Devil's Bible

"As for the second bargaining chip, it is a treasure that our ancestor once obtained!" The second generation did not hide anything, nor did he have any intention of bargaining with Nemus.

He immediately revealed the information about that treasure.

Saint-Datemenley was undoubtedly a man with destiny in his hands.

His experience is very similar to Meng He's.

They were all from impoverished minor noble families.

He had even lost his noble title at that time, because the origins of his family were no longer traceable.

Only a family-inherited breathing technique and a few fragments of information can indicate that their family was once noble.

This is not surprising. For countless years, anyone of the golden race has been able to establish a family and call themselves a noble.

Throughout history, countless noble families have been established, and countless noble families have perished.

It is said that the oldest noble family in the world today is a family that has continued from the mythical era to the present day.

Its origin is a 'god' who still exists today, so his family naturally exists as well.

However, its bloodline has long since faded to the point where it is difficult to exhibit the characteristics of a mythical creature.

The Saint-Datmenley family is incomparable; it has declined to the extreme and may even die out at any time.

In this situation, like Meng He, he unexpectedly obtained a treasure of unknown origin.

With that treasure, he joined the Discipline Church at the time and quickly became a paladin.

However, Saint Dartmenli's opportunity was different from that of Menghe; there were no other gods' backup plans in his case.

He himself is also more clear-headed than Meng He.

Therefore, even after becoming a Golden Seed, his potential was not completely cut off, and he gradually discovered the special nature of that treasure.

“That’s a tattered page,” the second generation said earnestly.

"It seems to record something in some incomprehensible way."

"But no matter how we read it, we can't read the content correctly."

“We know there’s something on it, and if we look at just the smallest fragment, we can even confirm that it appears to be some kind of line.”

"But once we observe everything, we can't figure anything out." The second generation still looked bewildered as he said this.

That feeling of having something right in front of you, but not being able to understand anything about it, is too counterintuitive.

When the second generation got to this point, Nemus's interest was piqued.

This feeling is too similar to the unknowability of one's own characteristic, "external existence".

“As long as you carry that tattered scroll with you, you can see a person’s unique ‘destiny’,” the second generation said. “Then, by making specific contact with that person, you can capture their destiny.”

"In the end, your luck will get better and better, and your path will become smoother and smoother."

It could be said that Saint-Datmenli, relying on the fragments of the scroll, quickly seemed to possess a "destiny".

Through sheer luck, he rose to the ranks of the Golden Seed, then encountered Dina on Earth, successfully connected with her, and quickly achieved a remarkable turnaround, becoming a Saint and realizing a leap in social standing within the Church of Discipline.

"After I inherited that tattered scroll, I placed it in a hidden place on the Azure Whale before entering the Land of Sleep."

"You didn't pass it on to anyone else in the family?" Nemes asked.

“They can’t handle it.” The second generation shook his head: “If that thing isn’t used properly, it will only expose them and make them die even faster.”

“I left behind more subtle clues, so if they can’t find them, they won’t need to get that thing.”

In the main world's possibilities, on the Azure Whale, the sunlight still appears intense.

Nemus appeared on the back fin mountain in an instant. It has to be said, Back Fin Village is truly a wondrous place.

Following the location given by the second generation, Nemus entered a very ordinary place on the back fin mountain and found a very ordinary stone.

The moment Naim received the stone, he didn't notice any significant difference between it and an ordinary stone.

Until Nemes crushed the stone.

A piece of paper appeared in Nemus's hand.

This piece of paper is just a normal A4 size sheet, except that about half of it is missing.

The moment Nemus unfolded the paper and saw what was on it, he felt a wave of dizziness.

It was as if some indescribable thing was constantly twisting and turning on it.

During this process, Nemes was able to see some changes in the lines.

Vaguely, Nems seemed to be able to see something with a certain special pattern on it.

But upon closer inspection, I felt as if my thoughts were being influenced by this thing.

Nemes then rolled up the paper, and the effect immediately dissipated.

"According to the second generation, they just don't understand it, they don't have this feeling that their thinking is being polluted..." Nemus held the paper, and then found that his fate had not changed at all.

It seems to have no rules related to fate at all.

When Nemus heard the second generation say that this thing could see fate and hunt fate, he thought that this thing might be something like mud spots or something related to the Fate Tablet.

Now it seems that this thing has nothing to do with the Tablet of Fate.

Nemes then took the tattered scroll back to Airfoil City.

Then he looked at the other people.

Suddenly, I realized that my 'field of vision' had changed.

Nems possesses the ability to observe fate, and the destinies of most people are now completely transparent to him.

Besides his ability to observe fate, he also gained another perspective.

In this field of vision, it seems that everyone has a different kind of 'qi' above their head.

These energies reveal the other person's fate.

“A person destined to become a craftsman possesses the aura of a craftsman.” Nemus looked at that aura and felt it was very strange.

Although it was just qi, under this perspective, he was able to determine what it represented.

And he had a vague feeling that if he gave the other party something, he could win over their craftsmen.

If the other party lacks this spirit, then it will be virtually impossible for them to become a craftsman.

The other person's fate was changed in the process.

“This is a very dangerous operation.” Nems’ expression grew increasingly serious.

This method of hunting for destiny with a single piece of paper is to interfere with destiny entirely through actions outside of destiny itself.

Although the process has achieved a certain balance in a way that is not yet fully understood, it could easily lead to major problems if not handled properly.

"No wonder the second generation was unwilling to leave this to the Dartmenley family."

"This thing can cause enormous sins if you're not careful."

"So, what exactly is this thing?" Nemus frowned. (End of Chapter)