front of him with a strange expression, and had no intention of pampering it.

The main thing is that if I don’t find a way to free myself, my shoulder will probably be broken.

But this person is still Sister Bol, so it doesn't seem good to just attack her with some spells. How about...

Having made up his mind, Alvin's hand glowed white and he pressed down on the thumb that was pinching his shoulder.

Hejia didn't react at first, she was just wondering why this human cast a healing spell on her.

Hejia's eyes widened when the uncontrollable feeling of pleasure surged from every part of his body.

Her legs were shaking and she bit her lips tightly, trying to stop herself from making any sound.

But the waves of pleasure were totally beyond my ability to resist.

With a scream of "Ah——", Alvin was thrown to the ground.

When I landed, I saw an oversized, smooth leg with an unknown liquid flowing down it.

Hejia, who suffered this crime for the first time, peed himself.

……

The journey across the frozen plains was particularly peaceful because of the presence of the frost giants.

Thanks to a gift from a certain artifact, Alvin, who was immune to frost, had no idea how low the temperature was.

As for the remaining two, they are more comfortable when the temperature is lower.

As for frost giants, even hybrid species will have a preference for cold weather.

"The Spine of the World is just ahead. What do you think, Paul?"

Shivering, Hejia took a few quick steps, a little further away from the human behind him, before continuing.

"I mean, how does it feel to be back?"

"I don't feel anything. Anyway, you guys are not as childish as before."

Hejia knew that Bol was referring to the frost giants of the same age who had bullied him. She pursed her lips, hesitated for a long time, and finally said it.

“Not many, Pol.

Kimir, who beat you the hardest, had his head bitten off by an ice worm during a hunt a few years later;

Owen, the one who always sits on your head, disappeared in a battle with wild giants about 20 years ago. He was probably eaten by those wildlings.

And Sona, my good friend, was killed in an explosion during an ice elemental riot a few days ago..."

Boll moved his mouth slightly a few times, but in the end he didn't say anything.

Ivan, who was walking behind Hejia, had his mouth wide open. He looked at Paul in disbelief.

It turns out that this middle-aged bald man was treated so badly when he was a child...

Alvin was distracted and stepped on a piece of snow with very low density without paying attention.

Before he could even shout out, his whole body sank into the water and disappeared without a trace in an instant.

When Boll turned around, he only had time to see the pitch-black hole that appeared on the ground.

"Ivan! This bastard!

Isn't it time for him to walk in our footsteps?

Ivan! If you hear me, please agree!"

Paul lay down beside the cave entrance, shouting and trying to put his body in.

The opening was so small that Bol could only squeeze in half his shoulder.

"Don't look at it, Pol. No one can climb out of these pits.

Unlucky human boy, what a pity for that handsome face..."