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Chapter 1 - Introduction of the base of the Inferno.
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Chapter 2 - Mana Inferno
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Chapter 3 - Beyond the Inferno
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Chapter 4 - Hints of the Greater Destruction
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Chapter 5 - History of Me, Great Rudolf, and Comprehension of Old and New
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Chapter 6 - PRIMAL
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Chapter 7 - ALIGNING
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Listen here... Let me ask and tell you something, Lisa. He willed and then spoke with his regular quacks. “What kind of magic do the demons have and how hard is it to create a tome like this one, in general? It''s just the beginner chapters for now, but what do you know about the complexities of later ones? Have you ever seen the whole documentation of the structural magic in the appearance of a tome? Or the one that storms around the whole perception of one Path? There are some basics needed for the sake of the later complexity. That''s how it should be like.”
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You didn''t have it as s Blessed?
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Oh. Is that so? Murai couldn''t care less about her appeal on this matter since it wasn''t important what she was or wasn''t in her previous life.
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You, Lisa. Murai pointed his beak closer to her. “You seem to talk a lot at some times and most often than not, it''s either you are thinking too much about my worries or you consider yourself too much. Universe has many experts and even this Battleworld must be bigger than you ever knew. I will give you a topic to reconsider your choices. It''s right. My soul went through countless things, as you are probably aware of it, but are hiding this topic in your head. I experienced enough in them which makes your words kind of lacking, but context matters. There are some things that you will undoubtedly help me with, and I need you - albeit in a subjective matter. It''s simple. Sometimes, you are not needed at all and that is something you should be aware of.“ Murai said, indicating the honest truth that he was thinking of, ever since he met her.
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Do you not know how to feel and answer the truth? I am not self-righteous either, Lisa. Murai continued. “I am an asshole, prick, and not some nosy brat. Knowing the truth about yourself shouldn''t hurt as it is honest. Wanna see my memories? Too bad, I won''t let them to you. They are mine and you are unworthy of that. Get it?” Murai said again, forcing his words to sound truthful, as harsh as they sounded like the quacks.
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Hm... This is strange. Rudolf figured out the methods around the Law long before coming to this world. Was he like me, and become Blessed or something else? This... This is intriguing since the Gods shouldn''t be involved in this process, or... I don''t know. Afterlife is difficult to comprehend. I have only a few flashes of that place anyway, and their context doesn''t matter to me. Rudulf hated those pricks called gods, so what to take out of this tome''s hidden context? Maybe the latter chapters of those two rune unlocks should speak about it. That would be so much like him to include some secrets for the future holders of these 10 tomes, but why... Why did he do this? Was his Path ending? What happened?
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It wouldn''t be surprising, but his lineage may go on. Probably... but I will look out for them if I will see and hear about them. Let this be a good way of karma, or whatever it was that he believed in. He thought after dismissing this tome that didn''t shake him all that much. He got a few things from that, but it wasn''t enough for his current power to use.
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