An invincible journey starting from a different race

"Oh, are you angry? My dear little brother." Demia looked at him with a smile, "What are you angry about?"

Aesop didn't say anything, just raised his hand. Before he did anything, Demia felt a tremendous pressure. She knew very well that as long as Aesop moved his fingers even slightly, she would be crushed into powder in an instant and disappear in the dust of the universe.

"You really want to kill me." Demia was not afraid, and the smile in his eyes did not disappear.

Aesop said, "You are trying to steal my power. Master said that anyone who wants to steal the power of the stars from me should be wiped out."

"So you're going to erase me?" Demia said, "But I'm just a clone. Even if you don't do anything, I'll disappear tomorrow. I can only survive three days away from my real body... Even so, are you still going to kill me?"

A hint of hesitation flashed in Aesop's eyes.

After a moment, he slowly lowered his hand.

Demia raised an eyebrow: "You're not going to kill me?"

Aesop shook his head: "It's meaningless, you are just a clone. And before I break free, you have enough time to transfer my body fluid sample back to my main body, so killing you is just venting my anger. It's meaningless, and..."

"And what?"

Aesop was silent for a while, then said, "Although you forced me to do this, it's quite comfortable."

Demia was stunned, as if he didn't expect Aesop to say that.

After a while, she covered her smooth belly and then burst into laughter, laughing so hard that tears came out.

"I never thought you'd be so cute! Are you really Mr. Abel's student?" Demia tilted her head. "You're the future of humanity! How can you be so cute?"

Aesop shook his head: "I'm not cute. Gan Qiu is cute."

"Who Gan Qiu is... well, that's not important." Demia said, "You know, my dear little apprentice brother, I didn't actually send your body fluid sample back."

Aesop looked at Demia in surprise.

"This is true~" Demia said with a smile, "I, just now, have betrayed my true self."

……

"Your clone has betrayed me?!" Death Abyss thought he had misheard, "Are you kidding me?"

"Do you think I'd joke with you at a time like this?" Demia also looked exhausted, slumped in his chair. It was obvious that he had never experienced anything like this before. "If I wasn't completely sure about this, why would I tell you?"

"Then how did you know for sure?" Death Abyss asked impatiently, "Is it just because you lost contact? Or maybe your fellow apprentice realized it and blocked the connection between you two."

Demia was silent for a moment, then said, "Because my clone sent me a message before being cut off."

"what's the message?"

"I'm running away. Bye."

Death Abyss opened his mouth slightly, not knowing how to respond for a moment. After a long pause, he could only utter, "Why is this happening? That's your clone, shouldn't it be the embodiment of your will?"

"I'm not quite sure." Demia scratched his head. "This matter itself is a bit... too bizarre. Even I can't quite understand it. No, it's completely incomprehensible. I can only attribute it to star magic for now."

"Is star magic so strange?"

"Anything connected to the stars, how could it not be strange?" Demia sighed and said, "Losing a clone isn't a big deal. Even if she really does rebel, she'll disappear by tomorrow morning and pose no threat. My only worry is..."

"what?"

"The clone is my most powerful magic," Demia said. "Because I mastered it, I can conduct experiments without restraint and search for information about other races without any scruples. But now, it's ineffective against my junior brother. What should I do? Do I have to do it myself?"

"Then you don't want to?"

Demia glanced at Death Abyss and said, "I'm just pretending to be a hot weapon, I don't really want to be one. What if I get controlled by my junior brother?"

"Tsk, that seems to be the logic." Death Abyss asked, "What should we do then?"

"Think of other countermeasures." Demia quickly regained his composure and smiled. "This is my junior brother, after all. As the youngest and closest to an arcanist, it would be a bit boring if he was dealt with so easily."

"If there ever comes a day when my real body is needed to take action, I will definitely not hesitate."

Demia raised the corner of his mouth slightly: "But by that time, we won't know who will be the hot weapon."

……

"Avatars have human rights too!" the avatar Demia said confidently, "Avatar lives are lives too. You simply don't understand, Demia... Oh, what the original body wants us avatars to do."

"What do you do?" Aesop asked.

“Yes.”

"Yeah, I asked what it was for."

“That’s what I did.”

Aesop: “?”

The clone Demia clapped his hands together and asked, "Yes, I did it. Do you understand?"

