My Players Are So Fierce

Chapter 2523 -842: Castia Secret History: Transformation into Human

When Murphy first met the Ranger General, he was convinced that this guy must be related to the “Origin.”

The two, although at different age stages and, in a sense, different races as elf and half-elf, had eyebrows, cheeks, and even eyes that seemed almost like they were cast from the same mold.

This is why Triss hurried to the ruins to try to uncover the truth.

The fact proved that Murphy really couldn’t investigate everything; if he accidentally uncovered something, it would indeed be like pulling up a radish and bringing out the mud, just like this slightly awkward strange scene now.

The half-elf known as “Origin,” Luna, was an artificial being, which was outrageous enough, but even more outrageous was that Ranger General Miss Filoseer, as Luna’s “mother” in a physiological sense or “maternal gene provider,” was also damned to be an artificial being…

Wow, this story unfolding suddenly has that “Frankenstein” vibe.

Moreover, Filoseer claimed to be the female clone of Elf King Quirion, making Murphy feel familiar, and Triss beside him also had a strong sense of déjà vu. Isn’t this the same as the relationship between Lord Paryen and his bloodline Lily Capadosia, who allegedly maintained an impure relationship with him?

Oh, so all you ancients share the same ethical template, right?

At this time, facing the scene where the Ranger General was forced to confess under the “coercion” of the God of Avalon, Murphy hesitated for a moment, then mentally reviewed the current situation, and subsequently asked:

“Triss says you are a semi-finished god offspring, is that correct?”

“Correct, in a sense.”

Sitting cross-legged on the ground, the Ranger General tilted her head and fiddled with her slightly green-tinted hair tips, giving an answer and repeating her unique “quirk.”

Then, she organized her words and tried to explain as concisely as possible:

“I was born 600 years ago, a time when the Castia Kingdom’s research on ‘god offspring’ was still at quite a primitive stage. The Great Druids of the Castia Great Tree had not fully grasped the sacred knowledge obtained from the creator’s relics and could only use limited conditions to replicate those experiments of the Golden Age as completely as possible.

Of course, this process received the recognition and assistance of the God of Nature, and I was created under such serendipity.

I belong to the first batch of god offspring, to be precise, the first successful experimental subject to truly trigger a divine power reaction.

The power I obtained from Avalon’s ‘bloodline’ is neither complete nor advanced, yet even so, it granted me talent far exceeding ordinary elves. My speed is five times that of elves of the same age, my strength is three times theirs, I was born able to harness natural psychic power and possess super learning ability.

I even have the potential to surpass my prototype, that is, King Quirion.

It was precisely because of my appearance that the Great Druids of the Castia Great Tree decided to persist in this field of research.

I know what you want to ask, Luna belongs to the third generation of god offspring.

Her inheritance of divine power is more complete than mine, an ‘outdated model,’ but unfortunately, Luna’s divine gene is recessive, meaning she would likely remain an ordinary person throughout her life unless something unexpected occurs. Otherwise, it wouldn’t have been so easy for The Grand Duke of Triss to take Luna from the Elfin King Court years ago.

Additionally, I need to correct your longstanding misconception.

We were not mistreating the child at that time; we were merely trying to activate her divine gene through some special rituals recorded in the Golden Age. According to this ancient knowledge, appropriate pain and stimulation might activate the divine gene, and your intervention interrupted this process.”

General Filoseer, studying Triss with a peculiar look, hesitated for a moment and said:

“Frankly, I can’t comprehend what kind of thought process led you to endow your bloodline power to a child you picked up at random.

But the Power of Midnight formed a variable, activating part of Luna’s divine gene… When you roamed the continent with her back then, did you not notice that the child was unnaturally good at manipulating liquids?”

“I noticed, but who would think of this as leaning towards evil human experiments!”

Triss countered:

“I only thought Luna was someone blessed by Midnight. Shortly after becoming a vampire, she instinctively grasped the secret power of blood manipulation, revealing her talent to me. Only then did I impart all my knowledge and skills to her.”

“Yes, you valued her so much that you desperately wanted to turn her into a second Crimson Witch.”

The Ranger General sighed and said:

“I don’t know whether to praise your extraordinarily high teaching standards or to be annoyed at Luna’s inheriting from me an exceedingly strong learning ability.

You shaped her with your thoughts and style, making her surpass the teacher. After the Crimson Witch ‘died,’ she lost the last shackle and restraint. You may not be aware, but the number of elves Luna killed is a chilling number even to say aloud.

Your teaching was too successful, Lady Triss.

Luna has surpassed the Crimson Witch.

She has turned herself into a monster that everyone finds troublesome!”

Triss immediately fell silent.