Appendix 4 — Explanation of races that have appeared
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Chapter Appendix 4: Explanation of races that have appeared
This is an explanation of the races of Lambda that have made an appearance. There are some that have already been explained as monsters, but they will be explained as races of people here.
The definition of people in Lambda
These are separated into three major different ways of thinking.
First, for the gods like Alda whose objective is the annihilation of Vida’s races, Alda fundamentalists and anti-Vida advocates, Vida’s races are not people. Only three races, the humans, Elves and Dwarves, classify as people. (That is why Alda said that Lambda’s total population is less than 100,000,000, but in reality, including Vida’s races, the population is over 100,000,000.)
Next, for Alda’s peaceful faction, the neutral gods, their believers and most normal people, so to speak, in addition to the above races, Vida’s races that don’t have monster ancestors, such as Dark Elves, Titans and Beast-people, classify as people.
The largest number of people use this definition compared to the other two.
The last is the inclusion of races that have monster ancestors, such as Vampires.
This definition is least used. Because there are those such as Vampires who work for evil gods, very few consider all races to be people, even if they are believers of Vida.
Half-breeds
Other than half-Elves and Dhampirs, the Statuses of children born to parents of different races usually display the race of one of the parents’ races.
However, in many cases, the special racial traits of the parents manifest on the body. A human man born between a human and a Dwarf would have good vision in the dark and grow a plentiful beard, possessing exceptional physical strength and an affinity for the earth and fire attributes. A Titan born between an Elf and a Titan would have a large body easily surpassing 2.5 meters in height, but their ears would be pointed and they would possess the qualities for spiritual magic from birth. There are other similar examples.
Although these aren’t reflected in skills or Attribute Values, sometimes there are cases where scales grow on the body or feathers grow on the arms.
Lifespans can differ on a case-by-case basis, but they can be roughly estimated by averaging the expected lifespans of the parents.
Also, there are cases where children born to parents of the same race are born with special characteristics of other races, or even born as an individual of a different race altogether. In the past, the mother’s faithfulness was questioned in such cases, or sometimes this was called the prank or even a blessing of a god, but this is now known to be a result of atavism.
The above examples do not include half-breeds with monsters such as Goblins and Orcs.
Humans
The equivalent of humans on Earth or in Origin.
They have the lowest base Attribute Values among any race, but at the same time, they are the race that is thriving the most. The reason for that is said to be that the extent of their freedom is great; there are no Jobs that are suited or ill-suited for humans as a race.
There are all kinds of humans; there are some with low aptitude with magic while others have great aptitude for magic; there are some with affinity for only one attribute while others have an affinity for all attributes (with the exception of the death attribute).
As if to demonstrate the humans’ extent of freedom, if one separates heroes that appear in legends and myths by race, there are more human heroes than heroes of the other races. But on the other hand, there are many ordinary people who would struggle to fight a single Goblin.
Their life expectancy is around fifty to sixty years, but because infants of breast-feeding age often die of disease and such, once humans safely pass that age, they can even live for over eighty years.
Also, those who have experienced multiple Jobs and increased their Attribute Values age slower; there were some human adventurers in the past who actively worked for over a hundred years.
In many nations, humans are treated as adults starting from the age of fifteen.
There are no sub-races, but there are ethnicities with white, yellow or black skin color.
Humans can generally create offspring with almost any other race.
Elves
The race born between Shizarion, the god of wind and art, and Peria, the goddess of water and knowledge. They are known to have long, pointed ears and exceptional physical appearances.
As their ancestral roots lie in Shizarion and Peria, they have great Agility and Intelligence, but they are often physically weaker than humans.
There are many Elves who possess an affinity for the wind and water elements from birth, and few possess an affinity for the attributes that are poorly compatible with these attributes, the earth and fire attributes.
They possess the Dark Vision skill from birth. Also, though this does not apply for all Elves, many acquire the Spiritual Magic skill, so they are sometimes called the friends of the spirits.
Their lifespans are as long as five hundred years; they age at the same pace as humans until their teenage years, and after that, they grow into adults at a rate of one physical year of age every several human years. When they are treated as adults varies based on the nation and clan, but they are generally regarded as adults from around fifty to sixty years of age. In cases where they are raised in human cities, they are treated as adults from age fifteen despite looking very young.
Sometimes Elf children are seen in towns giving orders to adults in a self-important manner, but they are simply Elves in their thirties giving orders to newcomers who are over a decade younger than them.
Because they have long lifespans, their sense of time is looser than that of humans; they are often gentle in nature. There are also more than a few who use their long lifespans to earn Experience Points over a long period of time to reach B-class or A-class… if they survive that long.
As adventurers, they are suited to being mages or using their speed to be lightly-equipped warriors or scouts.
As civilians, many Elves are artists or scholars.
In the past, there were large-scale villages of tens of thousands of Elves, though they were very different from human nations.
Elf villages are mostly located in forests or on lakes, and there are even nomadic tribes that build fleets of ships and sail as they live their lives.
The fact that they are vegetarians and do not eat meat is a mere rumor; they treat both meat and vegetables as blessings of nature and eat both equally.
When living in human nations, they are almost never in positions where they need to succeed noble families and such. Even those with occupations often retire after working for a few decades. Because their lifespans are long, even if they are noblemen, the nations that they live in will either be destroyed before their own lives end, divide into multiple nations or be merged with other nations, so there is no stability. Also, the Elves have historically learned that if they maintain their social statuses for too long, dissatisfaction grows in those of races with shorter lifespans.
Some Elves are disgusted by Dark Elves, treating them as corrupted Elves, but there is a myth telling of how after Shizarion was destroyed and Peria entered a slumber, Vida protected the ancestors of the Elves. Thus, there are also Elves with a deep belief in Vida, and those Elves are friendly towards Vida’s races, especially the Dark Elves, whom they welcome as brothers and sisters who have received the goddess’s blessings.
There is no consistent philosophy of love among the Elf race; there is a wide variety of Elves, ranging from those who are sociable and court members of the opposite sex even after only meeting them once, to others who thoroughly get to know potential partners before making a decision. It is said that this is because Elves either inherit the nature of Shizarion, who had many romantic interests, or that of Peria, who was more discreet.
Also, it seems that many Elves believe that finding each person’s different beauty and charm regardless of their appearance is a part of love… though this is likely not insignificantly due to the fact that all Elves have beautiful appearances.
But Elves often become deeply attached to the partners that they have decided upon. A certain human mage left behind the words, “If an Elf truly falls in love with you, you will be dragged around for your whole life, so give up on them.”
Also, Dwarves are the only race that Elves cannot directly create offspring with. Due to this, the racial relations between Elves and Dwarves once became complicated.
Perhaps because of that incident, there are quite a number of Elves who enjoy playing with fire by having relations with Dwarves.
Dwarves
A race with ancestral roots in Zantark, the god of fire and destruction, and Botin, mother of the earth and goddess of craftsmanship. Even after reaching adulthood, their height only reaches the chests of humans. Dwarf men are known for growing plentiful beards once they become adults, while women maintain the appearances of young girls despite being adults (with large individual differences in figures).
Perhaps because their ancestral roots lie in Zantark and Botin, while they have exceptional Strength, Stamina and Vitality, their Agility and Intelligence are a little lower than that of humans.
