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"When the time comes, you'll understand." Yu Tian wanted to explain the reason, but it was merely his own speculation; perhaps the time had not yet arrived.
Yu Tian closed the cabin door, leaving the puzzled Lin in the lonely corridor as he made his way toward the spaceship.
He felt reluctant, but things often unfold beyond one's control. This was how it had developed, and no one could change it.
"When the time comes, you'll understand." Yu Tian wanted to explain the reason, but it was merely his own speculation; perhaps the time had not yet arrived.
Yu Tian closed the cabin door, leaving the puzzled Lin in the lonely corridor as he made his way toward the spaceship.
He felt reluctant, but things often unfold beyond one's control. This was how it had developed, and no one could change it.
Sitting on the Subship, Yu Tian was completely unaware that Hong had already slipped away from his sister Lin's sight, leaving the spaceship to find his "father"!
While Yu Tian waited for landing on the anti-shock spaceship, Hong left Lin inside the Mother Ship. He boarded a Subship himself and flew in another direction. The strange man from yesterday, who claimed to be his father, said he would wait for him at that location. But who exactly was he? Whether what he said was true or false remained unknown. Yet Hong's intuition led him to trust that mysterious man; perhaps it was an imprint of fate!
That was on the other side of the Demon God Barrier in the demon realm. Hong's spaceship could pass freely, but it wasn't so easy for the demon race. The blood within their bodies resisted the energy of the barrier, and members of the divine race faced similar challenges. These were all measures taken by their ancestors for the peace of future generations.
Indeed, Hong met that person, who looked exactly like an Earthling. Could it be that this is what demons truly looked like? If so, then there would be nothing to worry about.
"You've arrived!" Hong stopped his spaceship and stepped down. The mysterious man's voice resonated with an aura of royalty; after all, he must be a Demon King!
"Are you really my father?" Hong asked, a hint of doubt in his voice, though he didn't dare to raise it too loud.
"Of course. Have you done what I asked you to do?" The mysterious figure finally turned around, and Hong felt an aura of royalty emanating from him.
"I did, but I didn't notice anything strange among the group." He only sensed that the captain was a bit off but chose not to mention it.
The mysterious man quickly understood, but he did not show anger; he had already confirmed that the person before him was indeed his son.
"Good. My name is S. Rikkichi, the king of this demon realm. From now on, you will be my son and work towards the revival of our kind. Now, let me lift your seal!"
Hong felt a cold energy enveloping him as his body lifted into the air, surrounded by a sphere glowing with purple light.
Energy surged into Hong like a fountain, causing his bloodline to tremble and his blood to flow rapidly. Gradually, his body began to transform; a massive tail sprouted from his back, and his face elongated before stopping abruptly. His limbs swelled with muscle, growing stronger as countless red energies coursed through him. Once the Purple Aura receded, scales appeared on his legs and tail. The moment Hong came into contact with the air, he felt an overwhelming surge of energy within him; it was time to unleash it.
"Ahhh..." Hong's roar shook the air and ground around him. When he tried to move, he was startled by his own appearance. "What... what has happened to me?"
His voice trembled slightly. "Oh, this is your true form; you are a Half-Orc!" S. Rikkichi said calmly. "Just look at me and you'll understand!"
With that, S. Rikkichi shook his body, and before Hong could react, he transformed into a giant serpent, its tongue flicking in and out.
"This is your father's true form," the giant serpent spoke, its voice booming. Compared to his father, Hong was only a few meters long—minuscule by comparison. Suddenly remembering something, he asked, "Can you take me to see my mother?"
Rikkichi's body trembled slightly as he replied angrily, "Mother? She betrayed us and has run off who knows where."
Hong's heart sank at those words. Was it true? S. Rikkichi retracted his energy and began teaching Hong how to control it.
"Alright, all your seals have been lifted. Come with me to the capital!" S. Rikkichi's body soared into the air, and Hong quickly followed, soon catching up to him.
Beastman Village.
As far as the eye could see, there were "houses," though they lacked roofs. Among millions of these structures lived various kinds of monsters, who were constantly fighting and running about, yet everything still seemed orderly.
Countless beastmen saw their king in the sky and quickly fell silent, beginning to worship him. Seeing the respect from his subjects brought a proud smile to S.'s face.
Upon witnessing such a chaotic village, Hong was taken aback. It struck him as strange: "Could this be the largest village in the entire Demon Realm?" He didn't realize that having such a large settlement in the barren Demon Realm was quite remarkable, as the population must be proportional to the land. However, the overall productivity of the land in the Demon Realm was extremely low, failing to meet demands, which led to the monsters living in scattered communities.
Hong felt a stir in his heart; he knew this place must still be in an era of slavery. A thought suddenly sprouted in his mind.
Seeing his son lost in thought below, S. was first surprised, then revealed a faint smile. "It seems I can peacefully spend the remaining hundred years!" In truth, he had long wanted to explore the entire Demon Realm and even Kadar Planet, but due to his royal position, he had never dared to venture far. Now that his son had returned, it was time for him to relinquish his throne. Yet he still harbored a grudge; he wanted to eliminate all members of the divine race.
Suddenly shaking his head, S. gently hummed to signal Hong that it was time to go. Hong followed closely behind his father as they flew toward the tallest house in the center that had a roof. They landed on the stone steps right in front of it, which resembled Earth’s craftsmanship. He walked behind his father toward what his father referred to as the Demon Palace.
The guards naturally stepped aside to allow the father and son to pass. Several elders were quietly waiting on either side of the grand hall for their young king's return.
The hall was intricately constructed; instead of a throne at its center, there stood a stone statue that had likely become somewhat indistinct after millions of years. However, the aura emanating from the black stone was something time could not erase—especially a dominating presence and dark power that could not be concealed. It had sparked a great war and brought suffering, yet in the hearts of the Demon Realm's citizens: he was the true king.
"My son, this is the Demon God Lichki. You will be granted the surname 'Lichki.' Quickly give thanks to the great Demon God!" Hong's knees buckled as he slowly knelt down…
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