It looked like any other day in this town, with Azazel simply observing the activities of the residents. He rarely had time to witness the lives of others. Yes, it wasn't without reason. Azazel was born unlucky, and nearly killed multiple times by those who considered him a cursed child. However, even when such unfortunate events occurred, he never truly experienced death. Or, more accurately, he was compelled to return to the world in a different era. Here, things were a bit strange. The orders given to him brought judgment to the world, but it wasn't a task he desired. During his time in this world, Azazel had tried to find a solution, but following the instructions of that figure was exceptionally challenging. These actions seemed to be connected, especially with the strange information about the seven Kaiser, special energy crystals, and the abilities of someone who had yet to reveal themselves.<

Such explanations held no appeal for Azazel; the warmth of family seemed too thick for someone like him, who only lived alone without considering others. "I beg you, save Louse! I promised her father to take care of his daughter!" The sincerity of this man, bowing his head to Azazel, made it easy for the weak to seek help. Azazel couldn't erase things like that; the weak would always seek protection, even if it meant sacrificing everything. That's why he despised a life like this, where the weak and the strong were always two elements in existence. "Do you have a stronger reason? Why was this girl kidnapped? What makes her special?" The Guildmaster was confused. Shouldn't his earlier explanation have been convincing enough that Louse had the ability to analyze someone's body? However, it wasn't favorable for Azazel; such power had similarities to sensing. "I

Following the instructions from the woman, Azazel now navigates through a forest believed to be heading south. However, he still doesn't know where this will lead, with no further clues about whether he will find a town or just buildings in the midst of a deserted environment. It's the same as that moment back then, searching for a fugitive that eventually forced him to enter a desolate forest, leading to a single house. Walking in an uncertain direction feels time-consuming; he's forced to stop and spend the night among the trees accompanied by strange sounds. In the distance, there is a lurking sense of danger, not just one but several. Azazel tries to ignore this; such an atmosphere usually occurs in this forest. They are the monsters that inhabit the forest, ready to launch an attack. "Do I need to overdo it?" Now, all he needs is to meditate, trying to c

"What does all this mean?" Azazel asked with a firm tone, clearly annoyed by the situation. From the beginning, there was no intention to do anything conspicuous.However, if it has come to this, then he must take extreme action.The elves still aimed their weapons, awaiting orders from their leader, who continued to gaze at Azazel.Azazel gave them a threatening look, making it clear that he would resist any attacks."I have thought about it; you must be captured for entering this forbidden forest!" he declared firmly."And if I let myself be captured? What will you do?"The man squinted his eyes; no answer was necessary. The common action in situations like this usually involved executing infiltrators.Elves were not a pure race; they might be better at understanding their environment than humans, but their arrogance often led them to consider other creatures as inferior.The lack of a response frustrated Azazel; he sighed deeply to come to terms with the situation."It seems that e

 Even so, he couldn't instantly find the figure carrying Louse. At high speed, he had moved here and there, and in just a few minutes, he was in a different area. "I can't find any traces. It seems the one who kidnapped that girl wasn't an amateur!" moreover, he found it strange why the kidnapper dared to enter the elf-guarded forest, and not only that. "Groagh..." The forest also had a side where monsters lurked, like now, in front of Azazel stood a 4-meter tall monster, wielding a club to crush its prey. "I don't have time to deal with monsters like this, but that's okay! Maybe monsters like this can cheer up my boredom!" Kaboom... The club slammed down, raising a cloud of thick dust that covered the entire area. The monster grinned, thinking its target had perished, but unfortunately, the target was st