Many Dwarves have an affinity for the fire and earth attributes, but there are few who possess an affinity for the opposite attributes, the wind and water attributes.
Also, Dwarves possess the Dark Vision skill from birth.
Their lifespans are around two hundred years. They develop at the same pace as humans, and once they reach the adult age of fifteen, their aging becomes very slow. They remain healthy until the age of one hundred and eighty, but after that, they often age rapidly.
They have longer lifespans than humans, but they are often picky about time and stubborn in personality. But they are not short-tempered; they enjoy training or raising things to the point that they make these their life goals. Also, they are a race that enjoys alcohol more than relations between men and women, to the point that it is often said that if one wants to marry a Dwarf girl, they should send alcohol to her father or defeat him in a drinking contest.
As adventurers, they are suited to being shield-bearers and frontline fighters, and not suited to being mages or scouts. Also, many Dwarves are religious, so there are cases where they become priests.
As civilians, they are often blacksmiths, stonemasons, potters, leatherworkers, arms smiths or chefs, and there are many who set their sights on farming as well. It is often said that when choosing a craftsman, an Elf craftsman would be best for aesthetics, while a Dwarf craftsman would be best for performance.
Although society praises the skill of some of these craftsmen, there are almost none who become noblemen and such. Other than cases where a Dwarf accepts a court rank in order to protect the rights and homes of his brethren, most of them are honorary noblemen, nobles in name only.
Other than the Workers’ Guild, most Guild branches have at least one Dwarf among the medium to high-ranking leaders.
There are no races that the Dwarves consider enemies, and although they frequently quarrel with Elves due to their differing views, they do not hate them.
They do not hold anything against Vida’s races, either. However, they laugh off the fact that Dwarves were the only race that Vida did not mate with to create a new race, saying that the Dwarven men of the past must have drank her under the table. They warn young Dwarf boys, saying that they should learn from their ancestors’ example and not become the kind of men who would assault drunken women.
… However, it seems that they do not mind vigorously deepening their bonds with moderately drunk members of the opposite sex who have not passed out.
The Dwarves’ perception of love is such that the men are not domineering husbands that demand that their wives follow their requests, but husbands who want their wives to keep them under control. This is thought to be the influence of Zantark’s words of, “Men should fight and work outside while their wives protect the homes.”
This is why Dwarf men like strong-minded, firm women. Also, it seems that they find voluptuous women more charming than dainty ones.
Dwarf women think of men as one of the raw materials that they need to temper; it seems that they are attracted to men who they feel are worth the effort of strengthening. Thus, although Dwarf couples do quarrel, this is often a whip of love from the wife.
Also, an important feature that all Dwarf men should have to charm Dwarf women is their beards.
However, more recently, there are many among the youngest generation of Dwarves that do not fall under the above descriptions. There is an emotional play about a Dwarf woman reforming a hopeless human man who was loved by everyone. This play was actually the story of the beginning of the romance between the playwright’s parents.
Dark Elves
A race born between Vida, the goddess of life and love, and a young Elf who was serving her.
Their appearance is exactly the same as that of Elves other than their dark skin; they are sometimes referred to as “suntanned Elves.” Also, old books say that Dark Elves have more sensual figures than Elves due to being descendants of a goddess who also rules over abundance and prosperity. However, in later years, the ‘Extraordinary and Odd’ Dario Dan, who was renowned as both a mage and as an artist, gathered a thousand Elves and a thousand Dark Elves to cooperate in an investigation, through which he determined that this rumor is not true.
Like Elves, Dark Elves possess the qualities for using magic, but they also possess exceptional physical qualities such as Vitality and Strength. In other words, they have high overall Attribute Values; there are no areas in which they are inferior to humans.
They can possess an affinity for any attribute, and like Elves, there are many who awaken to Spiritual Magic.
They possess the Dark Vision and Magic Resistance skills from birth.
They have long lifespans of a thousand years. Excluding the Vampires, who do not age at all, Dark Elves have the longest lifespan as a race. (There are some among the Drakonids and Majin) who live longer than a thousand years, but they do not have longer average lifespans as a race; there are just large individual differences.)
Dark Elves age at the same pace as humans up to their teenage years, and after that, they age at a rate of one physical year of age every several human years, and at a certain stage, their growth (aging) stops. There are individual differences in when this period occurs; it can occur as early as the mid-teenage years or as late as the early thirties.
But unlike Elves, once their growth stops, they maintain this appearance for the rest of their lives, so it is possible for elderly individuals who have lived for nine hundred years to have the appearance of boys or girls in their mid-teenage years.
The mental ages of Dark Elves are strongly influenced by how old they appear to be. Perhaps due to this, they do not have a custom of respecting their elders unconditionally. They will always be treated as immature until they develop appropriate knowledge, skills and personalities.
But many Dark Elves respect those who show themselves to be mature, so they are also a race that is easy to get along with.
Because they have longer lifespans than Elves, many Dark Elves have somewhat carefree personalities. Some live as adventurers or as civilians, but with their sense of time, they consider these things to be “training,” “studying abroad” or “a bit of a long journey.” There are almost none who intend to spend their entire lives in human society… because most nations are likely to be destroyed or divide before they reach the ends of their lifespans.
But there are no Jobs as adventurers that they are particularly suited for, and they can use their long lifespans to learn all kinds of occupations as civilians.
Historically, Dark Elves have kept their distance except from Elves who believe in Vida, but they are not hostile as a race. However, many Dark Elves hate the very sight of priests of Alda.
Dark Elves’ perception of marriage is peculiar and quite uninhibited. Because they have long lifespans, so even if they swear to love each other for eternity, arguments and affairs can happen if they spend hundreds of years together, so most Dark Elves make an oath to give each other “one hundred years of love.” If they wish to remain a couple after those one hundred years pass, they repeat their oath for another hundred years in front of a statue of the goddess. Repeating this practice is marriage for the Dark Elves.
If they have changed their minds, they can simply divorce on the spot, so it is said that Dark Elves are the race that spills the least blood over romantic complications.
Titans
The race born between Vida, the goddess of life and love, and the Sun Giant Talos, who served the Colossus god Zerno. They were the first race to be created by Vida.
They have light-brown, sun-kissed skin. They are a race of large individuals; once they reach adulthood, men are over 2.7 meters tall while women are over 2.5m tall.
Other than the color of their skin and their size, they are no different from humans. There is a well-known comedy where a nobleman has his heart captivated by a healthy, beautiful girl with light-brown skin depicted in a painting and goes to confess to her, only to find that she is a Titan girl who is larger than him.
For their Attribute Values, they have excellent Vitality and Stamina, as well as Strength. However, they have poor Agility, Intelligence and Mana.
They have poor qualities for magic, and most only possess an affinity for a single attribute. This attribute is often the life attribute.
They possess the Augmented Muscular Strength and Augmented Stamina skills from birth, and it is easy for them to acquire each race’s resistance skills.
They have lifespans of around three hundred years; they age at the same pace as humans until they are around fifteen, and after that, their aging slows down, maintaining a physical age of someone in their twenties or thirties until they are around two hundred and fifty years old. After that, they begin aging rapidly. Because they age similarly to Dwarves, people have long wondered whether the two races are somehow related.
