Infinite Chimera Creation

"Think about it, both are wielding knives, but a young, handsome swordsman can make those young ladies scream and yearn to rush into his arms. But a fat, greasy butcher will only make the ladies hold their noses and walk around him. Similarly,"

Suddenly pointing at the little girl, Le Hei's face was full of righteous indignation, as if he were speaking a universal truth.

"A bloated, obese man covered in blood and grease is naturally disgusting enough to make one want to euthanize him, but! You're different, you're a loli! A tiny loli, wielding a weapon larger than her own body, bathed in blood—that's a beauty that can captivate any normal life, regardless of race or gender. Anyone who can't appreciate this beauty is abnormal!!"

The little girl was completely stunned. She kept waving her arms and making all sorts of meaningless movements.

"But, but, I killed people, that's right, I killed a lot of people, yes, I killed everyone in the village, people I knew and people I didn't know,"

"But you must have your reasons for doing this, right?"

Lehei abruptly interrupted the little girl, grabbing her shoulders and forcing her to look into his eyes.

"Although reasons cannot change the fact that you slaughtered your own kind, as long as you stand firm in your beliefs and are convinced that your reasons are correct, then why care about these things!"

He cupped the little girl's face, forcing her to look at him, and stared into her eyes with a gentle yet firm gaze.

"Your reasoning must be correct, right?"

The little girl tried to escape, to avoid Le Hei's gaze, but to no avail. In the end, she could only close her eyes to avoid his resolute and painful gaze.

"Whatever the reason, even if it's just because you think it's fun or interesting, it doesn't matter. As long as you tell me, I will believe you and believe that your reason is correct. So, tell me!"

Tears streamed down her tightly closed eyes. For the first time in a month, the little girl finally cried, crying with unbearable sorrow, as if her vocal cords were about to tear apart. She sobbed with all her might, repeatedly uttering the same sentence.

"Xiaoling has been killed! Xiaoling has been killed! Xiaoling has been killed..."

He pulled the girl into his arms, gently patted her back, and listened quietly to her sobs. Lehei finally breathed a heavy sigh of relief.

[Finally, I cried, I let it all out. That's good, that's good.]

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Chapter Sixty-Four: Compassion (Part Three)

Looking up at the sky full of stars.

"The night sky is so beautiful."

Look down at the warm fire.

"The flames are so warm."

Turning to admire the sweet-smiling little girl,

"Loli, awesome."

He suddenly fell backward, lying on his back on the grass, a look of genuine comfort on Le Hei's face, and he sighed softly.

"This is life."

The girl rolled her eyes at Le Hei, then turned and walked towards the stream not far away.

"I'm going to take a shower, so don't come and peek."

Lehei lazily rolled over, lay down on the grass, and without raising its head, just rolled its eyes upwards and began to complain resentfully.

"I already saw everything when I bathed you before, so what's there to be shy about?"

A piercing whistling sound rang out as a blade as tall as a person fell, accurately piercing the ground beside Le Hei's ear. The airflow generated by the rapid speed of the blade even whipped up the stray hairs beside Le Hei's ear.

The little girl brushed a stray strand of hair from her sideburns, gripped the hilt of her long sword, bent slightly, and gave Le Hei a kind smile.

"You wouldn't peek, would you?"

Glancing at the blade that still gleamed with a blood-red light even in the night, Lehei raised his hand in surrender.

"Okay, okay, I promise I won't peek. Go ahead and don't worry."

"Tsk, your perfunctory attitude makes me want to chop you up."

With a loud click of her tongue, the little girl pointed at Le Hei's crotch, her eyes narrowing.

"That's right, I'll cut you up."

Not daring to be careless in the slightest, Le Hei quickly pressed his legs together and warily stared at the little girl. He knew that this little one, who seemed normal now, was actually someone who could chop someone down at any moment, and even when she was chopping someone down, she could still laugh innocently.

However, this is also quite endearing! A sinister scream secretly rose within him, and Lehei chuckled dryly a few times.

"Little guy, when did you learn such vicious lines? Don't use them on your brother, or I'll be very upset."

"Do you even need to learn this? You can learn it on your own."

With an annoyed snort, the little girl turned and walked into the dark forest.

"If you come to peek, I'll really cut off your thing. Anyway, I'm going to spend the rest of my life with you, not with that thing. It doesn't matter whether it's there or not."

At the edge of the fire's glow, where light and darkness meet, the little girl seemed to remember something. She turned her head, half her face buried in the darkness, revealing a warm smile, her index finger lightly touching her lips.

"I really love Brother Lehei, even more than I love myself, it's the kind of love I like the most. So, if Brother Lehei runs away while I'm taking a bath, I'll have no choice but to catch up with him, cut off his limbs, and keep him by my side at all times."

Le Hei smiled gently and waved to the girl.

"Go take a shower without worry. When you come back, I will still be here waiting for you. I won't let you be alone again."

The girl then showed a satisfied expression, humming a cheerful tune, and skipped into the darkness.

Lehei sighed helplessly, watched the girl's retreating figure, and shook his head.

"If you're afraid of being alone, why don't you just let me come with you? I've already seen everything I should and shouldn't have seen. Girls' minds are so hard to fathom."

For humans, the night may mean darkness, but for monsters, the night cannot actually block their vision. So… Lehei, with a lecherous grin on his face, watched from afar as the girl, oblivious to his surroundings, took off her clothes and slowly immersed her delicate body into the slightly cold river water.

