Omniscient First-Person’s Viewpoint

The Golden Overseer Peru had, whether she liked it or not, become destined to rule over the nations. For her, who values human life above all else, death is a contradiction to the principles of value. Being a rational philanthropist, she can only act in good faith.

The Healer Lir Nightingale bears a burden. Having broken the cycle of life and death, she must now involve herself in the deaths of others. Therefore, the Healer tends to the wounded, ensuring that no one dies from anything other than her own failings, negligence, or indifference.

The Regressor Shei seeks to save the world. Whether it is to live or to die, even she herself does not know. But regardless of her state of mind, she moves forward for the noble cause of saving the world.

Three individuals, united by their desire to save humanity. They are all connected to the demon lord in some way. They possess exceptional abilities, and their intentions are equally noble. If these three saviors were to put their heads together, surely they would come up with a brilliant solution.

And indeed, a brilliant idea emerged.

Inside a glass coffin, the body of the Thunder Overseer Elkid continuously vomited blood. Like an unending well, it flowed without ceasing.

Elkid's body was formed through the power of the Golden Mirror. The force wielded by Peru was using her body as a factory, constantly producing blood.

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For hours, the three of them stood before the scene, each of them silent, processing it in their own way. Some averted their eyes, others clicked their tongues, while a few stared blankly. Their reactions varied, but the emotions in their hearts were the same.

A subtle sense of guilt. An unease at having touched something forbidden.

Despite knowing they had no choice, they couldn't help but feel a vague repulsion that controlled them.

Of them all, the vampire, Lir Nightingale, was the most accustomed to such sights. She did what needed to be done. She collected the blood from Elkid's body using her bloodcraft, placing it under her control. Until it was used for healing, the blood would not clot.

Shei, having nothing to do, followed and asked.