Many Titans have honest personalities and do not care about small details, but when they are angry, they are unmanageable. Also, they tend to prefer clothes that expose much of their skin. This is because Titans as a race believe that their bodies are beautiful things that they should be proud of. In fact, their sturdy, beautiful, well-proportioned bodies captivate those who behold them… though there have always been many women who dislike Titan men, saying that their muscles are unpleasant.
As adventurers, they are suited for being shield-bearers or powerful fighters who wield heavy weapons. However, parties made of only Titans sometimes do not have a shield-bearer at all. This is because there is no reason to become a shield-bearer if the entire party is sturdy.
As civilians, many Titans have occupations that require physical strength, such as farmers, miners and stonemasons.
Perhaps due to this, few Titans have high social positions. This is likely related to the fact that no nations made primarily of Titans have existed ever since Talosheim, a nation in the southern region of the Bahn Gaia continent, was destroyed two hundred years ago.
Although the Titans are not hostile to any races as a whole, there are more than a few who believe that the Amid Empire and its vassal nations that attacked the nation of the Titans are a common enemy of all Titans.
However, they hold disgust for the Hill Giants and Forest Giants, who are the descendants of the Colossi who joined the Demon King and became monsters in the age of myths, for defiling the bloodline of their great ancestors. Those who slay them are praised as worthy warriors.
In contrast, they worship the true Colossi, including Talos who maintained his divinity.
Their views on love are uninhibited and both men and women place an importance on strength and sturdiness, but they also admire those who have things like knowledge and a sense of art that they don’t possess themselves. They are also sometimes easily won over when they are treated with soft kindness and gracefulness.
It is said that there is a sub-race of Titans with white fur living in icy mountains and other cold regions of the Dark Continent, the continent that has become one enormous Devil’s Nest.
Beast-people
The races created when Vida mated with the beast-kings who served Ganpaplio, the beast-god who was destroyed by the Demon King.
Because there are multiple beast-king parents, beast-people can differ in appearance, but they generally all have the ears and tails of beasts. Each race has different features, such as fur growing on the backs of their hands and their shins or horns growing on their heads.
Their Attribute Values also differ depending on their parent beast-king. However, most races have poor qualities for magic while having excellent Vitality, Strength, Agility and Stamina.
There are only mammalian races of Beast-people, and Beast-person races of boars, horses and aquatic mammals do not exist. This is because in Lambda, reptilians are descendants of the subordinates of Marduke, the Dragon-emperor god.
There are no races of bird, horse or aquatic-mammalian Beast-people; this is explained by the fact that the beast-kings of those races were either destroyed by the Demon King, while some joined the evil gods, so the children born between them and the goddess became Harpies and Centaurs.
There are no boar Beast-people because the boar beast-king joined the Demon King and became the ancestor of the Orcs; this is also recorded in the myths. However, this incident is not often spoken of.
Incidentally, there are no Beast-people of domesticated animals such as dogs, cats, or pigs.
In the Status, Beast-people’s races are displayed as, “XX-type Beast-person.” Wolf Beast-people are displayed as “Wolf-type Beast-person,” while wildcat Beast-people are displayed as “Wildcat-type Beast-person.”
The skills that Beast-people possess from birth depend on what kind of Beast-people they are. However, most Beast-people possess the Dark Vision skill. Also, carnivorous Beast-people have fangs and claws, while herbivorous Beast-people have horns.
Within ten years, they grow to the equivalent of fifteen years in human age, and after that, they live until they are a hundred and fifty to two hundred years old. The speed of their aging is extraordinarily slow.
Also, children born between parents of different races of Beast-people are born as a Beast-person of one of the parents’ races. There are no cases of things like Beast-people with wildcat tails and a wolf’s tail.
However, such children can grow fangs and horns; there have been confirmed cases of things such as bear-type Beast-people with horns. Also, when using the Beast Transformation skill, which will be mentioned later, some of their parents’ physical features can appear.
These are not the limits of half-breeds that Beast-people can create; children can be born with pointed Elf ears and fox tails.
Their diets depend on what kind of Beast-people they are, but carnivorous Beast-people are not completely unable to eat food that isn’t meat, and likewise, even herbivorous Beast-people can eat meat.
As Adventurers, they are suited to being scouts or frontline fighters, and they tend to prefer being unarmed fighters using their claws and horns, or having roles that fight with light equipment. Also, they can gain skills such as Beast Transformation, a skill that turns them temporarily into half-beast half-human creatures, and acquire race-specific Jobs such as Beast Warrior.
Perhaps because they worship the beast-kings, there are some with a Job called ‘Shaman,’ which is a separate Job from the Priest Job.
Incidentally, unlike most Beast-people, fox-type, tanuki-type and goat-type Beast-people have qualities suited to magic, so many of them become mages.
They don’t have any inclinations to any specific occupations as civilians. They work in all kinds of areas.
In societal terms, they are the same as humans, but other than in the Birkett Duchy in the Orbaume Kingdom, few Beast-people hold high-ranking positions in nations.
There are no races that Beast-men are hostile towards as a race, but they truly detest those who speak ill of the pride of their kind. It is not uncommon for people to be challenged to duels to the death over wolf-type Beast-people being called Kobolds and buffalo-type Beast-people being called Minotaurs.
They have all kinds of views on love and marriage; when members of a single race are all gathered together and living in the same place, they can have monogamy, polygamy or no marriage system at all, depending on the race. The thing that they have in common is that the husbands act important while it is actually the wives that hold authority in the household. But in important situations, the husband’s opinions take priority.
When they live in villages and cities, they use the systems of those villages and cities.
Also, for Beast-people, love equals marriage; creating children is the basis of it. The criteria for loving someone is whether one wants to make children with them or not.
Thus, adult relations are not desirable.
Incidentally, Beast-people have certain periods where they want to leave offspring behind, which vary depending on their race. They can still create children outside of these periods, but things are rather plain when doing so.
It is not an insult to make fun of this as being a mating season for the Beast-people, but one should be prepared to receive a comeback of, “Well, your people mate all year round.”
Ghouls
The general public believes that Ghouls are a special race of Undead. Though even many Ghouls themselves do not know this, they are a race descended from the younger of the twins, whose genders are unknown, born to Vida and the Undead champion Zakkart.
There are no remaining records of Ghouls in the myths, so it seems that their ancestor was completely uninvolved in the later battle between Alda and Vida, but it is unknown whether they distanced themselves from the battle on their own or were allowed to escape.
Ghouls, both men and women, have gray-brown skin, but the women look exactly like beautiful human women except for their yellow pupils and claws. In contrast, the men have the heads of lions and arms so long that the backs of their hands reach the ground when they are standing upright.
Ghoul men and women differ in their qualities as much as in their appearances; the men are physically superior but have poor qualities for magic, while women are physically inferior to men but possess good qualities for magic.
Their lifespans are around three hundred years; the men age at the same pace as humans until the age of fifteen and then begin aging slowly after reaching adulthood. Women grow and age at the same pace as humans until they become pregnant (even if they do not have a successful childbirth), and once they become pregnant, their physical age becomes fixed.
Ghouls possess the Dark Vision, Superhuman Strength, Pain Resistance and Venom Secretion skills from birth; their claws that secrete paralyzing venom, become fearsome weapons when swung with their powerful arms.