After a while, once he was sure the girl was no longer paying attention to him, Le Hei reluctantly turned his gaze away, looked at the long sword that the girl had stuck next to him, and gently patted the back of the blade.

"Alright, it's time for the two of us to have a talk."

The longsword trembled slightly twice before returning to its calm state, like an ordinary sword that had nothing special about it except for being slightly sharp.

Raising an eyebrow, Lehei kicked the knife, knocking it to the ground.

"You're getting carried away with this act, aren't you? Let me tell you, I'm a descendant of the Snake King Yuan Yuan. A bowl of my blood can turn an ordinary beast into a monster. I've spilled almost a bucket of blood on you these past few days. Even if you were just ordinary iron, you should have already developed the potential to become a demon sword because of that girl's slaughter."

This time, the blood-red longsword did not remain silent; it trembled slightly, emitting a cold and sharp sound.

"I don't understand why you helped me become a demon sword."

"Huh? Asking a question right off the bat, what an unlikable brat."

Lehei raised an eyebrow again, his tone seemingly a little displeased, but he wasn't actually angry.

"The reason is simple. You were the first knife that little girl used to commit murder. The first trace of killing intent in her life was infused into your body, so you are the most suitable weapon for her. So I'll help you out and make you quickly transform from a 'mortal iron with a little demonic aura' into a 'demon sword with powerful demonic energy'."

However, Lehei's answer did not satisfy Yaodao, who once again voiced sharp doubts.

"Impossible. If you just wanted to help me become a demon sword quickly, you wouldn't need to damage your own body. Just have me kill more demons and humans."

"You brat, you're quite suspicious."

Le Hei curled his lip in displeasure, flicked the blood-red blade hard, and the demon sword emitted a piercing crackling sound.

"The method you mentioned can also forge a demon sword, but the resentment of the demons and humans when they died will inevitably entangle the sword. In that case, even if a demon sword is created, it will only be a mad sword without reason, knowing nothing but killing and devouring life, and in the end it might even turn against its master. It will be impossible for it to talk to me rationally like you are now."

After a moment of silence, the demon sword spoke again, its voice no longer so sharp and piercing.

"I'm sorry to disappoint you. Although I have reason, devouring life is a common trait of demon swords, and even I am no exception."

Sensing the change in the demon sword's tone and the unconscious use of honorifics, Lehei smiled with satisfaction.

"I don't really care about devouring lives. All living beings suffer, and so-called killing is just helping them to be freed sooner. From another perspective, it may not be a bad deed. My only requirement for you is to become that child's weapon, and you must never turn against your master."

Reaching out, he grasped the sharp demonic blade, tightening his grip slightly. With Le Hei withdrawing his defense, the demonic blade easily sliced ​​through his palm. A small amount of blood flowed down the blade, but before it could drip to the ground, it was greedily devoured by the demonic blade.

"If you agree to my request and let me inscribe a spell of loyalty on you, I can also give you some benefits beyond my blood."

He calmly withdrew his hand, watching the wound heal quickly, and Le Hei smiled broadly.

"So, what will you choose? Will you bear the curse, acknowledge that little guy as your master, and never turn against him, thus becoming a great demon, or even a celestial demon? Or will you give up the hand of friendship I've extended, let me shatter your consciousness, and recreate one with my blood?"

After speaking, Lehei fell silent, and not a sound came from the fire. After a long while, Yaodao's resolute voice broke the oppressive silence.

“I am willing to inscribe the incantation.”

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Chapter Sixty-Five: Compassion (Part Four)

Just as a guy was basking in the satisfaction of successfully threatening a knife and lying on the grass humming a tune, the girl returned after taking a bath.

When she returned, the girl didn't say anything, but just stared at Le Hei, as if expecting him to say something.

Swallowing hard, Le Hei raised his hand with a stiff smile.

"Oh, you're back. You look even prettier after your bath."

Playing with the still slightly damp hair near her ears, the girl nodded in satisfaction.

"anything else?"

“Uh, and,”

Looking at the girl's expression that seemed to say, "Keep praising me, keep praising me," Le Hei scratched his head and spoke in a consultative tone.

"Could you give me ten minutes? I need to search through my inherited memories and expand my vocabulary."

The girl kicked Le Hei in an annoyed tone and spoke with some dissatisfaction.

"Sometimes I really don't understand you, Brother Lehei. You can tell right away if someone is looking annoyed, but in places like this, you become surprisingly slow to notice. It makes me wonder if you're faking it."

Seeing that Le Hei still looked bewildered, the girl kicked him again and tugged at her hair.

"Hairstyle, hairstyle! You said yesterday that you liked pigtails, and I even changed my hairstyle today, but you didn't say a word. That's too much!"

He clapped his hands suddenly, a look of sudden realization on Le Hei's face.

"I was wondering why you seemed to fit my aesthetic perfectly, little one. Turns out it's because of your new hairstyle. It suits you so well, you look gorgeous."

The girl let out a clear laugh as she played with her hair.

"I don't dislike your honesty at all."

Seeing the girl's bright smile without a trace of gloom, Le Hei's face couldn't help but show a happy expression. Seeing his expression, the girl's face also turned a little red, and for a moment the small campfire was filled with an atmosphere of happiness.

Unbeknownst to the two, who were immersed in happiness, someone was plotting to destroy it.