The Greece Antagonist

A few days later.

A silver-blue meteor streaked across the dense clouds of the sky at lightning speed, with a long trail of flames, falling with a sharp whistle into a vast forest.

As the pervasive smoke gradually dispersed, a dragon-like creature gracefully and beautifully revealed its silhouette.

Its scale armor shimmered with an intermingled starlight of dark blue and silver, and a magic power core like crystal clusters rose from its back, flashing rhythmically with each breath. The translucent wing membrane resembled a tear in space-time, with sawtooth bone spurs formed from the Holy Dragon Albion's bones embedded along the edges. The dragon's eye burned with azure flames, and every slight flap of its wings stirred visible magic power vortices around it. Its tail blade ripped through the ground, sending forth streams of crimson light that resonated with its dragon roar, making the beasts in the forest tremble with fear.

"We're here!"

Luo En glanced at the fairy city not far away and helped Morgan jump down from the dragon's back, followed closely by the four accompanying elves: Vivian, Bagster, Bawansi, and Habettlot, landing on the ground.

And with a surge of streaming light, the dragon-shaped creature that served as their vehicle transformed into a beautiful and elegant young girl knight.

Her silver-blue long hair flowed with a gradient starlight glow, with bone-forged star ring ornaments dangling from the tips. Her azure star eyes were set in a porcelain-white face, the armor on her right shoulder and lace sleeve on her left arm formed a contrast of rigidity and softness, a metal chain with dragon-patterned lance wrapped around her waist, its spear tip glowing with Albion's bloodline brilliance. The blue and white gradient dress rippled with aurora-like patterns with each step, the ankle bells and floating magic light spheres at her toes resonating with each other, and every inch of her skin infused with the paradox of earth veins and stars intertwined—both a carefree girl picking flowers with a gentle smile, and a killing idol forged from dragon remains.

—The third Elf Knight, Meiluxin!

It must be said, this newborn inheriting the Holy Dragon Albion's divinity and might has formidable developmental potential and a terrifying growth rate.

In just a few days, Meiluxin had grown to appear as a twelve or thirteen-year-old human girl, possessing the corresponding wisdom and intelligence, learned to use the spiritual armor formed from Albion's remaining divinity, and her strength instantly became the strongest among the three Elf Knights.

Of course, there are also some shortcomings.

For example, inheriting the Dragonkin's strong possessiveness and the childish desire to be noticed by adults.

Thus, as soon as she regained her human form, Meiluxin rushed to the front of her "father" Luo En, tightly grasping his other hand, her golden eyes curiously examining the surrounding environment:

"Father, is this the Elf City Orkney you mentioned?"

"Yes, it's also half of your mother Morgan's hometown."

Luo En patted Meiluxin's head, rewarding her for the hard work of serving as a vehicle for traveling, displaying the gentleness and patience of a loving father.

But at this moment, the "mother" Morgan clearly had no interest in bonding with her "new daughter."

Because, thick death energy was pervading over Orkney, and a rustling sound was emerging all around.

"What is that? Come out!"

Bagster, who was responsible for scouting and vigilance ahead, was the first to take action, sweeping forward with the Fairy Sword, easily flattening the shrubs ahead.

And in the billowing black mist, hundreds of pitch-black humanoid monsters took form, uttering beast-like growls from their abdomens, their eyes flashing red light as they pounced towards everyone.

"Moss!"

Morgan gritted her silver teeth, her face cold as dead water.

Seeing the baffled expressions of the few young or newborn elves, Vivian quietly explained.

The Death Law of the Celtic God Era is not complete, and the Otherworld for housing souls cannot fully replace the Netherworld's functions.

Therefore, once there are mass death events, exceeding the Otherworld's self-purification capabilities, the accumulated death energy on the earth easily leads to the spawning of Calamities.

In this process, humans' souls transform into the Wild Hunt after death, preying on the living;

The deities themselves transform into Curses and pollute the land after death;

And upon fairies' deaths, their lingering will and anger turn into something called "Moss"...

Moss not only instinctively kills and devours other living fairies, but also infects them through contact, leading them to collapse and madness. If left unchecked, a "plague" spreading among fairies is sure to break out.

Of course, like the proliferation of Moss and the surges of Wild Hunt, unique preconditions are required to trigger it.

—That is, large-scale death events belonging to fairies!

After listening, Luo En looked at the desolate Elf City Orkney not far away, his heart sinking.

"Roar!"

As if to confirm his suspicion, a savage beast roar came from the city, and a massive hundred-meter beast rose from the ruins.

Luo En followed the sound, seeing in his memory the white furry little beast that was part cat and part dog had now transformed into a disaster form that devoured starlight.

Its pure white fur transformed into a flowing mane of liquid silver flame, with collapsed miniature aether vortices suspended at the end of each hair. Its golden eyes split into triple concentric irises, reflecting the devastation of the city reduced to ruins.

The aether torrents gushing from within it congealed into a shattered crown around it, the crimson beast patterns exuding suffocating brutality and eeriness. Seven crystal tails entwined with blood-colored runes extended from its spine, each swing causing ripples of spatial shock, leaving scorched pits where its claws tread.

In the plaza before it, heaps of fairy corpses piled up into a small mountain, their dried blood congealing into bizarre and scarlet amber in the surface hollows.