Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1027 The Talking Door

"Preliminary assessment passed; direct descendant of Gezhar." A faint voice suddenly rang out.

After a two-second pause, the voice sounded again: "Secondary assessment failed. Female members who have joined other families can only gain the qualification to enter the secret chamber for study."

“I object.” Yagris replied without blinking. “I am the only direct descendant of the Gezar in the North, my son, and the only Gezar noble.”

"Lowry, come here."

Lowry obediently walked to the door and placed her hand on it.

"Preliminary assessment passed; he is a direct descendant of Gezhar."

"Secondary judgment... huh?"

Lori tilted her head: "Hmm?"

"What exactly are you?"

Lori cheerfully repeated, "What exactly are you?"

Yagris shook her head and answered seriously, "Lorry has simply reverted to his ancestral form; he's a humanoid dragon."

However, it seems that some angelic bloodlines remain, including battle angels.

Before the excavation began, Lori had mentioned to her that if the other side of the Gezar bloodline was indeed the Dark Angel, that person would definitely leave something special for their descendants.

Especially things related to the soul.

That was precisely their purpose in coming here.

The Sun God's things don't require so much effort; if needed, Lowry can directly exchange them for his mission reward from the source.

The Sun God would never hesitate to use the resources he could give to his demigod subordinates as a reward to Lori.

But actually, Pat and her children are no longer experiencing any major health problems.

Especially those two children.

On the contrary, no matter how much sun potion or how many coincidences there were, Lowry dared not be too confident about his soul.

The Amanata Cup did indeed give the two children an opportunity 'outside of fate,' but both parents were, after all, descendants of evil gods.

Who knows if Yuri and Pat have any hidden tricks up their sleeves?

But Lowry was certain that no matter how powerful the Lord of the Tower and his advisor were, they couldn't possibly have a stronger grasp on souls than the Lord of Hell.

As Asmodeus's loyal henchman, the Dark Angel is absolutely capable of instantly discerning the evil power hidden within a soul.

Of course, if it were other dark angels, then they definitely couldn't be approached. After all, the Tower still has a backup plan and there's hope of resolving the situation, but for the dark angels... it's not just a matter of a miserable end, it's a matter of no end at all.

But as the source of the Gezar bloodline, that dark angel, who is so protective of his own that he dares to criticize even his own master, can still be trusted to some extent.

The worst outcome is simply death and going straight to hell.

But if you don't die, then everything will be fine, right?
The dark angels of Asmodeus roam far and wide, leaving behind a vast lineage!
But unless they themselves are willing, the Lord of Hell would rather find someone to trap than use the descendants of the Dark Angels who are among them as cannon fodder.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the Lord of Hell shows no mercy when he schemes against his own subordinates or even his own daughter. As long as the Dark Angels remain loyal to him, he will find all their misdeeds amusing... and just laugh it off.

Even those dark angels who did things against him for various reasons, his punishment was just so-so... It looked terrible, but in reality, they all had a chance to regret and turn back.

The Battle Angels are the most important beings in the Lord of Hell's heart. The former King of Angels will never forget why he fell into Hell... Power and such are just byproducts. What he wanted in the beginning was simply to give the Battle Angels true freedom.

It was no longer a gun that the God of Order could wear down at will.

Of course, when it comes to his life or death, the Dark Angel will definitely be considered later... but under normal circumstances, that's not something he needs to consider at all.

All the dark angels, even those who had betrayed him, would stand in front of him at that moment.

This is also why Asmodeus rarely goes too far with those rebellious dark angels... what makes them betray is not necessarily their true nature.

Rather, it was their angelic side clashing with the aura of hell, leading to their subsequent fall.

If anyone thinks that they can cooperate with a dark angel to fight the Lord of Hell just because a certain dark angel is causing chaos in Hell and even dared to draw his sword against Asmodeus, then they are courting death.

No matter how insane he gets, the Dark Angel will always shout, "You dare stand before Asmodeus?" and make sure he dies a horrible death.

That's just a game between their lord and his beloved general; only a fool would take it seriously.

In a multiverse where evil forces have always been rampant, having the bloodline of dark angels is definitely not a bad thing.

Even if you're standing on the side of light.

There's nothing to fear about demons; there are plenty of brave warriors who are unafraid of death.

But the devil is really annoying.

Who knows, one day you might step into a pile of dog poop in hell because of something as trivial as putting your left foot in the door first, and your whole family might be inexplicably schemed against. Even if you're not afraid of these schemes, isn't that still a hassle?
So, although Lowry would occasionally mutter about his strange bloodline, he didn't really feel that it was a bad thing.

