Ordinary demons have limits, and no matter how long lived they are, they are only at the level of an Upper Majin class (Arch Demon).
It seems that, in order to become an existence that surpasses that, some kind of factor is necessary, but…
For Diablo, the name I gave him was that.
To begin with, the dragons (Dragon race) of this world are nothing more than monsters born possessing degraded factors of my elder brother, the Star King Dragon Veldanava, who is the strongest dragon species.
When thinking about it together with the story I heard earlier from Eren, it seems that the Elemental Dragon died and became a Chaos Dragon.
At that time, dragon factors were scattered/spread around.
…probably.
Even now, it seems that Lesser Dragons are born from pools of magicules, and if the factors of the Elemental Dragon appear strongly, they become Upper Dragons (Arch Dragons).
Unlike Razen, the majin of the former Falmuth, they did not reach greater heights by disciplining/refining themselves.
Magic inquisitors whose very egos disappeared due to a rejection reaction with monster factors were, to Mariabell, nothing more than toys that did not interest her.
It had been revealed through recent research that specific conditions are necessary for monsters to come into existence.
No matter how densely the inside of a cultivation capsule is filled with magicules, monsters will not come into existence.
However, if some kind of factor is introduced, then monsters embodying a strengthened form of that factor will be born.
It’s fine.
Having obtained a trustworthy answer, I further expanded the erosion/invasion.
What was getting in the way was the energy I had eaten. Normally, it would be converted into my power, but when the opponent is a Dragon Species, things are different. Far from becoming my power, it was instead destroying my body.
The dragon factors are just that powerful, and probably something that cannot be bound by anyone. Even so, the fact that they are being controlled is quite troublesome, but now was not the time to complain.
Every time my body is annihilated, reconstruction of my body is carried out through Infinite Regeneration. By doing so, I am forcibly absorbing the energy from what I consumed.
(An accident? No way… Are you saying he was merely born there by chance!?)
Sinking into the sea of thought, Velgrynd arrived at that shocking answer. However, she could not accept it so easily.
That was only natural. Because there was no way such a coincidence could happen that a monster born by chance near a Dragon Species would be born possessing a soul compatible with the dragon factors.
If he truly were the fifth born Dragon Species, then he would be an existence that could even be called a younger brother. However, Rimuru devoured Veldora and evolved into a Dragon Species.
To call such an existence a Dragon Species was something Velgrynd could not accept. So to speak, he was something resembling a Dragon Species.
And that was only natural, because that effect itself was the culmination/completion.
It was the fusion of magical beasts and soldiers.
The Beast Fusion based on the Beast Transformation of the Lycanthropes seeks beast factors not within one’s own body, but within the artificial synthetic beast that serves as one’s partner, the Battle Chimera.
In the true sense, human and monster become one, and tremendous power dwells within that body.
It can produce super soldiers incomparable to mere servitude/control.
Vega was born in the royal capital of Ingracia.
Though he himself did not know it, one of his parents was the ruined end result of a Magic Inquisitor who had turned into a majin.
His father, who had taken in too many monster factors and become unable to return, assaulted his mother, and Vega was conceived from that.
Therefore, Vega was a heretic from birth.
He remained in his mother’s womb for only about three days, and from the very day he was born, he possessed self awareness.