Rathma’s words were shocking enough, and to him, the only Nephalem who was not naturally powerful, nothing seemed to matter.
But even people like Rasma still have many things that they cannot accept.
 In the eyes of the first-generation Nephalem, Lilith's killing of her compatriots seemed to have a different color.
 At least in Rasma's eyes, it was not a meaningless battle.
 It’s not that they experienced the same thing, it’s just that Rasma’s perspective is different.
His older brothers and sisters are naturally strong and don't care about the covetousness of the weak.
 The weak are insensitive to the jealous eyes, and they even cannot understand the meaning of those eyes.
 But Rasma was different, he was weak when he was born.
 No one can understand the contrast between weakness and strength better than Rasma. Once that feeling occurs, it is like worms gnawing at one's heart.
 It cannot be avoided, nor can it be ignored.
Even Rasma once thought about why she was not as powerful as her brothers and sisters.
 Jealousy once appeared in his heart.
Hence, the first enemy that the children of Lilith and Inaris encountered was never the hostility of demons and angels.
 It is the choice of those who are like them and like their parents.
The angels were jealous of Inaris, but they were just tired of war.
 So this jealousy did not become a reason to harm the children of Lilith and Inaris.
 Angels are, after all, beings who live in a bright world.
 They have a conscience...maybe...
 At least this conscience still exists until they make their final choice.
 So they did not have any ill intentions towards Inaris at first, nor did they harm the children.
 But for the children of angels and demons, this kind of kindness only gives them a chance to exist.
 Children will always grow up, and strength is definitely the most important aspect of this growth.
 Compared to the long life of the Nephalem, the time it takes for them to grow is almost nothing.
 The short period of twenty years is just a blink of an eye in their lives.
 At this time, those angels finally changed!
 Their opinions are almost the same as Malthael's final choice.
Perhaps the angels finally discovered the demonic side of the Nephalem.
It is also possible that there was conflict between their own children and the Nephalem.
How can there be no friction between people?
 Then the angels began to waver!
Perhaps the only thing that differs from Malthael's view of this hatred is that it does not stem from anger at a stance.
 It’s just jealousy that one’s own children don’t have that kind of power!
 The first person to take action against Lilith's children was not an angel, but a demon.
 In other words, devil and devil’s child!
These children are naturally demons too.
 There is never any moral education on the devil's side.
So these demons and demon children are almost indistinguishable from those born in the Burning Hell.
Similarly filled with all the malice that a human heart can possess!
 They tried to kill Rasma!
 Just because Rathma is the only one among the children of Lilith and Inarius who can be considered weak.
 Naturally, he became the only guy in the eyes of those guys who didn't need to hide anything.
 When the ugly side was revealed in front of Rasma, the disbelief was something that took Rasma a long time to figure out.
Rasma understands one thing, there are always some people in the world who are jealous.
 The difference is that some people’s jealousy is a lash to themselves, driving themselves to climb to higher peaks.
 And some people’s jealousy will only turn into malice, wanting to extend their sinful hands to all those who live a better life than they do, and drag others into the same abyss as themselves!
 Fortunately, no accident happened to Rathma, because Lilith exists!
Rasma loves her mother as all children love their mother.
 At that time, Lilith was worthy of being a mother!
 Lilith's love for her children is also selfless.
 Thus Lilith demonstrated the power that the demon of knowledge can possess.
Thinking about it now, maybe Lilith had already used the power of fear at that time.
 The result was that the "children" who tried to harm Rasma became cold corpses!
 So a battle between revenge and survival begins!
Even Rathma’s brothers and sisters didn’t know why Lilith led them to kill other angels and demons in Sanctuary.
 But after Rasma took the lead in agreeing, they still agreed to this approach.
 Rasma is different, so he gets more attention.
 The family all loved him, but the compassion in that love made him a little painful.
 Fortunately, this pain passed quickly.
My brothers and sisters are all naturally strong. Only I need to study hard to become strong. This feeling is definitely not without influence.
 But Rasma found a way to become stronger!
 The Nephalem are the most important point in the origin of mankind.
But the children of Lilith and Inarius were definitely not the only original Nephalem.
 They were powerful and became the founders of subsequent mainstream professions.
 But before them, there were humans.
 There are also strong ones among them!
For example, Rasma’s teacher Tageo.
Tagio may have been very good friends with Inarius.
 How else could he, as a pure necromancer, have a profound understanding of balance?
 Fate came to Tageo, and fate told Tageo everything he knew about balance.
So Rasma found a way to make herself stronger from Tagao!
 As for everything he has experienced in the past, it seems that there is not much to worry about now.
But one thing is unquestionable, Rasma hates demons.
 Just like demons hate humans.
 Lilith, the mother of the nephalem and the princess of demons.
 It is even possible that Lilith is the real Diavolo.
 But what’s the point of all this? It’s just a reason for Rasma to give the devil a little chance of survival.
 Just like what those demons and demon's demon children did to him when he was a weak child.
 The more I understand demons, the more I understand that it is very difficult for demons to appear among demons who hate war.
When the Eternal War becomes the War of Original Sin, the demons born after that will no longer feel the pain caused by the endless battle.
 After all, most people are just like Rasma at the beginning, just an insignificant weakling.
To be continued...