An invincible journey starting from a different race

Is this still the same junior brother who, upon seeing me, said, "I'm fine" a year ago? How come he has evolved so much in the past year?

I wonder what Abel's reaction would be when he saw his beloved disciple become like this...

But let’s get back to the topic for now.

"So you come to me to get rid of this power of time and space?" Demia asked.

Aesop nodded and said, "If I don't resolve this force of time and space, I won't be able to live a normal life."

"This won't affect your normal life... Well, it will affect your bodyguard." Demia thought that if the news that Aesop's sword has the ability to reverse time and space were to spread, it would be a lot of fun.

I wonder how many people who want to be younger will rush to Aesop and ask him to "poke me".

There may even be quite a few men among them...

It’s a bit scary to think about it this way.

This is definitely news that shocked the world.

"I understand what you mean... However, if even your star magic can't suppress the power of time and space, what else can I do?" Demia spread his hands and said, "Is there anything more advanced than star magic?"

Aesop said, “Yes.”

Demia was a little surprised: "What magic?"

Aesop raised his hand and pointed to the sky.

Demia didn't react at first. After a long pause, he realized what Aesop was talking about. He was completely stunned: "You are not making me laugh, are you?"

"Of course not." Aesop said, "How about it? Can you help me think of a way to fuck her?"

466 The goddess and I have tasted the same sword!

Demia no longer knew what expression to use to face Aesop.

From the moment Aesop entered the Demon King's Castle to find her, she heard one thing after another, and the expression on her face had changed from a little surprise at first, to quite shocked, to "What the hell are you doing", and now... she didn't know how to describe it.

What does this feeling feel like?

It was like a young nightmare who had just entered the industry. After immersing herself in the nightmare industry for several years, she thought she had mastered all sword techniques and all methods, and there would be no more fluctuations. At this moment, a seemingly ordinary boy appeared in front of her.

The young man first extended a finger.

The nightmare curled his lips and thought, that's it?

Then the boy stretched out two fingers and put on the wolf tooth protective cover.

The nightmare's mouth revealed a hint of surprise, thinking that this was not bad.

Then the boy used magic to enlarge his two fingers ten times. At the same time, each wolf tooth on the wolf tooth set could stretch and contract freely, becoming larger or smaller.

That would have directly drained the self-righteous nightmare demon to death.

And now, Demia felt like a nightmare that was about to die of dehydration. Aesop had not done anything to her body yet, but just those words had made her brain go blank, her whole body tremble, and she was extremely dehydrated.

After taking several deep breaths, Demia gradually came to his senses, and then he blurted out: "You are really a fucking idiot..."

Simple swear words were not enough to describe the shock in Demia's heart.

"You, you actually have thoughts about the goddess... and those kinds of thoughts!"

But after the shock, there was extreme excitement.

"You're worthy of me, you're truly worthy of me." Demia patted Aesop's shoulder vigorously, as if he suddenly understood something. "Whether or not your idea succeeds, I...oh no, you must succeed. I will definitely support you with all my strength!"

Aesop looked at Demia, who suddenly became excited, with some surprise, and asked, "Why do you support me so much?"

Demia said confidently, "Of course it's because I'm your senior sister! If I don't support you, who else can?"

Faced with these remarks, Aesop's expression did not change at all, and he was obviously completely unconvinced.

"Hey, hey, hey, what's with that expression?" Demia said, somewhat dissatisfied. "There's definitely a reason for this, okay? I'm your senior sister. If you truly accomplish this historic day... I mean, a battle, then as your senior sister, I'll definitely be proud, okay?"

Aesop thought about it and felt that this reason seemed reasonable, but it seemed like something was missing, so he didn't answer and continued to look at Demia.

That direct gaze made Demia feel a little guilty, so Demia smiled awkwardly: "Well, there is indeed another reason."

Immediately he became excited again.

"Think about it, I've sucked... I mean, I've seen your swordsmanship! If you let the goddess suck... your sword again, what does that mean?"

Aesop tilted his head: "What does it mean?"