They are vulgar and unsociable in nature, but their sense of unity as a race is strong; in times of emergency, they put their differences aside to cooperate with other tribes and villages. Also, it is possible for members of another race of Vida to make exchanges that are civil to a certain extent with tribes that are aware that Ghouls are a race of Vida.
Also, for a later-mentioned reason, villages that are in trouble may willingly welcome members of other races.
As there are no nations that treat Ghouls as people, they cannot become adventurers, but they live their lives while setting their roles based on their gender, so even in battle, men are often at the front while women are at the back.
There are no Ghoul civilians. One could make a far-fetched argument that Ghouls captured and traded as slaves, or tamed specimens, could be considered civilians.
Because they live like aboriginals in Devil’s Nests, they are thought of as a race of monsters, but they live like this because their reproduction capability is low; they cannot produce offspring outside Devil’s Nests.
This is why Ghouls have no concept of marriage, and it is ordinary for them to do everything they can to produce offspring. It seems that there are cases where strong individuals monopolize members of the other sex, but these are rare cases.
For their diets, they prefer meat and even use human meat as food. For this reason, they are called corpse-eating demons, but the Ghouls would argue that humans take materials from their corpses as well.
It could be said that they are hostile to every other race. Also, it seems that some have complexes when it comes to Vampires.
Ghouls can conduct a ritual to transform human, Elf or Dwarf women into Ghouls. As their lack of fertility is a serious problem, when their female numbers drop too low for whatever reason, they sometimes turn female adventurers and such that they capture into Ghouls.
When they capture male adventurers, if they are lucky, they might be able to survive by nodding their heads to the advances of Ghoul women.
Note!
Much of the above does not apply to the Ghouls of Talosheim.
Vampires
The race descended from the older of the twins, whose genders are unknown, born to Vida and the Undead champion Zakkart. Within the race, they are divided into Pure-breed Vampires, Noble-born Vampires and Subordinate Vampires.
Their appearances are mostly the same as the races they originally were, such as humans, Elves and Dwarves, but their pupils are crimson and they possess long fangs.
They are generally regarded not as people but monsters, beings that oppose the gods. In human society, they are targets to be exterminated. But they have spread their roots in the underworld, and there are many examples in the past of clergymen loudly advocating for Vampire extermination while actually being spies for the Vampires.
Pure-breed Vampires, Noble-born Vampires and Subordinate Vampires all have no lifespans; they are ageless. The moment they become Vampires, their aging stops.
From the moment they become Vampires, they acquire the Superhuman Strength, Dark Vision, Bloodsucking, Rapid Regeneration and Status Effect Resistance skills, but they become critically weak to sunlight and silver.
It is said that the likely explanation for the Vampires being weak to sunlight is that their very existence angers Alda, who rules over light.
Their weakness to silver is explained by the fact that Undead have always been weak against silver, and this weakness has been inherited by Vampires, who descended from the Undead Zakkart.
Many Vampires have pompous personalities, treating races with short lifespans with arrogance. Many of them are cunning, cruel, ruthless and inhuman.
However, this is because many of the currently-existing Vampires worship the evil gods who are the remnants of the Demon King’s army; this is not the case for the Vampires who still worship Vida… In fact, virtuous Vampires are seen from time to time.
Details of Pure-breed Vampires are unknown as they are beings that even legends are unworthy of speaking of them; they are mythical beings. However, Noble-born Vampires excel in all Attribute Values and they are able to fly. Normal people do not stand a chance against even the most inexperienced Noble-born Vampires.
Subordinate Vampires have dramatically increased Strength, Agility, Stamina and Vitality (Even if they were originally frail children, they are capable of having frontal fist-fights against bears). However, their qualities when it comes to magic does not change from before they become Vampires.
There are no Vampire civilians, but they do not lose the skills that they possessed before becoming Vampires, so they can carry out their lives in human society as long as they are not exposed to sunlight.
Also, because they are ageless, Vampires who have spent long years and months improving themselves diligently are more fearsome than Dragons.
Vampires enjoy sucking the blood of others, but they can also consume normal food. However, if they go long periods without ingesting blood, their health deteriorates and it is said that they eventually die. However, it seems that monster or animal blood is sufficient for them to maintain themselves, so there are almost no cases where a Vampire has actually died from this.
It is said that they like the fresh blood of virgins, but their preferences vary from individual to individual, and in the past, there have even been Vampires who prefer the blood of middle-aged men who smoke tobacco… According to them, the bitterness in the blood becomes addictive.
Vampires increase their population by giving their own blood to members of other races… humans, elves and dwarves, in order to transform them into Vampires. Pure-breed Vampires and Noble-born Vampires are capable of creating other Noble-born Vampires or Subordinate Vampires, while Subordinate Vampires generally cannot turn others into Vampires.
Perhaps for this reason, those who become Vampires experience a decline in their sexual desire, which is replaced by a desire to suck blood. However, it does not disappear completely, so Dhampirs, half-breeds created with other races, are seen from time to time.
However, it is difficult to imagine that this mode of life is what Vida wanted for the Vampire race that she created. In fact, it is possible for Vampires to leave offspring behind in the same way as any other living creature.
Given this fact, Vida’s believers insist that Vida wanted to add something more to the Vampires, of which only the Vampire founder and the Pure-breed Vampires existed at the time, but before she could, she was defeated by Alda, the god of law and fate, and the champion Bellwood.
Incidentally, the Vampire transformation ritual is possible for members of Vida’s other races, but the side effects are so drastic that it apparently only succeeds for one in ten individuals.
