"Fragment of the Fallen God’s Heart?" Evangelin whispered, and for the first time she frowned a little.
Before she could say anything else, Daniel took something out of his inventory. It looked exactly like a piece of a heart, and it was releasing an exalted, indescribable aura.
"I got a few of them by accident, but I don’t know what they’re used for," he said, and then gave a short explanation.
Evangelin didn’t say anything. She stared at the fragment, then slowly extended her delicate hands to pick it up. But the next moment, it felt like a violent electric shock hit her body, shaking her entire existence.
She pulled her hand back immediately and didn’t dare touch it again.
"Huh?" Daniel was surprised. He didn’t expect this kind of reaction. Since he had never shown them to anyone before, he didn’t know something like this could happen.
But now he understood something—other than him, it seemed no one else could touch the Fallen God’s Heart fragments... but why?
He wasn’t completely sure, but he felt the most likely reason was the Fallen God’s bloodline inside his body that gave him this permission.
"I’ve never seen something this transcendent in the mortal world. It even gives me a more indescribable feeling than god-level treasures," Evangelin said after a few seconds.
"But I can’t say for sure what it is. Even though I know a bit about the Fallen God and have lived for many years, like I said, I’ve never heard or seen anything like this."
"Then I guess I have no choice but to collect the rest of them. Maybe when I gather all of them, I’ll find out what they’re for," Daniel nodded, though he wasn’t very hopeful about getting answers.
"I might be able to ask someone. If anyone in this world knows what these fragments are, it’s that old man." Evangelin paused for a moment and added.
"Really? Then I’ll owe you even more." Daniel smiled.
Evangelin didn’t say anything else and simply nodded.
"Is there anything else? If not, you should rest for now so you can recover. I’ll also check if meeting the dragons is possible."
"Well... it feels shameless and embarrassing, but there’s one more thing I wanted help with." Daniel scratched his head, then pulled out a complete heart from his inventory.
A heart releasing a powerful, destructive aura that distorted the space around it as if it wanted to annihilate everything.
"A Heart of Destruction...?" Evangelin’s eyes flashed again as her gaze locked onto the heart.
"How did you get something like this?"
"Well, before going to the Gulf of Sumer, I had a battle with a monster. This is its heart." Daniel explained briefly how he fought the giant sea beast that Finn killed.
Evangelin looked away from the heart and focused on him. She was slowly reaching the conclusion that this boy might be too lucky and too favored by the heavens.
First a Dragon of Origin egg, and now even a Heart of Destruction? Even one of these things is enough to turn a useless young man into a monstrous prodigy.
And he had both? And based on what she saw, he also possessed The Heavens Honor, the Death Tablet, and the Eternity Approval.
Could he be a child favored by the world itself? But that shouldn’t be possible, she was certain he wasn’t the hero of this era.
According to her investigations, the hero of this era was a girl.
Then why did he have this level of luck? Was it all because of the Fallen God’s causality?
She suddenly frowned. The luckier someone was, the more disasters and destructive events they would attract.
And thinking back, this boy had already faced two near-death events, and if she hadn’t interfered, he would have either died or become a slave.
’And there are even more of these events waiting for him.’ Her frown faded and her expression returned to calm indifference. Maybe the future of the Eternity Faith would be filled with ups and downs.
However, she wasn’t sad, angry, or regretful. Even though this boy’s fate was tied to extremely dangerous events, in the end, it is always people like him who rise to the peak of power in this world.
Just like her own life, she also had a chaotic, difficult destiny, and now many people call her the strongest.
"This thing in your hand is a Heart of Destruction. It’s one of the best sources of the Law of Destruction. Getting one isn’t easy, and they’re very rare. To get them, you need to hunt beasts that embody the Eternal Law itself. But it has been a long time since such beasts appeared, and they can even hide their Heart of Destruction." She explained.
"So how do I use it? Do I merge it with my own heart?" Daniel looked at the heart in amazement and asked.
He knew when he picked it up that it was a Law of Destruction source, but he didn’t expect it to be this famous.
"There are many ways, but the best method is merging it with your own heart. But it’s a dangerous process, so you must be careful." Evangelin nodded.
Daniel nodded back, put the heart into his inventory, thanked her, and prepared to leave. He didn’t expect to have such an unexpected meeting with the Saintess of Eternity.
Still, this meeting helped him a lot, and some of his questions were finally answered.
"Are you going back to your world now?" Evangelin suddenly asked.
"Yeah. It’s been a while since I saw my family, and there are things I need to take care of." Daniel replied.
He hadn’t forgotten James’s ceremony and had to attend it. And if he wasn’t mistaken, the Phoenix-Dragon Gathering was also happening, and his sisters were participating.
"Come back in seven days. If possible, we will meet the dragons at that time." She told him.
The doors of the hall opened, and Daniel walked out, and the doors slowly closed behind him.
As the doors shut, a faint smile appeared on Evangelin’s usually emotionless, goddess-like face.