Demi-human Girls Completion Manual-Chapter 1230 - 131: Gabriel (4)

Emhardt glanced at Gabriel in front of him, then paused for a moment, muttering somewhat awkwardly,

"Well, maybe you can’t... Mom... Mom, do you want to say something too? It’s a bit awkward for me to talk alone."

Gabriel just tilted her head slightly, staring straight at him.

Emhardt turned around in her arms, then looked into the distance and suddenly noticed an extremely dangerous Holy Object hanging in the sky. The Holy Object was a treasure sword hanging in the sky, its handle linked to the power of a distant star. Emhardt had no doubt that if it fell, the place they were currently at would be completely destroyed.

"Uh, oh my God, are we just staying under such a dangerous Holy Object? Mom... what’s it for?"

Gabriel raised her head to look upward, her void-like eyes reflecting the image of that Holy Object.

She remained silent for so long that Emhardt thought she wouldn’t speak, and he was about to continue talking about Fisher when unexpectedly, Gabriel spoke,

"That’s... the Holy Object I used to try to end my life..."

Emhardt suddenly froze in place, staring blankly at Gabriel, who had raised her head with an increasing sadness in her eyes,

"In the past... I pursued so much knowledge and was fortunate to record it. I hoped to find joy and meaning in existence from it... But when I reached the end of my pursuit of knowledge, I felt no meaning... I tried many things to fill that void, just like my kin who poured their hearts into forging. They too were empty, only they didn’t know it..."

"In the past, to try to fill this void, I tried raising many things, animals and intelligent beings, but as the years passed, that initial thrill faded away. I detected clues that I sought in them, but due to the distance and gap between us, that missing piece never reached my side. Until I asked Sariel, who guarded the Holy Grail, for a descendant of my bloodline, a true Angel, your brother..."

"He was a gift from the heavens. When I saw him for the first time, the emptiness within me was filled by his innate dependency on me and the hidden possibilities within him. I gave him everything I had; during that time, I was truly happy. But when he was taken from my side, what he took away was not just that missing piece. He took away everything from me and emptied my world..."

Emhardt opened his mouth, and when Gabriel lowered her head, he realized that those once incredibly wise eyes had seemingly dried up, with the tears flowing from them granted by that new source.

Perhaps, he truly was the second gift bestowed upon her by the heavens.

Once upon a time, before meeting Fisher, Emhardt was also alone in the world, searching for his origin. He traveled across mountains, crossed oceans, and even ventured into the Abyss where demons gathered, all in an attempt to find just a hint of a clue, to find the Holy Descendant who forged him, to find that part of his memory that was missing.

Although in the end, he found nothing, not even the long-lost existence of the Holy Descendants, he was fortunate enough to meet Fisher.

The joyful times spent with Fisher made Emhardt forget that regret and loneliness, to the extent that even the fear of Paimon was dispersed by the anticipation of reuniting with him.

But Gabriel was not like that. She had nothing to replace after losing her child, so it was no wonder she went mad for so long, only becoming normal again after meeting Emhardt.

One might wonder, would Gabriel, who had finally grasped this hope, let go obediently?

Thus, that’s the reason why Gabriel, despite fulfilling all of Emhardt’s requests, directly took him away from the mortal world to an unknown corner of the universe when she sensed he wanted to leave her to find Fisher.

She feared that any existence, any factor, would take away the treasure she had finally obtained.

Feeling that Gabriel genuinely regarded him as her own child, Emhardt didn’t know whether to feel happy or sad; he was just momentarily hesitant.

"Thud! Thud! Thud!"

At this moment, from a direction in the universe above, a divine light suddenly shone over.

It seemed to be Michael’s power, and Emhardt still remembered how that annoying angel bullied him, so he was familiar with that power.

Was Michael trying to contact Gabriel Angel?

But Gabriel just quietly looked at Emhardt in front of her, holding him and that piece of crystal tightly in her arms without moving.

The eyes behind her kept shaking, then suddenly burst with extremely terrifying energy. Facing the approach of any other person or message, Gabriel completely unleashed her power.

Her pupils slightly contracted, then she turned around and fiercely swung, an invisible force spreading out from the void, hitting the two satellites outside the planet straight on, creating thousand-meter deep chasms on them.

Outside, the vacuum was extremely quiet, but the flowers, grass, and the ground around them began to tremble, even dispersing the light of Michael’s transmitted message.