Source: Webnovel.com, updated by NovelKeep
Chapters
- Chapter 391: The bloated soul
- Chapter 390: The countless hands that pray because of a shortage of hands
- Chapter 389: Those formerly of the Demon King’s army vs those of the old Demon King’s army
- Chapter 388: The mad god and the concealed god
- Chapter 387: The army of the Holy Nation of Amid vs the army of the Demon Empire of Vidal
- Chapter 386: The justice that threatens the world vs the new Demon King’s army that protects it
- Chapter 385: The method deployed by the truly evil god
- Chapter 384: The diversionary battle
- Chapter 383: The beginning before winter
- Chapter 382: Preparation for the decisive battle
- Chapter 381: The training from the new Demon King to defeat the old Demon King
- Side Chapter 69: Those with connections to the gods
- Chapter 380: The Demon King’s response to the mage-slayer
- Chapter 379: The letter from Mage Masher
- Side Chapter 68: Duke Gerald Birgitt
- Chapter 378: The dukes’ pledge of loyalty, and graduating from fundamentalism
- Chapter 377: The birth of the new Duchess Sauron
- Chapter 376: The future of the now-enclosed Sauron Duchy
- Chapter 375: The literal moving of mountains
- Chapter 374: Parting with a season of encounters and partings, and a blank check
- Chapter 373: An encounter in a season of encounters and partings
- Chapter 372: Facing graduation
- Side Chapter 67: The end of an empire and the birth of the holy nation
- Chapter 371: Aradia who has a self-proclaimed human for a father, a glutton for a brother, and a duke’s daughter for a sister
- Chapter 370: The Self-proclaimed Human
- Chapter 369: The former emperor whose slow life is threatened, and the self-proclaimed old man in the Farzon Duchy
- Chapter 368: The last remnants of the evil-god-worshiping Vampires and Meorilith, who praises everything to forcefully grant credits
- Chapter 367: The Jahan Duchy is guided smoothly and the Demon King tries to make copies of himself
- Chapter 366: The Demon King sent by a god
- Chapter 365: The towering Iggdrasil
- Chapter 364: The gods struggle with the changing of the times
- Chapter V14 Character Summary (3)
- Chapter Book 14 Summary (2)
- V14 Character Summary (1)
- Chapter V14 Character Summary (1)
- Side Chapter 66: The turmoil after the world is saved (Origin)
- Side Chapter 65: The system’s maintenance and management is barely kept running
- Side Chapter 64: The consequences of giving custom-made clothes to a single woman
- Side Chapter 63: The kingdom’s dukes in turmoil
- Chapter 340.1 - Side 62: The unending worries of the former emperor, the general, and the gods
- Chapter 336.1 - Side 61: Rikudou Hijiri’s Third Reincarnation
- Chapter 330.1 - Side 60: Tyranny and the emperor, and the boys and girls of around the same age
- Chapter 319 - Death Mage 319 - A little bit of effort from the Great Demon King
- Chapter 316.2 - V13 Character Summary (2)
- Chapter 316.1 - V13 Character Summary (1)
- Chapter 315.11 - Side 59: A place that seems far but is close; seems separate but is connected
- Chapter 315.10 - Side 58: A third end and an unending problem
- Chapter 315.9 - Side 57: An imperfect Utopia
- Chapter 315.8 - Side 56: The battlefield descends into chaos
- Chapter 315.7 - Side 55: A new god and a demigod descend
- Chapter 315.6 - Side 54: Rikudou’s reincarnation
- Chapter 315.5 - Side 53: The god of death
- Chapter 315.4 - Side 52: The threats group up
- Chapter 315.3 - Side 51 - Reincarnated individuals fly
- Chapter 315.2 - Side 50: Reincarnated individuals clash
- Chapter 315.1 - Side 49: The time for hiding comes to an end
- Chapter 363: Chaos will stay until autumn
- Chapter 362: Occupation: Vandalieu
- Chapter 361: The royal capital, occupied by Undead, Demons and, bizarre beings
- Chapter 360: The stakes are swung, and post-battle Orbaume
- Chapter 359: The True Demon King Vandalieu
- Chapter 358: I… *I* am Vandalieu
- Chapter 357: The former Demon King clashes with a self-proclaimed human and his companions
- Chapter 356: The fierce battle continues - The Demon King’s pawns VS the Demon King’s companions
- Chapter 355: The Demon King uses the power of humans
- Chapter 354: The roar of an unleashed Evil Elder Dragon
- Chapter 353: A truth revealed and Guduranis resurrected
- Chapter 352: A goddess descends into the chaos of the city
- Chapter 351: Orbaume faces a trial
- Chapter 350: The instinct awakens
- Chapter 349: The battlefield expands and an identity is revealed
- Chapter 348: The battlefield expands as expected
- Chapter 347: The battlefield of a self-proclaimed god, one proclaimed to be a god by others, a god, and heroes
- Chapter 346: The great plan stumbles in the beginning
- Chapter 345: The teacher who remains a mystery for a little longer
- Chapter 344: The potential heroes endure
- Chapter 343: Insincere gods and the neighborhood that almost became a nightmare
- Chapter 342: Rikudou Hijiri misses an opportunity
- Chapter 341: I haven’t come to fight, but I don’t mind a battle to the death
- Side Chapter 62: The unending worries of the former emperor, the general, and the gods
- Chapter 340: The growing number of searching mice
- Chapter 339: Failure to move on from being a lackey
- Chapter 338: What do the new family members taste like?
- Chapter 337: One is trapped in a dream, and one is on the verge of having his dreams become reality
- Side Chapter 61: Rikudou Hijiri’s Third Reincarnation
- Chapter 336: The duke peers into the abyss
- Chapter 335: A harmless banquet
- Chapter 334: The changing hospital and a mother-daughter picnic
- Chapter 333: While the half-Vampire is away…
- Chapter 332: The patient is a monster
- Chapter 331: The emperor who lies down and the emperor who crawls
- Side Chapter 60: Tyranny and the emperor, and the boys and girls of around the same age
- Chapter 330: Nobles with colorful ambitions
- Chapter 329: Practical cooking, and the end of a duty
- Chapter 328: The friendship between lackeys and a contract with an honor student
- Chapter 327: Two people confront each other
- Chapter 326: The current state of the party members
- Chapter 325: Those around the Demon King and those who are after the Demon King
- Chapter 324: A discussion of the past, and an ideal land
- Chapter 323: The broken magic sword, and the one approaching the Great Demon King
- Chapter 322: Training inside and out
- Chapter 321: A day in the life of Vandalieu, a certain instructor, and a noble lady
- Chapter 320: Those squirming in the shadows of school life
- Chapter 318: A not-so-peaceful school life
- Chapter 317: Escaping from solitude
- Chapter V13 Character Summary (2)
- Chapter V13 Character Summary (1)
- Chapter 316: A new life!
- Side Chapter 59: A place that seems far but is close; seems separate but is connected
- Side Chapter 58: A third end and an unending problem
- Side Chapter 57: An imperfect Utopia
- Side Chapter 56: The battlefield descends into chaos
- Side Chapter 55: A new god and a demigod descend
- Side Chapter 54: Rikudou’s reincarnation
- Side Chapter 53: The god of death
- Side Chapter 52: The threats group up
- Side Chapter 50: Reincarnated individuals clash
- Side Chapter 49: The time for hiding comes to an end
- Chapter 315: Talk of other worlds
- Chapter 314: The second half of the examination begins, and the Tamers’ Guild is tested once more
- Chapter 313: A mysterious examiner appears
- Chapter 312: Let’s invite the first guests to the cursed mansion
- Chapter 311: Take a leap into a cursed mansion in a neighboring country!
