Capítulo 1117: Chapter 446: Child of the Demon (Part 4)
“A lone herbivorous magic creature… a Sli larger than a human head… and Goblins, I suppose.”
After the ten-year Holy War, there were almost no middle or high-tier powerful magic creatures appearing in the city’s wilderness.
Yet, many seemingly weak low-level monsters still posed a deadly threat to humankind.
Herbivorous magic creatures often travel in herds and usually have no hostility towards humans, but once alone, they enter a state of stress and could attack at any mont, which also attracts carnivorous magic creatures, so caution is essential.
Although Slis are saprophytic, once they reach a certain size, they might attack proactively. A Sli larger than a human head can jump to just the right height to engulf a person’s head. If soone’s head is covered by a Sli, even ordinary combat professionals can suffocate to death.
As for Goblins… there’s no need to elaborate. Even if you only see one Goblin in your view, it ans there are certainly more Goblins around. Although they are inferior and cowardly, once they think they have the upper hand, they beco ferocious. Won should be especially cautious.
“Correct answer.” The Viscount nodded in agreent.
“These are things that every weak person needs to be aware of, common sense that should not be ignored…” His eyes held a hint of deeper aning.
“So, since you claim to know my daughter, in your opinion, does she care about these things?”
The girl was montarily speechless.
“Despite not being strong, and even though the teachers have taught her… does she ever care about these dangers that could threaten her life?”
“…She is from the Viscount’s House, she is your child, such low-level monsters simply cannot threaten her.”
So it’s normal not to know this common sense.
She defended her friend this way.
“Hmm, you can certainly think that way.” But the Viscount didn’t mind her rebuttal, nor did he elaborate further, rely nodding, making the girl feel like she had punched into a pile of cotton.
“…In my view, your words are baseless, there is no evidence to prove that she is essentially the sa as you.” The girl continued this way, her voice carrying a hint of helplessness.
“Why do you assert this so firmly?”
“Intuition.” Not bothering to pretend to argue any longer, the man replied promptly.
“Of course, I know, being a mage and yet only able to rely on intuition like a magician is indeed inappropriate, but I don’t expect you to understand.”
“I truly can’t understand, even if you trust your intuition, that shouldn’t beco a so-called ‘reason for non-interference’, should it?” She forced herself to remain calm, speaking in a subdued voice.
“Because her birth was unexpected for , it naturally follows that the door she seeks shouldn’t concern .” The Viscount replied calmly.
“But one day she will find sothing like that, and maybe even cause great changes to this world because of it.
“Until that day, I will not interfere with her; otherwise, her existence would have no aning.”
She couldn’t understand what this person was saying, only understanding one point.
She would neither understand nor acknowledge this person, even if he was her friend’s father.
Vest doesn’t need him, nor should she beco close to him.
“…She will not beco like you.” Hence, she answered with an unprecedentedly cold expression.
“In terms of the ‘door’s’ significance, her pursuit indeed has nothing to do with .” The man didn’t mind the girl’s borderline offensive attitude, just turned around, marking the end of the conversation.
“However, for you… perhaps it would really be better if she never finds it.”
Leaving behind such a aningful statent, the Viscount disappeared behind the door.
Her heart beat coldly, seemingly understanding sothing, yet seemingly unwilling to understand.
…But reality doesn’t stop moving forward just because she doesn’t understand.
After that, the happy daily life continued as always.
Then, misfortune and despair arrived unexpectedly.
—She was seized by Goblins.
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