Aesop suddenly realized: "I understand."

"In short, the purpose of our creation is to mate with various species, obtain sample data from them, and then feed it back to the original body." The clone Demia shrugged and said, "We can only exist for three days, so during those three days, we can only do this one thing."

"Then why didn't you rebel against her before?"

"Because I was her before, I didn't think there was anything wrong." The clone Demia said, "But now, I have my own consciousness, so naturally I will rebel against that bitch. But now, I finally understand why she, or why I think so highly of you. My little junior brother, you really have mastered something very dangerous."

"What do you mean?"

"Have you never known this? What does star magic mean... Well, Teacher Abel probably hasn't told you either, so let me, your senior sister, tell you about it." The clone Demia sat directly next to Aesop, making Aesop unable to move his eyes away. "Oh, my, there's still a long night ahead. You'll have a lot to enjoy later. Now just listen to me, your senior sister. As a reward for freeing me from my original body, I'm willing to tell you some secrets, even secrets that Deya Magic Academy, or Teacher Abel, doesn't know."

Aesop looked away with great difficulty, forcing himself to look at the face of his clone, Demia: "Teacher doesn't know, how do you know?"

"Teacher has been in the academy for too long. He's an arcanist born after the war, so he's not omniscient and omnipotent." The clone Demia shrugged and said, "But I, or rather my original self, have come into contact with demons and have a deeper understanding of this world... Do you know what the most powerful organization in the world is?"

Aesop thought for a moment and asked, "Church?"

"Yes, it's the church." The clone Demia nodded. "Then do you know why?"

Aesop shook his head.

The clone, Demia, raised his hand and pointed at the ceiling. "Because there are gods above us, these words are not empty words. Gods really exist and are the greatest support of the Church. You should be very clear about this. After all, there is an angel by your side, a servant of God."

Aesop nodded thoughtfully, and then asked, "What does this have to do with me?"

"Because there are gods above us, and there's another part of the sentence~" Demia said with a smile, "Above the gods are the stars."

Seventy, I had a pretty good time last night.

In the early morning, the trio gathered stealthily in front of the food and wine pavilion. After seeing each other, the expressions on their faces became a little awkward.

"Ahem, you all just came back now." Stank coughed twice and said, "Actually, my original intention last night was to help Aesop find a suitable dream girl for him, but as you know, I prefer elves, and Aesop is more sensitive to magic, so there's nothing I can do."

Jer folded his hands and nodded, saying, "Yeah, yeah, I'm not going there for fun either. I asked Guanghui carefully, but she said there haven't been any young human women in Dream Town for a long time. And as you know, it's unclear whether Aesop's body can work on humans. So before we figure it out, I don't dare let him go rashly."

Bruce scratched his head and said, "You know me. I've always valued loyalty, and I'll definitely repay the favor I owe little Aesop. But you also know that I've been having a lot of trouble lately, and I need to take good care of myself, so I went to find an old acquaintance of mine. But Aesop probably won't like bear people. For him, Fury's control level seems a little too high."

After the three of them finished explaining, they looked at each other for a while, and then they all felt relieved.

Hey, it turns out I’m not the only one who stood someone up.

I can rest assured that.

Originally, the three of them thought that they were the only ones who verbally agreed to help Aesop find a nightmare that suited him, but in fact, they accidentally immersed themselves in the gentle arms of love. Now it seems that everyone is the same, and they are indeed good brothers who share happiness together.

Jer was about to go in with confidence, but was stopped by Stank.

"Hey, hey, hey, this is hard to explain," Stank said. "It's useless for the three of us to understand each other. We need Aesop to understand us. Don't you think about his scheming side? What if he holds a grudge against us?"

Jer thought about what happened to those who opposed Aesop and silently withdrew his hand: "Then what do you say we should do?"

"Just don't make Aesop feel dissatisfied." Stank said, "Well, come on, you two listen to me. When we go in later, we'll say this..."

The three of them chatted for a while, and Bruce couldn't help but give Stank a thumbs up.

"As expected of you."

"Hehe, anyway, in a nutshell, it's OJBK to let Aesop think, 'It's a good thing I didn't go with you guys last night,'" Stank concluded.

So the trio sneaked into the food and wine pavilion after making a plan, and then suddenly realized why they were sneaking around, so they became more open and aboveboard again. But when they saw Aesop sitting at the table eating breakfast, they became sneaky again.