- Chapter 310: The Roaring Flames fall at the former Scylla territory
- Chapter 309: The birth of a new Guider and the approaching overwhelming battle
- Chapter 308: A new champion, and deep worries…
- Chapter 307: Enrollment, and preparing for the champion
- Chapter V12 Character Summary (2)
- Chapter V12 Character Summary (1)
- Side Chapter 48: The threat closing in on Origin
- Side Chapter 47: The peaceful Alcrem Duchy
- Side Chapter 46: A god who claims that they are not a god
- Chapter 306: The Great Demon King learns of the heroic god’s resurrection
- Chapter 305: The God of Sinful Chains and Bellwood, bound by chains
- Chapter 304: The madness of the God of Law and Fate, and the Five-colored Blades’ progress
- Chapter 303: The battle of the Demon King’s Continent reaches its conclusion
- Chapter 302: The sun’s wrath and the ceasing war drums
- Chapter 301: Peria’s resurrection and the resumption of battle
- Chapter 300: The Mother-Goddess’s declaration
- Chapter 299: The goddess’s revival and the Great Demon King who carries the names of the champions
- Chapter 298: Time for food
- Chapter 297: The second stage begins
- Chapter 296: An all-purpose Pandemonium and a broken war horn
- Chapter 295: A distraction, but a fierce battle nonetheless
- Chapter 294: The one who spreads death through muscles
- Chapter 293: The first stage begins
- Chapter 292: The back-shield with phantom thorns
- Side Chapter 45: A peaceful moment before a certain storm
- Chapter 291: A moment after battle, and cannibalism
- Chapter 290: The horseman of the apocalypse decides not to ride
- Chapter 289: With Five Sins
- Side Chapter 44: The various gods
- Chapter 288: Perseus and Skanda
- Chapter 287: Firstborn child
- Chapter 286: The Dragon Emperor God
- Chapter 285: A peaceful tea-time
- Chapter 284: Those who are nurtured between attacks
- Chapter 283: Another Guider and shaken gods
- Chapter 282: A thrilling battle
- Chapter 281: One statue is canceled, another is built
- Chapter 280: The empire of law is burned by the storm
- Chapter 279: The Gartland Concert
- Chapter 278: A rematch… or rather, observation
- Chapter 277: Things are hard for former members of the Demon King’s army
- Chapter 276 - The Saint of Darkness
- Chapter 275 - The barrier that wounds the Demon King, and an underground world
- Chapter 274 - The escaping Demon King’s party and the reinforcements that were not in time
- Chapter 273 - The battle to defend the Demon King’s continent
- Chapter 272 - A lively day in Alcrem and the sneaky Demon King
- Chapter 271 - Honorary Countess Darcia Zakkart
- Side Story 42 - Heinz returns
- Book 11: Character Summary (2)
- Book 11: Character Summary (1)
- Shide Story 41 - The puzzled nobles and Urðr who longs for yesterday
- Shide Story 40 - The god of reincarnation’s suspicions (Origin)
- Chapter 270 - The secret exchange between the Great Demon King and the Alcrem Duchy
- Chapter 269 - A story is fabricated and the truth is buried
- Chapter 268 - I am me, and I am already non-existent
- Chapter 267 - The evil god Zerzoregin reveals himself
- Chapter 266 - The fearsome Mimic Humans vs the menacing army of the Demon King
- Chapter 265 - Alcrem unites as one, and the Demon King returns
- Chapter 264 - The Knight of the Collapsed Mountains bares his fangs, and the former Demon King strikes back
- Chapter 263 - The Collapsing Thousand Blades and the Hounds of Cannibalism
- Chapter 262 - The troubled tea party
- Chapter 261 - The friend of the Demon King whom even the gods couldn’t foresee
- Chapter 260 - A friend of the heart, met once more
- Chapter 259 - A large airborne battle
- Chapter 258 - The hard-fighting Pentagram
- Chapter 257 - The relief of the ‘Knight of Keen Insight’
- Chapter 256 - Today’s plans: A duel at dinnertime
- Side Story 39 - Those acting secretly in the Demon King’s blind spot
- Chapter 255 - Those moving behind the scenes in the capital
- Chapter 254 - Death Mage 254 - Alcrem
- Chapter 253 - Recruiting new members!
- Chapter 252 - The Demon King’s family grows, and a hero steps into the tiger’s den
- Chapter 251 - People, gods and a Demon King pass by one another
- Chapter 250 - One name is buried in history, and another is created
- Chapter 249 - Into the masterless Dungeon
- Chapter 248 - The god of reincarnation’s relatively honest ploy
- Chapter 247 - The new name for the nation is decided
- Chapter 246 - When a black, bubbling nectar fills the cups of the gods
- Chapter 245 - The World is Round
- Chapter 244 - More plans for spring
- Side Story 38 - Religious devotion is work
- Volume 10 Character Summary Part 2
- Volume 10 Character Summary Part 1
- Side Story 37 - World affairs progress, slowly but surely
- Side Story 36 - The evil spirit lurking in the Amemiya residence
- Chapter 243 - The false parade and the nameless heroes
- Chapter 242 - The plaza where the heroes are
- Chapter 241 - The Demon King’s cover-up before the investigators come
- Chapter 240 - The death of a god of war
- Side Story 35 - The god of thunderclouds’ end’s impact on the gods
- Chapter 239 - The Demon King’s dining table
- Chapter 238 - The reincarnated individuals gather before the Demon King
- Side Story 34 - Everyone’s battles - shape-shifting, transformation, and great transformation
- Chapter 237 - The reincarnated individuals making a move and the trapped heroic spirits
- Chapter 236 - The important thing is the soul
- Chapter 234: The battle begins, and a fight between a god’s servant and a subordinate of the Demon King
- Chapter 233: Time is needed to protect one’s reputation
- Chapter 232: The heroes who try to claim victory at the cost of the city, and the Demon King who tries to protect it
- Chapter 231 - Gordon becomes a hero and a mass of flesh gets lost
- Side Story 33 - A strange consistency
- Chapter 229 - Gods gaze at the chaos, the Demon King pretends to be the Demon King
- Chapter 228 - Those who look up at the sky
- Chapter 227: Those who can’t read the air
- Chapter 226: The calm before the thunderclouds
- Chapter 225: The Demiurge that grows from the ground when summoned
- Side Story 32 - God’s Will
- Chapter 224: The screams of Vampires echo, a peaceful day
- Chapter 223: The destruction of joyful life and the Demon King’s party welcomes the lost lambs
- Chapter 222: Those who toy with Guduranis
- Chapter 221: This is the Demon King’s ‘city’
- Chapter 220: The one who manipulates from the shadows and the ones who shine
- Chapter 219: A house of dolls
- Chapter 218: The truth buried in darkness
- Chapter 217: The labyrinth lying in wait and the Demon King that can be met in dreams
- Chapter 216: Beyond the door is -
- Chapter 215: A way to make artificial limbs one’s own
- Chapter 214: Those who believe will be saved
- Side Story 31 - Ties of obligation that come to an end
- Chapter 213: Those who are persistent and the man who gives up
- Chapter 212: The encroachment of the city of Morksi
- Chapter 211: Those who crawl in the night and echoing screams
- Chapter 210: The food cart business will continue
- Chapter 209: Charge! Youre dinner?!
- Chapter 208: A peaceful week for the Demon King
- Chapter 207: Those who are truly starving
- Chapter 206: The starving wolf who visits the Demon King opening his food cart business
- Chapter 205: The time for mutation has come!
- Chapter 204: Towards a temporary registration
- Volume 9 Character Summary - Part 2
- Volume 9 Character Summary - Part 1
- Side Story 30 - The former idol who likes her third life
- Side Story 29 - The determination of certain former slaves
- Chapter 203: In the city, as if nothing happened
- Chapter 202: A draw? A huge defeat?
- Chapter 201: A confirmed defeat
- Chapter 200: A conversation for something very important
- Chapter 199: Hard mode in both worlds
- Side Story 28 - Meanwhile in Origin, in the absence of the god of reincarnation
- Chapter 198: Winter is a season of meetings and farewells
- Chapter 197: The steps of the Holy Mother Killers, and the Demon King spirited away
- Chapter 196: Blood, blessings and a curse that bears fruit
- Chapter 195: Squeezing information from a hyena and supplying the Vampires
- Chapter 194: Encroaching on the kingdom while humming a tune
- Chapter 193: The Demon King dreams
- Side 27 - The hero finally faces the Demon King, and suspicions deepen
- Chapter 192 - Mother’s return and a growing family?