Of the three calamities of the multiverse—demons, devils, and dragons—he doesn't need to worry about being bothered by the two most troublesome ones for no reason, and the aftereffects have been resolved. So what else is there to say?

Lowry has always been realistic, and since childhood she has dreamed of making a fortune without having her kidneys cut off.

Therefore, he would never pretend to be innocent after getting a good deal.

In his mind, if Pat's children all ended up with the blood of the sun, that would be the best luck, but if there was a dark angel among them, that wouldn't be a bad thing either.

Dark angels are the most likely among the hellish creatures to return to the neutral side. A dark angel who grew up in the power of light has no reason to worry about her stance.

At most, when there's no one left in this world she cares about, she might go to hell to search for her ancestors... But what does that matter?
Lowry stared intently at the bright red door, without even blinking.

"Where did the blood of the battle angel come from?" But it seems that the gatekeeper is still puzzled.

“Oh, the demon’s bloodline has been completely purified,” Lori replied calmly.

"How is that possible?" the gate roared. "That's based on the bloodline of the Lord of Hell! Unless someone completely removed it, leaving not a trace of its essence, such a coincidence is simply impossible!"

“Oh…” Lori thought for a moment and felt that there was no need to hide this matter at this point. Moreover, this thing was very likely to be directly related to the Dark Angel Ancestor who had returned. Lying would easily cause misunderstandings. “When I was born, a fragment of a semi-divine artifact was born with me in my soul. The remnant soul of the artifact spirit inside hated the aura of the devil very much. It would rather perish together with me than completely remove the aura of the devil from my soul.”

"What could be so reckless?" After a few seconds of silence, the gatekeeper seemed to be convinced of the truth of the statement, so he asked again.

"The demiplane of the singularity."

"Huh? Whose?"

“It’s the Lord of the Mechanical Realm, the demiplane of the Singularity!” Lowry repeated innocently. “He went mad when he sensed the demonic aura. I barely saw him when I was born before he completely destroyed me.”

"I originally had many good things in my demiplane, but they all disappeared after he was gone."

Yagris nodded: "There used to be a lot of food that tasted pretty much the same, but it's been rare since Lori turned eight."

"Hehe..." The door emitted a nonsensical laugh.

He could understand the spirit's rage all too well.

He finally found a soul that could naturally accommodate him, but it turned out to be the child of his old rival.

Although the main reason for Singularity's death was that he was abandoned by the Machine Realm... the culprit who made the Machine Realm abandon him was Asmodeus.

If it were the main gate, he still wouldn't... oh, he still wouldn't know how.

The devil's creations will always strive to survive.

That's interesting. Asmodeus will definitely like this child.

So what if only the bloodline of the battle angel remains?
That's what makes it worth cherishing!

They may not dwell on the past, but that doesn't mean they don't miss it.

The gate, whose essence is pure, quickly responded: "According to the underlying rules, both of you can obtain the maximum authority."

“No, all permissions?” Lowry asked sharply.

“What are you thinking? My master is the only one.” The gatekeeper immediately replied, “He created the rules, so naturally… he has all the right to interpret them.”

“That’s an interesting point,” Lowry said thoughtfully.

“Of course!” the gate exclaimed excitedly. “In the past, our practice of changing contracts as hell creatures was always criticized by those guys as chaotic.”

How can you call it chaos?

We won't change even if we don't have the chance!
But now we've learned the best explanation: all the right to interpret belongs to the creator, the owner.

Yagris's pupils dilated wildly... Isn't this shameless?
Lori pondered for a moment before asking, "The undead of Toril?"

The gate emphasized, "AO specifically declared to the entire universe that they are the undead from Trashtar, they are Toril, but the gate is always open and never refuses any outsiders."

Lori gasped and asked softly, "How long have the undead been in Toril?"

AO never said anything like that when facing the bottomless abyss and the nine layers of hell.

What's even more terrifying is that the devil was actually very willing to cooperate with his explanation... This doesn't mean that AO has any reputation in Hell, it only proves that the devil also doesn't want to get involved with the undead.

The devils are very familiar with AO's character. If they dare to stir up trouble here, AO can devise a scheme to turn the undead into hell.

Apart from that, the Nine Hells have no reason to fear AO.

Sensing Lori's disbelief, the gate let out a cold laugh: "Heh~ The undead are even more terrifying than those brainless bastards in the abyss!"
"In just twenty years, my lord, who has had close contact with the undead, has said that it feels like dealing with hundreds of millions of Lolths."

(End of this chapter)