Demon Hunter and His Cabin
Chapter 564 - Chapter 564 Chapter 515 Have an Opinion (Two in One)

Chapter 564: Chapter 515: Have an Opinion? (Two in One) Chapter 564: Chapter 515: Have an Opinion? (Two in One) The warmth transmitted from Roger’s palm soothed Goway, who turned her head slightly, suddenly feeling as though everything had lost its importance.

But that didn’t mean Goway was about to back down.

“I still have things unfinished, why should I leave?!”

Yulia’s eyes flickered, “What do you plan to do? Kill us all?”

As she spoke, she stepped back half a step, adding a few more clan followers between her and Goway.

“Goway.”

Emily said anxiously, Goway pinched her palm, offering a comforting look to the latter.

“Although I don’t care what others think of me, some things need to be clarified.”

Goway turned and stood on a nearby stone, sweeping her gaze over the dense crowd before finally settling on Yulia.

“One thing we all understand is that, so far in Europe, there are only three Transcendent Forces officially recognized.”

“The Round Table Knight Order, the Sorcerer’s Assembly, and the Nature Association.”

“Aside from the Nature Association, the first two forces have existed for many years, and any other Transcendent Forces must be affiliated with these three.”

Roger also noticed this issue for the first time, with powerful strength, in theory, even if not affiliated with the Round Table Knights, the Secret Blood Family should also gain a transcendent status in this world.

For them to seek wealth in the real world with their power was a trivial matter.

But the reality was that they, with their Transcendent powers, were subject to various restrictions, and to a certain extent, even less privileged than some ordinary people without power.

All of this was due to the three great forces and the Privy Council.

The analogy seemed simple to grasp, if Transcendents were likened to a powerful weapon, then ordinary people were equivalent to spring knives and clubs, powerful Transcendents to howitzers or tanks.

The level of danger between the two was self-evident, the members of the Secret Blood Family were mostly strong, but they were also subject to stricter controls.

Only when their strength reached a certain limit, like the Third Tier, could they have some degree of say, controlling their own destiny.

Of course, the wealth and everyday life they enjoyed were still far superior to the vast majority of ordinary people.

But if they left the three great forces, they would become identityless free Transcendents.

Just like a gun without a serial number, such Transcendents could easily incur the hostility of the three forces. Roger had always been outside of this rule, and moreover, his strength advanced rapidly, with only a slight restriction during his time in Bordeaux.

Later, masquerading as Bedivere, he had barely felt the pressure typical Transcendents faced, until this moment when he heard Goway bring up the issue.

The world of ordinary people had laws and moral constraints, and although the stronger Transcendents could free themselves from the restraints of the real society, they too would be subject to control by even more powerful forces.

Unrestrained power ultimately brings disaster, and as for the events that transpired within the Secret Blood Family, Roger wasn’t sure who was right or wrong.

Although possessing Transcendent powers, he always considered himself just an ordinary person, and also held the personal desires of an ordinary person.

Perhaps everyone is like that, always hoping that rules restrict others while pursuing the ultimate freedom for oneself.

While Roger was contemplating, Goway had already succinctly recounted the events, mentioning the family’s arrangement and Tamara’s persecution. But as soon as she finished speaking, someone stood out.

“If I were you, I would rather die myself than let disaster befall the entire family.”

Goway’s face stiffened, and she couldn’t help but sigh.

“If it were me, I would do the same!”

Someone chimed in.

“Bang!”

Just then, a muffled grunt came from the crowd, a figure flew high into the air, then fell to the ground.

Roger emerged from the crowd, looking at the man sprawled on the ground.

“You say you’re willing to sacrifice your life for the whole family?”

He broke into a gentle smile.

“Good, I can grant you that.”

“Don’t come any closer, what are you going to do?”

The man tried to get up, only to feel an immense force coming down on him, and he fell face-down in the dirt.

Roger stepped on the man’s back, scanning the crowd, his gaze pausing especially on the faces of those who had been shouting moments ago.

“I remember your faces now.”

“All 17 of you.”

“Come on, show me your courage and resolve!”

Crack!

The crisp sound of breaking bones was heard, and the man under Roger’s foot screamed in agony, struggling, but it was as if there was a mountain pressed on his back.

“Save me!”

“Miss Yulia, please save me!”

Roger scoffed, having seen too many Transcendents in his journey, only to find that with great power, they grew more selfish and indifferent than ordinary people.

The stronger the strength, the fainter the human nature that shone from them.

This was an extremely ironic fact, as Transcendents lost their humanity while attaining greater power, no longer resembling a person.

Perhaps there were individual Transcendents who still retained noble spirits, but Roger believed this one before him certainly was not.

“What are you going to do?” Yulia had to step forward, “Let him go, he is innocent, he only spoke the truth.”

Yulia discretely gestured, and Bilbo in the crowd began to slowly back away.