- Chapter 191: You accomplished it
- Chapter 190 - Storm and eclipse
- Chapter 189: A moving storm, a growing mother and son, and people who can’t join forces
- Chapter 188: The squirming Demon King and his fragments
- Chapter 187: An expanding nation and the Demon King that refuses to strike
- Chapter 186: The resurrection of the Demon King
- Chapter 185: Gods passing by each other
- Chapter 184: The champion’s wish echoes in the sky of those who receive the eclipse’s blessing
- Chapter 183: The darkness of the ocean vs. the darkness above the water’s surface
- Chapter 182: Name: Cuatro
- Side Story 26: Meanwhile, three separate groups of reincarnated individuals…
- Chapter 181: The second plan and the midwinter ocean
- Chapter 180: Posing to say that negotiations are possible
- Chapter 179: A mother-daughter conversation and a strange reunion
- Timeline of events up until end of Volume 8
- V8 Character Summary Page part 2 + Race introductions
- V8 Character Summary Page Part 1
- Side Story 25: A mother who wants to grow stronger, an emperor who wants his bloodline to continue and reincarna
- Chapter 178: Gestation time and the movements of factions
- Chapter 177: The root of life
- Chapter 176: Gufadgarn, the evil god of labyrinths
- Chapter 175: There are some things that even an illusion cannot be forgiven for
- Chapter 174: Those who pass through the gate and those who cannot even stand before it
- Chapter 173: A false image self
- Chapter 172: You cannot escape from the world!
- Chapter 171: An echoing scream
- Chapter 170: Those who lead and those who follow
- Chapter 169 — The clearing of the Trial of Zakkart begins
- Chapter 168 — Those who wait for the trial and those who face it
- Chapter 167 — The two small remaining tasks
- Chapter 166 — The lawless area in the capital
- Chapter 165 — Improve yourself and let us compete
- Chapter 164 — The princess and marshal’s worries
- Chapter 163 — The emperor’s coronation
- Chapter 162 — The Demon King Vandalieu gazes at his form from the distant past
- Chapter 161 — A chance meeting with a goddess
- Chapter 160 — A path that continues in a dream
- Chapter 159 — Nation visits continued
- Chapter 158 — The troubled Perseus
- Chapter 157 — The Kijin nation and a kindred-spirit
- Chapter 156 — The birth of the queen bee of purgatory, and the Six Horn Battle-Demons standing in the way
- Side Story 24 — Rising in the west and setting in the east
- Chapter 155 — Bone Blades and ten left
- Chapter 154 — Severed bonds
- Appendix 7 — Luciliano’s report 2 - Kasim’s spring
- Appendix 6 — An introduction to the races — Arachne, Empusa and…
- V7 Character Summary Page
- Chapter 153 — The empire’s strategy and a birthday celebration
- Chapter 152 — Please let me borrow your face for a moment
- Chapter 151 — Not even an appetizer
- Chapter 150 — Don’t underestimate human strength!
- Chapter 149 — The warning that becomes silent
- Side Story 23 — Reincarnated individuals here and there, and the god of thunderclouds
- Chapter 148 — The true end of an evil god and the squirming Fifteen…
- Chapter 147 — An audience with the gods - a suggestion to become emperor and a delicious snack
- Chapter 146 — Our nation will return to being an ordinary kingdom
- Chapter 145 — This monster
- Chapter 144 — Ravovifard’s plan for certain victory
- Chapter 143 — I’m a demon, even without being told
- Side Story 22: The Fifteen Evil-breaking Swords and the sixth reincarnated individual
- Chapter 142 — The king working in the nation three days after conquering it, and the emperor in the empire
- Chapter 141 — Strong meat offering
- Chapter 140 — Survival of the fittest
- Chapter 139 — People who need to take leave
- Chapter 138 — The illusion of a decisive battle in Zozogante’s Great Forest
- Chapter 137 — The shocking truth that is now revealed
- Chapter 136 — The king, the prince and the emperor
- Chapter 135 — The Holy Son and his companions that will face great trials, and going out to gather what is needed
- Chapter 134 — Visit to Zanalpadna
- Chapter 133 — Princess Kurnelia’s vi~sit~
- Chapter 132 — Is there anyone equivalent to an A class adventurer present?
- Chapter 131 — The spider-san’s request to kill her
- Side Story 21 — The reincarnated individuals’ counseling
- Chapter 130 — The first day in the southern region, I met a spider san at t
- V6 Character Summary Page
- Chapter 129 — The heroes comforting the king with their bodies
- Chapter 128 — The leaping sphere of flesh
- Chapter 127 — Mountains cannot be moved for now
- Chapter 126 — How to counter a cheat like ability that forces cardiopulmona
- Chapter 125 — The eyes of heaven that look this way And a great scythe
- Chapter 124 — The Sword King’s determination, the hound’s glory, the lips t
- Chapter 123 — They’re coming! But let’s prioritize going south for now
- Chapter 122 — The threat lying in wait and the threat closing in
- Chapter 121 — The meaty visitor in the dead of the night
- Side Story 20 — The mastermind reveals himself, but the stage
- Side Story 19 — A blind eye is turned to two Origin
- Side Story 18 — I’ve won Origin
- Side Story 17 — Chain of events Origin
- Side Story 16 — Preliminary encounter (Origin)
- Side Story 15 — Meanwhile, Heinz and his companions
- Chapter 120 — A light ruler, and squirming
- Chapter 119 — The man who sends the king flying
- Appendix 5 — Scylla race introduction + Interview with an evil god
- V5 Character Summary Page
- Side Story 14 — Luciliano’s report Lower section Epilogue
- Side Story 13 — Luciliano’s report Upper section
- Side Story 12 — The gods watching from afar, and others
- Chapter 118 — Objectives are about 70 percent complete
- Chapter 117 — Dear younger brother
- Chapter 116 — The final revenge and the almost—forgotten princess knight
- Chapter 115 — Plunderer
- Chapter 114 — The Trojan horse plan and the one whose left hand I have
- Chapter 113 — Target Booking
- Side Story 11 — Those squirming in other worlds Earth, Origin
- Chapter 112 — Q - Is this a prisoner A - No, it is live bait
- Chapter 111 — Let’s look at each other’s eyes and talk
- Chapter 110 — Eclipse King and Tentacle King
- Chapter 109 — The approaching evil
- Chapter 108 — The history of the Scylla race
- Chapter 107 — Lucky sukebes are suckers
- Chapter 106 — Regarding the difficulty of communication between races
- Chapter 105 — A person who won’t be escorted
- Chapter 104 — There’s nothing that can be done, but I want rice
- Chapter 103 — The disappointed half-Vampire and the mad Pure-Breed Vampire
- Side Story 10 — Rodcorte and the two’s decision
- Chapter 102 — A chance meeting with a god
- Chapter 101 — The meeting between those who crawl on the ceiling
- Chapter 100 — Dungeon-clearing is effective against back pain
- Chapter 99 — The changing omens and citizens
- Chapter 98 — The one who guides and the ones who go on
- Chapter 97 — The Cream Expedition’s conclusion!