"The goddess and I have tasted the same sword!" Demia said with his hands on his hips, very arrogantly, "So I am as awesome as the goddess."

Aesop felt that this reason sounded strange, but seeing that Demia didn't seem to be lying, he accepted it. "So what should I do? Is there a more specific plan?"

"You're asking me this, and it's really hard for me to handle. Don't assume I know everything. After all, what you're trying to do is unprecedented..." Demia lowered his crossed arms and muttered, "You'll have to let me look up some information first... And to be honest, I'm not sure where to look, but..."

Demia suddenly thought of something, looked up at Aesop, and said, "Why don't you go ask your angel friend?"

"You mean Colim?"

"Yes, what else?" Demia said, "He is the one who knows the Goddess best among us, right? As the Goddess's apostle, the Goddess is like a mother to the angels."

Aesop thought for a moment and asked, "If that's the case, wouldn't it be a bit inappropriate for me to ask Klim if he agrees to let me have a relationship with his mother?"

"...You fucking know this isn't appropriate." Demia's mouth twitched slightly. "Do you really have to ask? Can't you force him a little bit?"

Aesop shook his head decisively: "No, he is my brother."

"Well... your moral level is suddenly so high at a time like this, which is really annoying." Demia said he was annoyed, but he was still quite satisfied in his heart.

After all, it's not a good thing for someone with the most powerful power in the world to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals. If Aesop was that kind of person, Demia wouldn't dare get too close to Aesop.

"Anyway, it's up to you to decide how to explain this to your angel friend. I'll help you find more information in the ancient texts." Demia spread his hands and said lazily, "As long as you're not so blunt and speak tactfully, even if the angel still finds it hard to accept, she won't be too upset... Hey, what's your problem?"

After the chat, Demia excitedly went to look for ancient books, obviously wanting to contribute to Aesop's amazing battle. Aesop had no choice but to return to Nightmare Town first.

Because he no longer had to worry about teacher Abel taking him back to the academy, Aesop no longer had to hide his strength and quickly returned to Dream Town.

But since it was already night when they left the Demon King's Castle, they returned to the Dream Town even later. There were few people on the streets, and even the food and wine stalls were about to close. When Aesop walked in, he only saw Klim and Medori clearing the tables.

"Ah, Aesop, you're back." Kelimu was a little happy when he saw Aesop. "I didn't expect you to cause such a big incident before... But when I think about it, it's not so hard to understand because it was you, Aesop."

Aesop looked at Klim and suddenly thought of what Demia had said to him before.

I need to ask about Colim's attitude, but I can't be direct about it, I need to hint at it.

Hinting, hinting...

Aesop thought about it for a moment, and then he had the answer.

"Klim."

"Huh? What's wrong?"

"Do you want me to be your dad?"

Kelim: “?”

Four, six, seven, what the hell?!

When Medori heard Aesop ask Klim, "Do you want me to be your father?", she was stunned and almost sprained her waist while wiping the table.

What the hell is this?

She turned her head sharply and looked at Aesop and Colim.

She originally thought he was joking, but seeing Aesop's extremely serious look, she knew he was not joking.

So what does this mean?

If someone else asked this question, Medori would definitely think that the other person was insulting Collim, because even in this world, "I am your father" is very rude, and can even be regarded as an insult, so she would definitely help Collim slap the other person hard.

But it was Aesop who said this, and Medori felt... that he probably didn't mean it that way, so she had no desire or courage to slap him. After all, Aesop was her biggest creditor, and she couldn't beat him.

So Medori had no choice but to put down the rag for the time being, pretending to be indifferent and eavesdropping.

She wanted to see if Collim would be angry, and if so, with his good temper, would he teach Aesop a lesson?

But what Madeli didn't expect was that Kelim wasn't angry at all. Instead, his beautiful eyes gradually became clear and confused: "You want to be my father? Why?"

Uh, aren't you angry at all? You're still asking questions... You're too good-tempered.

Medori complained in her heart.

