The Record of Unusual Creatures

Hao Ren felt that Lily’s words were so contagious that led him to say the same thing.

When Vivian picked up the rolling pin again, Hao Ren pulled out the data terminal from his pocket and said, “Here is the CCTV footage, see for yourself.”

Vivian was confused and sat down on the couch. The data terminal then began to show her the information it had copied from the host of the golden battleship. The command hall in the battleship, a ball of lifeblood released by the Goddess of Creation, the girl born from the lifeblood, the appearance imitated from the rebel… Vivian was a little puzzled in the beginning, but soon she was completely stunned.

“Where is this? What are those golden people doing?” asked Vivian.

“A battleship within the Solenne galaxy. This is the CCTV footage on the battleship,” Hao Ren told her his experience in detail, “I call that place the Oblique Nebula. The time of the place was distorted, so everything remained in…”

Because it was complicated, Hao Ren took around one hour to explain it. Vivian raised one or two questions while Hao Ren was explaining and listened quietly most of the time. Both of them breathed a sigh of relief when Hao Ren finally finished the story. “Is this real?” Vivian asked with a weird look.

“Of course it’s real,” Hao Ren nodded and said, “Now we can confirm that you are created by the Goddess of Creation, the timeline, and where did you get your look, by copying a female officer. I guess this is how you get the ‘power of vampire’. You don’t belong to any race or species, but the first creature you encountered in the world was a vampire, so you copied this attribute.”

Vivian pointed to her face and said, “But I also only copy the skills of blood clan for about 70%-80%.”

“Yes, you are not afraid of the holy light, you like garlic, you have the power of healing, and your little bat can turn into a human. I can’t believe how you firmly believed you were a vampire in the last 10000 years.” Lily said and rolled her eyes, “If I were you, I would have suspected my ancestry.”

Everyone looked at Lily with a strange look. Hao Ren held the husky girl’s tail and asked, “Don’t you feel bad for saying that? Do you remember that you used to firmly believe that you were a werewolf? Didn’t you doubt your ancestry when you first squatted down to eat noodles?”

“It doesn’t make sense. Husky and wolves are also close relatives, perhaps my grandfather’s grandfather was a Siberian wolf…” Lily argued.

“And also Pekingese. Forget it. It’s embarrassing,” Hao Ren said.

Lily sat back on the couch and began to think about the Pekingese blood in her body while Vivian was pondering. “So, this is why I have all these weird powers. And if so, I’m lifeblood in nature, I should be able to imitate all creatures, but… Why don’t I remember having this skill?”

“You would lose your memory every time you sleep. Perhaps the power of lifeblood is still sleeping deep inside you—but you’ve deleted the skill bar,” said Hao Ren.

“You know nothing of your true power!” Y’lisabet said with a hoarse voice and a solemn face.

Hao Ren immediately grabbed the girl’s devil horn and asked, “Where did you learn this?”

“My dad. He said that when he hit a human blademaster 100 years ago.”

Vivian ignored the little demon’s interruption. She was seriously pondering the problem of the ancient power sleeping in her body. No one knew better than herself how much she had lost in her sleep. Memory, power, and wealth… Well, not really… But she knew that the power she lost was absolutely astonishing. At least she could vaguely see how strong she was in her heyday from that demonic Vivian on Inferno.

Vivian was not worried about the power she had lost, what she really worried about was—what if the power suddenly come back?

She remembered the sleeping diary that she kept and now, she was almost certain that she had two traits before she slept: First, her mind plunged into madness. Under the illusion, she would attack everything indiscriminately; and second, she regained her power in full bloom. Her strength in that state would even scare all the demon hunters and unusual creatures in the world. And no one could stop the frenzied countess unless she stopped herself.

This was a completely out-of-control bomb— Vivian though this way.

She was deeply worried about it. Despite the fact that she still has the amulet that Raven 12345 gave her, the fear of not being able to control herself came back after seeing how she was born. She realized that she had lost more than she had initially expected, including the most important parts.

“I’m afraid I’ve forgotten the most important thing,” Vivian muttered as if she was talking to herself but Hao Ren could still hear what she said. “Le… Lemendusa, right? He’s right, I’m created for a reason. I probably have some kind of mission, like the will of the Goddess of Creation or her message. Maybe she created me to guide her guardians? But I forgot everything.”

“Don’t force yourself to recall your memory. If an average man loses his memory once, basically he won’t be able to recover, not to mention that your memory has been formatted more than 10 times,” Hao Ren tried to comfort Vivian, “but I also believe that the Goddess of Creation didn’t create you just to save the database. She didn’t have to let the database have the ability to think if that’s her only purpose. This is the biggest instability. So she must have other reason for giving you this personality. Let’s go and meet Lemendusa next time we go to the Plane of Dreams. The giant was just back from the battlefield. And he’s different from Muru. He was the last batch of warriors on the battlefield. Maybe he can sense something from you.”

Vivian nodded gently, and then remembered something. “By the way, you said that my self-consciousness may be an unplanned situation. Maybe the Goddess of Creation never thought that I have the ability to think when she created me. ”

“Now the probability of this is not high,” Hao Ren expressed his thought, “if you have self-conscious after a long period of wandering or having experienced a lot of events, you can say that it is an accidental evolution. But according to the CCTV footage, you can already think when you just born, and you weren’t even fully formed. You know how to learn and judge when you’re in the liquid form. This looks like a specially designed function…”

Vivian looked uncomfortable and said, “You’re right, but somehow it doesn’t sound right.”

Lily patted Vivian on the shoulder and said, “It’s okay, after all, you suddenly know how you were born. It’s a bit shocking, but…”

At this moment, Nangong Wuyue and Nangong Sanba just came back, and then Lily said, “You can talk to Wuyue. She’s also coming from water.”

Vivian, “…”

At this time, Y’zaks suggested, “Since you already know how you are born, you can also study your own blood power when you free. Though you may not be able to restore your original ability, this should help you control your own form. I suspect that one of the reasons you keep losing your memory and splitting is because of your innate ability: You can imitate other creatures, which means that you lack stability. You should strengthen this aspect so that even if you accidentally lose control, the situation might not be too bad.”

“Your life is like a blank sheet, stained with too many colors of others, and finally forget your original color,” said Y’lisabet, gravely and deeply, again.

“Where did you learn it?” asked Hao Ren.

He knew that this little demon would not be familiar with the Earth culture so quickly, so she must have learned these from someone else.

The little girl pointed at the husky girl and said, “Lily’s notebook. That’s melancholy!”

Lily turned red in the face and murmured, “There’s no need to be sarcastic.”

“You two go on.” Hao Ren stood up and held Lil Pea in his arms. “I need to meet the Goddess. I have to tell her a big secret.”

Vivian looked at Lil Pea curiously and asked, “What happened to the little one?”

“She can influence the lifeblood!”