Why must the devil be Defeated?

Chapter 391: 387 ‘She is very much like me.

According to Anima, the Divine Race’s “True Seal” generally does not manifest outwardly, and after death, it hides immediately, slowly transferring to other places, waiting to be reincarnated.

However, this does not mean the “True Seal” cannot be discovered.

If the enemy has special abilities and knows about the existence of the “True Seal” beforehand and discovers its location, they could completely destroy it, preventing the Goddess of the Divine Race from ever being reincarnated and revived.

Therefore, the Goddesses of the Divine Race have a tradition since ancient times: they entrust their “True Seal” to someone truly trustworthy to protect it.

This way, no matter how the Goddess of the Divine Race fights outside, even if she dies, one day she will be reincarnated and revived by the side of this person.

But this also means something else.

That is, the Goddess places her life and death entirely in this person’s hands, binding herself completely to them.

If she trusts the wrong person and hands over her “True Seal,” it’s a self-chosen path to destruction.

Even if she trusts the right person, if they lack the capacity to protect the “True Seal” or themselves, once they die, she, too, will die with them, with no chance of luck.

For this reason, the Goddesses of the Divine Race do not easily entrust their “True Seal” to others, especially the more powerful Goddesses.

After all, isn’t it more reassuring and safer to protect oneself rather than entrust one’s fate to another?

With this in mind, the act of entrusting the “True Seal” usually only occurs among the weaker or completely non-combatant members of the Divine Race. A Goddess with the ability to fight and protect herself, or one who doesn’t trust others much, typically wouldn’t do such a thing.

Especially now, with the war between the God and Demon Clans over, the factors threatening the lives of the Goddesses have greatly reduced, so even less so would anyone choose to entrust their “True Seal” to another.

Moreover, once the “True Seal” is entrusted, it can never be reclaimed and becomes forever integrated with the other person, unable to be separated, which adds to the gravity of this lifelong decision; nowadays, hardly anyone would make such a choice.