Facing Klim's question, Aesop thought for a moment and decided to follow Demia's advice and be more tactful. So, instead of stating the reason directly, he patted Klim's shoulder and said, "I'll tell you the reason later. Just tell me whether you want me to be your father or not."

Hey, hey, hey, aren't you going too far?

There's no reason, I just want to be your dad. Isn't this just insulting?!

Medori felt that Klim would definitely be angry, after all, she herself was angry.

But what Madeli didn't expect was that Lim still wasn't angry. Instead, he was very curious: "But why is this? How can I agree if you don't tell me the reason?"

Aesop thought for a moment and said, "If you're willing to let me be your father, all your expenses at the Dream Demon Shop will be charged to me. How about that?"

Listening to Aesop's words, Medori was almost speechless.

What kind of degrading condition is this? Come on, Klim is an angel, how could he...

Before she could finish what she was thinking, Medori noticed that Klim's eyes lit up, and she suddenly had a bad premonition in her heart.

"Ah, there's such a good thing?" Kelimu said with his eyes wide open, "In that case, then..."

"Hey, hey, hey, hey!" Medori finally couldn't bear it anymore and jumped out quickly. She first glared at Kolim fiercely, then protected him behind her, and then turned to look at Aesop, "Aesop! You are really going too far!"

"Too much?" Aesop was puzzled. "How did I go too far?"

"Isn't that too much?" Facing her creditor, Medori showed no sign of weakness, pointing a finger at him. "What would you think if someone else came forward and said they wanted to be your father?"

Aesop thought for a moment and said, "It depends on the conditions he offers."

"Yeah, I knew you wouldn't want to... What?!" Medori's eyes widened. "What do you mean by look at the conditions he offers? Don't you think this is an insult to your father?"

"Insult my father?" Aesop tilted his head. "But I don't have a father either."

Medori's expression froze.

She seemed to have suddenly figured something out, and then slowly turned her head and looked at Kelim: "Then you..."

"I don't have a father either." Kelim spread his hands. "To be precise, it's not just me. All angels don't have fathers."

"...I'm sorry, I'm meddling in other people's business." Medori quietly stepped aside, feeling a surge of guilt rising from the depths of her heart. She probably wouldn't be able to sleep well tonight.

"Since I have no father and you have no father, let me be your father," said Aesop.

"Uh... I don't know what the role of father means, but I know your logic doesn't seem right." Kelimu scratched his head and said, "Why don't you explain it more clearly about what you want to do?"

Aesop looked at the broken angel ring on Kolim's head and said, "I want you to take me to heaven."

"...Is that so?" Kelim looked at Aesop speechlessly, "Do you also want to be like Stank and Jer?"

"What happened to them?"

Kelimu sighed and said, "They want me to take them to the Dream Demon Shop in the Heaven Realm... You think so too, right?"

Aesop shook his head: "That's not the case."

"Yeah...that's true." Kelimu nodded. "You're not like them who have no ambitions."

"I just want to go and have sex with the goddess Tata."

"Oh." Kelim nodded again, "I see."

Then, the food and wine pavilion fell into a brief silence.

After a while, Kelim suddenly raised his head, his young face full of fear.

"What the hell did you say you wanted to do?!"

……

Because Aesop's words were too explosive, Colim had no way to continue chatting with Aesop, so he could only temporarily put aside the work of cleaning the food and wine pavilion and planned to have a serious talk with Aesop to ask what was going on.

Medori naturally wouldn't just watch such a serious matter. To prevent the two from discussing it without her, she immediately raised her hand and said seriously, "Wait a minute, I think this is not a trivial matter. We must call everyone in to discuss it."

In other words, such explosive news must be shared by everyone.

After hearing what Medori said, Aesop turned his head to look at the sky outside the window and said, "It's so late, everyone is asleep, right?"

"It doesn't matter! I'll go find them now. You better keep it to yourself and don't tell anyone before I get back!" Medori ran away. "Don't worry, I know where these guys are staying tonight. Give me half an hour and I'll definitely find them!"