- Appendix 4 — Explanation of races that have appeared
- Side Story 9 — Everyday life in Talosheim o ID
- Side Story 8 — Meanwhile, in the western region of the contine
- V4 Character Summary Page
- Side Story 7 — Thinking about him from a faraway place
- Chapter 96 — A poorly-ending conspiracy and future plans
- Chapter 95 — Fire
- Chapter 94: The half-Vampire’s house visit to conquer the monkey
- Chapter 93 — The Monster who won’t give up
- Chapter 92 — The troops led by a herbivorous man vs the Red Wolf Knights’ Order
- Chapter 91 — It would have been good if nothing happened, but…
- Chapter 90 — Let’s go, you sorry bastards!
- Chapter 89 — Acquiring milk
- Chapter 88 — The king pulls the strings
- Chapter 87 — Actually, let’s get on with creating a currency
- Chapter 86 — The Eclipse King’s Orchard
- Chapter 85 — A king who visits the people
- Chapter 84 — Mountains don’t move… so they’re simpler than people
- Chapter 83 — The difference between making requests and making a selection
- Chapter 82 — The shadow gnawing at the slave-run mine and the approaching threat
- Chapter 81 — The sunken house of the duke and visiting the cultivation village again
- Chapter 80 — The man who comes to an end with his third time
- Chapter 79 — Fanning the flames in the underground graveyard
- Chapter 78 — The departing ominous bird covers its trail and secretly threatens the capital
- Chapter 77 — Abandoning the duchy, unable to forgive the enemy
- Chapter 76 — To adventurers at the Adventurers’ Guild
- Chapter 75 — Charge! The local criminal syndicate
- Chapter 74 — Smooth flight through the sky, eating various things in the city
- Chapter 73 — Scum approaching from afar and a scoundrel lurking nearby
- Chapter 72 — The man who wants a fourth time
- Chapter 71 — If there’s nothing to eat, you can eat Goblins, can’t you?
- Chapter 70 — The peculiar, sharp-tongued, flying beast (7 years old)
- Chapter 69 — Making a decision with someone’s life in the first village
- Chapter 68 — The Hartner Duchy has gone through a decline
- Side Story 6 — Kaidou Kanata
- Chapter 67 — The first mission – Good afternoon, King
- Appendix 3 — Adventurers’ Guild explanation
- Appendix 2 — Monster explanation Ranks and more
- Magic Explanation – Up until Volume 3
- V3 — Character Summary Page
- Chapter 66 — The bell signaling the end sounds clear, but it sounds unpleasant to a god
- Side Story 5 — Vida
- Side Story 4 — At the same time, an S class adventurer…
- Side Story 3 — The conspiracies of three parties
- Chapter 65 — Now then, please pay your compulsory fee of goods
- Chapter 64 — Play and sing a gloomy, unpleasant marching song
- Chapter 63 — Ah, the sound of revenge is so sweet
- Chapter 62 — Let’s play the melody of death throes using disease, weapons and the sun
- Chapter 61 — The prelude, played with dissonance and percussion instruments
- Chapter 60 — The conductors and performers watching over the instruments headed for the stage
- Chapter 59 — The Eclipse King is cursed by the marshal
- Chapter 58 — The toiling soldiers and the Eclipse King serving beautiful women
- Chapter 57 — The Eclipse King is crowned, and a saint receives a Divine Message
- Chapter 56 — I’m crowned as a result of the Mayonnaise Meeting
- Chapter 55 — Sometime after autumn, insects will be drawn to the light
- Chapter 54 — They approach as I’m playfully bitten and creating forests
- Chapter 53 — The horns of war are still distant, but fighting forces must be gathered steadily
- Side Story 2 — The only remaining god of the eleven gods
- Chapter 52 — What’s impossible is impossible. So then let’s think of a method that is possible.
- Side Story 1 — In a Divine Realm
- Chapter 51 — You’re an enemy
- Chapter 50 —The battle against the Dragon Golem that was seventy percent destroyed by the hero
- Chapter 49 — The victory against the mid-boss was unfulfilling, but the Dragon Golem is next
- Chapter 48 — It seems I’ve become a place for insects
- Chapter 47 — Let’s launch things with a high amount of bloodthirst
- Chapter 46 — Preparing defenses while desperate and out of my mind
- Chapter 45 — Apparently I’m her number one and only one
- Chapter 44 — I will end you completely; there is no future for you
- Chapter 43 — Something that cannot be run from, cannot be disobeyed, that doesn’t exist
- Chapter 42 — Shadows of unrest approach unseen
- Chapter 41 — Let’s take life one step at a time without rushing things
- Chapter 40 — Human society is in good shape, but more importantly, I want seaweed
- Chapter 39 — With honor and fame, without land or a successor. That’s the kind of nobleman I want to be.
- Chapter 38 — The Dungeon boss is disappointing
- Chapter 37 — Can this be called clearing a Dungeon?
- Chapter 36 — Spartan training supported with praise
- Chapter 35 — A new life has been born, so let’s adjust our living environme
- Chapter 34 — My first time getting a Job, but I won’t go into a Dungeon yet
- Chapter 33 — A new resolve on my third birthday
- Chapter 32 — A journey of self-discovery and Rank up
- Chapter 31 — Forced to be white. What’s resting, again?
- Chapter 30 — I’m fine with being the Prophesized Holy Son
- Chapter 29 — The Black Ghoul King and the One-Armed Sword King
- Chapter 28 — The conditions in which the first objective can be achieved
- Chapter 27 — In a new land Apparently I am the Prophesized Holy Son
- Chapter 26 — Overcoming the difficulties, standing before a new land
- Chapter 25 — The journey by carriage, pushing through the mountains
- Chapter 24 — I, my allies and my enemies cannot be stopped once we start moving
- Chapter 23 — The truth I learn as I approach three years of age, and the enemy of my enemy is an enemy
- Chapter 22 — During the aftermath of war, the number of followers increases
- Chapter 21 — An unsightly, humorous boss fight
- Chapter 20 — Let us smash the noble pigs’ noses
- Chapter 19 — Carrying out a dirty attack
- Chapter 18 — The enemy of the enemy has begun moving, but preparations continue anyway
- Chapter 17 — He was supposed to become the Ghoul King because of his skills
- Chapter 16 — Skills make one the Ghoul King
- Chapter 15 — The half-vampire solving the problem of declining birth rates and the noble pig-man burning with ambition
- Chapter 14 — The lessons of applying anti-aging to the teacher
- Chapter 13 — The surprises that shorten a lifespan too much
- Chapter 12 — Carnival in the Ghoul community
- Chapter 11 — Did you think you’d saved a beautiful girl?
- Chapter 10 — Armor in both hands, speaking of dreams
- Chapter 9 — The second life that begins after death
- Chapter 8 — Encountering an optional gate and challenging it
- Chapter 7 — Unlasting revenge complete, now, work hard
- Chapter 6 — Bandits provide good leveling experience
- Chapter 5 — An idea: If I can’t get stronger, then those around me should get stronger instead.
- Chapter 4 — Love for the sun
- Chapter 3 — A hikikomori at six months old
- Chapter 2 — Hard mode begins, insanity takes over
- Chapter 1 — The Beginning of the Third Time
- Prologe — The end of the first and second time