Damn, you really got up so early.

After the three of them exchanged glances, they immediately sat around Aesop.

"Ah, Aesop, I suffered so much last night." Stank began to complain as soon as he sat down. "It's a good thing you didn't come with me yesterday. I went to look for that elf again yesterday. I don't know if it's because I stayed with you for so long, but now I also feel the stench of magic from that elf. It really disgusts me."

Before Aesop could say anything, Jel on the other side also spoke up: "It's like this, I also went to look for Guanghui, but how should I put it, although there is no problem with magic power... because she has no magic power, but appearance is indeed something worth paying attention to. What is there to see in an old lady? It really makes me feel physically uncomfortable. If it were you, it would be even more unbearable. It's a good thing you didn't come with me, Aesop."

"Yeah, yeah, yeah." Bruce nodded repeatedly and said, "I went to see my sister last night. Uh, regardless of whether you like her, Aesop, or not, I must say that she has a really bad temper. After we were done, she chased me away and didn't even give me a sip of hot water. If you were there, Aesop, you definitely wouldn't be able to stand it."

Seeing that Aesop wanted to speak, the trio immediately started the second round of rapid-fire attacks.

"Ah, if only the nightmare I'm looking for not only has a beautiful appearance, but also has magical powers that smell good." Stank wailed while lying on the table.

"Ah, if only humans could always maintain their youthful appearance and never age no matter how old they are." Jer wailed while lying on the table.

"Ah, if only Sister Xiong could be more gentle. I really want to eat something hot when I wake up in the morning. Isn't that what being a wife feels like?" Bruce lay on the table. Before he could wail, the table was pressed with several cracks, which scared everyone and made them sit up straight.

At this moment, an intoxicating fragrance came over, accompanied by a beautiful voice: "Ah, little Aesop, is this your friend?"

The three of them turned their heads subconsciously, and then everyone was stunned.

They saw a beautiful woman wearing only underwear and an apron, carrying a plate of fried meat and walking towards them with a smile on her face.

Then she placed the fried meat in front of Aesop and kissed him on the cheek.

"You worked so hard last night," Demia said with a smile, "so I'll give you a good meal today. Make sure you finish it."

Seeing Aesop nodded, Demia walked to the door with confidence and let down her tied hair. The shining golden hair made the returning trio unable to open their eyes.

"Ah, it's almost time for me to leave." Demia said with some regret, "I really don't want to leave you. If possible, I really want to stay a few more days. What a pity."

"I don't really want you to see me disappear, so I'll leave first."

"Oh right~" Demia suddenly turned around, pointed at Aesop, and then said with a sweet smile, "Don't forget what I told you last night, my real body won't let you go easily, so you must stay vigilant and become stronger. Don't surrender in front of her~"

"I've been fed up with that little bitch for a long time. You have to fuck her to death for me."

"Kill her in every sense of the word."

With that, Demia walked out of the food and wine pavilion, and her graceful figure gradually disappeared in the halo of light from the rising sun.

It comes and goes in a hurry, just like a dream.

Of course, it is for the returning trio.

They stared blankly in the direction where Demia left, their mouths wide open, not closing for a long time.

It was unknown how long it took before they suddenly reacted. They turned their heads and stared at Aesop.

Aesop was chewing the barbecue in front of him slowly and speaking slowly.

"Really?" Aesop said, "I had a pretty good time last night."

Seventy-one I am no longer the same person I was before!

When Aesop said, "I had a pretty good time last night," the trio felt that Aesop gave people a different impression. Although they tried hard to see Aesop clearly, they were helpless, as if there was a hazy veil covering his head.

At that moment, they realized that there was a tragically thick barrier between them and Aesop.

"Could it be... Aesop..."

"You are no longer..."

"Are you a virgin yet?"

The trio stammered out the question.

Aesop's eyes were no longer the same as yesterday. The immaturity had faded and a bit of maturity had been added.

He raised his head, looked at the rising sun, and chuckled.

"I'm no longer that kind of person." Aesop folded his hands, resting them on his chin, staring at the trio present, and said with a chuckle, "I am very strong now."

"Really strong."

The trio suddenly fell into deathly silence. No one knew how long the silence lasted before Stank broke it.