A Demon God from two hundred years ago?
Lyle was somewhat surprised that this pair of demi-human sisters actually had such a background.
The so-called "Demon Gods" were speculated to be a large number of monsters, elite mobs, and even bosses that descended from the game, causing a cataclysmic disaster for the entire other world; this was also the reason for the emergence of the "Thirteen Heroes."
The strength of these Demon Gods varied. The strong ones, like the Magic Tree still sealed deep within the Great Forest of Tob, reached a Rank of around 85 Lv.
Others were known as Demon Kings who nearly destroyed the world like natural disasters, and so on.
The weaker ones could be eliminated by relying on human strength alone, but no matter how low their power, the Demon Gods' Rank was always above 36 Lv, surpassing the Hero Realm.
He recalled the Information regarding "Demon Gods" in his mind.
Lyle sized up the Twin Witches, who were currently shrinking their heads and shivering.
Their skin was pale and gaunt, and their faces were clearly female, but their pointed ears paired with slightly ferocious features really didn't fit human aesthetics.
Of course, compared to their appearance...
What truly concerned Lyle was that these monsters descending from the game actually left behind offspring and Bloodlines.
Since the six great gods, Eight Desires Kings, and others also had descendants, it wasn't incomprehensible for monsters to leave behind Bloodlines as well.
However!
If this wasn't an isolated case, then the waters of this world might be even deeper than expected.
Lyle's eyes flashed as he suddenly thought of the Forest Sage King Hamsuke, whom he had killed. The other's physical characteristics didn't quite look like the monsters of this world either; could it also be the Bloodline of those Demon Gods?
Under the Gray-robed Mage's unreserved explanation, the production method for the "Frogmans Egg" was detailed in full.
Just as Lyle had initially guessed, the method for creating a complete "Frogmans Egg" was extremely tedious, and the failure rate was terrifyingly high.
It required not only the special refining techniques mastered by the Gray-robed Mage but also the cooperation of the Twin Witches' Alchemy.
The Gray-robed Mage's fundamental purpose for creating the "Frogmans Egg" was merely to lure out Quin Essey and then kill him to take revenge on the Slane Theocracy.
As for the rhetoric about utilizing Quin Essey's Talent, it was just false intelligence deliberately leaked to confuse him.
From the Gray-robed Mage's answers, Lyle also learned about Quin Essey's "Talent" ability, which possessed the power to increase monster favorability,
And even the ability to forcibly manipulate monsters.
"No wonder he could control the Ghost Hounds." A hint of realization flashed in Lyle's eyes.
Compared to the skills or abilities provided by classes, some powerful "Talents" were truly unreasonable.
Lyle speculated that all members who could join the Black Scripture should possess excellent Talents in addition to their own strong power and gifts.
As for the grudge between the Gray-robed Mage and Quin Essey or the Slane Theocracy...