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Freya spoke with disgust.

She felt no attachment to her unicorn bloodline—on the contrary, she found it repulsive.

Because this bloodline...

Had been inherited from that disgusting man.

She did not need such a thing.

"I beg you, extract the unicorn bloodline from my body as well."

Freya looked at Daniel and pleaded.

In the end, Daniel nodded and extracted Freya's unicorn bloodline.

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Freya let out a pale smile.

"Thank you. Because of this thing, I've spent the first half of my life as neither human nor beast. Now... I'm finally free."

Freya spoke weakly.

At the same time, her body collapsed backward.

Kaylyn, reacting swiftly, caught her before she could hit the ground.

Kaylyn then ordered people to escort Freya back to the Blue Jade Guild.

She held Freya in high regard.

Being able to decisively abandon the unicorn bloodline...

That was something many would never be able to do.

Because a divine beast bloodline was, in itself, a form of power.

And for Freya to willingly give it up—it meant she would surely achieve something great in the future.

After a moment of silence, Daniel asked:

"Cyr, are there many creatures like Emerald Kirin who possess the unicorn bloodline?"

"A lot. Over the years, the number of individuals with the unicorn bloodline has been steadily increasing."

"And these creatures who possess the unicorn bloodline—because they believe they carry the divine beast bloodline—are extremely arrogant. They look down on all other divine beast bloodlines. In fact, they even despise the half of their own bloodline that is not unicorn."

"Because of this, conflicts within the sanctuary have been frequent."

Among the three major sanctuaries, the Spirit Beast Sanctuary was known for its internal strife.

Because spirit beasts were still beasts—it was inevitable that they retained some of their primal instincts.

Especially those with unicorn bloodlines.

They held themselves in the highest regard, acting as if other spirit beasts were beneath them.

In contrast, the Artisan's Sanctuary and the White Lotus Sanctuary did not suffer from such absurd levels of infighting.

Hearing Cyr's explanation, Daniel frowned and asked:

"Doesn't the Spirit Beast Sanctuary have laws or punishments for this?"

"There are punishments... but they don't fundamentally solve the problem."

Cyr replied helplessly.

Because of the unique nature of the unicorn bloodline, even punishments failed to restrain them.

Many of them outright ignored rules and even undermined punishment systems.

These creatures, carrying divine beast bloodlines, were inherently prideful.

This superiority complex was inescapable.

A divine beast bloodline naturally suppressed other spirit beasts.

Very few spirit beasts could resist this suppression.

Unless... they too carried a divine beast bloodline.

"Then... what about the unicorn race itself? Didn't anyone tell them to control their urges?"

So many spirit beasts—and even humans—had been born with the unicorn bloodline...

The unicorn race needed to take responsibility.

Hearing Daniel's words, Cyr could only let out a bitter smile.

Because she... had no way of doing that.

"I can't do that. After you created the New God Realm, the unicorn race made significant contributions to it."

"So, as long as they don't go too far, most people just turn a blind eye."

Upon hearing this, Daniel was momentarily taken aback.

He hadn't expected that his creation of the New God Realm...

Had unknowingly become a turning point for the unicorn race's rise.@@novelbin@@

To the point where they had gained a position of respect?

That was ridiculous.

Logically speaking... given the situation, Rose should have...

Forget it.

He would find Rose later.

For now, he needed to deal with the matter at hand.

Looking at Storm City and the Doom Domain, Daniel suddenly remembered something.

That was...

Back when he awakened, he had arrived at Tuck Village.

From the records in Tuck Village, it seemed that the original settlers had lived in a place similar to Storm City.

But for some unknown reason, one branch of them split off and fled to Tuck Village.

Previously, Daniel had only removed the curse embedded in the bloodline of the people in Tuck Village.

But as for everything else...

Daniel turned to Kaylyn and asked:

"By the way, I'm looking for a group of people who once fled Storm City—either due to an accident or a vendetta. Do you know how to find them?"

"This... depends. What kind of people are you looking for, Lord Daniel?"

Daniel thought for a moment before saying:

"A group of people who, because of their bloodline, were unable to become mages."

Hearing this description, Kaylyn immediately seemed to recall something and said:

"If that's the case... then I do have some impressions."

"Oh?"

Hearing Kaylyn's words, Daniel became curious.

He hadn't expected Kaylyn to remember such people.

"Because... they were unique."

Hearing this, Daniel was puzzled.

Kaylyn then began to explain.

About a thousand years ago, the Doom Domain had experienced a strange event.

A massive horde of necro creatures had broken through the magic array and stormed into Storm City.

Although the White Lotus Sanctuary quickly contained the situation...

It still forced many people to flee Storm City.

But among them, there was a particular group that stood out.

They did not run.

Instead, they voluntarily entered the Doom Domain.

These people were not mages—they were ordinary humans.

Yes!

They had no mana fluctuations whatsoever.

And yet, they had willingly entered the Doom Domain.

It was common knowledge that the Doom Domain was filled with destructive energy.

For an ordinary human to enter that place—it was no different than suicide.

Naturally, this caught Kaylyn's attention.

Because if that were true, it meant that the necro creatures within the Doom Domain had the ability to bewitch people.

Which also meant...

That the magic array breach allowing the necro creatures to enter Storm City...

Might not have been an accident.

Instead, it could have been orchestrated by a special entity among the necro.

Later, through her investigations, Kaylyn discovered something astonishing.

These people who voluntarily entered the Doom Domain—were not bewitched.

In fact, when they made their decision, they were completely sober.

They were from a large, ordinary human family.

And within their bloodline, there was a curse.

This bloodline curse made it impossible for them to become mages.

Even the legendary Genesis could not turn them into mages.

And so...

The family had split into two factions.

One fled Storm City.

The other voluntarily entered the Doom Domain.

As they walked toward certain doom, they shouted that their cursed bloodline would be reborn—that they would break free from an eternal curse.

Hearing this, Daniel was stunned.

Because he knew exactly how powerful the curse he had placed was.

There were only two ways to break it.

One: He could personally remove it, like he had done for Tuck Village.

Two...

Daniel realized there was another possibility.

Rebirth through death.

If they died and were reborn, they could break free from his curse.

Which meant...

Those who entered the Doom Domain—they must have found something.

Or... they believed they had a way to achieve rebirth?

With that thought, Daniel became increasingly intrigued by what lay within the Doom Domain.

Turning to Kaylyn, he said:

"Let's go. Take me to the Doom Domain."

...

Moments later, several figures entered the Doom Domain.

Even now, the remnants of Rose's sword strike still lingered—filling this land with the aura of destruction.

This energy had permanently shaped the Doom Domain into what it was today.