Faced with Wayne's question, Kolik was unwilling to say more.
He briefly looked at the situation around him, and this scrutinizing look seemed to indicate what he cared about.
"Kelik, I don't know if this has special meaning to the Nephalem, but humans now need to know more."
Wayne seemed very understanding.
He fully expressed his concerns as a human being, and also told Tarik that humans don't want to know more secret things.
"The demise of the Burning Hell does not mean that all demons will die."
Tariq took over the topic.
The connection between demons and the Burning Hell is certainly very close.
But this does not mean that once the Burning Hell is destroyed, all demons will be buried together.
There are really too many examples of this kind of thing. There were many high-level demons killed by Nephalem before, but the families of those demons did not die together.
If we want to give a more convincing example, then the connection between Lilith and Inarius and the Nephalem can prove this even more!
The Nephalem will not deny the love from the original ancestors, but they also do not think that Lilith and Inaris did anything to the Nephalem!
Rasma is proof of that!
The same was true for the first-generation Nephalem who were coerced into killing other angels and demons in Sanctuary!
But I don’t know if angels and demons don’t have the ability to curse and restrict people based on blood, or if they have never thought of doing so.
But when Inarius and Lilith had problems, they didn't let the Nephalem die for them!
Tarik looked at the humans around him one by one again, and he had a strange feeling at this time.
"Perhaps the feeling I feel when I look at you now will be somewhat similar to the feeling Malthael felt when he looked at us."
Talik's expression was a little complicated.
To be honest, when he looked at the humans around him, he also thought about whether these guys would be corrupted.
It's just that he is not as "wisdom" as Malthael after all.
"Human nature will always let something down, which I will regret."
Talik seemed to mean something, but he had no intention of continuing.
"We have said a lot of things. If there is nothing else, we will leave first."
Korik interrupted.
He didn't want to stay here anymore, even if communicating with Wayne wasn't a hassle.
But they are actually facing trouble.
"Wait, there's one more thing!"
Tony said with some urgency, as if he was worried that Tarik and Korik would leave directly.
"Rumlow and Luke are missing, as well as Jessica."
Tony finished what he wanted to say.
But after ending the conversation, he looked at Tarik and Korik, as if he wanted to read something on their faces.
Maybe he thought the three lost contact because of the barbarians?
"We can't protect you forever, Wayne."
Kerik said this, but his expression became serious.
Luke's growth during this period can be considered extraordinary, but it seems to confirm Madoc's evaluation back then.
The limits that these chosen heirs will eventually reach may not be one-third as high as the three of them.
Among the ranks of legends, the three ancestors are undoubtedly the top ones.
If it were the kind of demon that was driven to become a legend among the tribe, any one of the three ancestors could easily win with one against two.
Even a special guy like Madoc might be able to fight three or four at once.
This was the position Luke and Rumlow were in when they last met the three ancestors.
Even in the eyes of the three ancestors, if they did not have a deeper understanding of power and did not get any new opportunities, then their strength would remain at that level.
This does not mean that they are weak, but that they have been unable to reach a stronger level.
In any case, such a power cannot be treated like a child who needs time to grow up.
Madoc was not yet eighteen years old when he became one of the three ancestors!
Although Korik and Tarik were older than Madoc, they were only in their twenties when they became the third ancestor.
Although it is strange to use the strength of strength to measure a person's maturity in the world of ordinary people, the Nephalem are different.
The stronger you are, the more things you can get from your bloodline.
Most of the time it is an experience, and occasionally it is a sermon or teaching.
This may be the insurance created by the original Nephalem at a certain period to prevent civilization from being cut off, and this inheritance also exists in Luke's bloodline.
The so-called heirs do not inherit simple status, wealth and power, but responsibilities and knowledge!
Everything the three ancestors wanted to tell them has already been put in it.
It would not be wrong to say that they didn't care at all. Their serious and blue faces at this time were enough to prove this point.
"I'll find them."
Tarik said seriously.
With the return of Bul-Katho, the current pressure on the Nephalem has naturally weakened a lot.
It can even be said that it has entered a slightly relaxed state.
After all, the return of the Immortal King has liberated the combat power of Hyrab and Banar. Now the combat power on the holy mountain of Harrogath is at least not as stretched as before.
Tarik looked at Wayne with regretful eyes, knowing that Wayne had lost the knowledge he should have gained.
It was also clear that Wayne, who was most likely to approach them or even surpass them, had cut off his way forward.
This is a very regrettable thing, but both Talik and Korik will be proud of Wayne!
It is true that no one should know what Wayne and the others did with the death of Lilith's will, but Li Min is different after all!
Li Min still "saw" some information after occupying Lilith's body.
Among them, the sacrifices of Wayne, Tony and Constantine are very clear!
And this information was also informed to them with Bulcasso's return.
Talik and Kolik analyzed the situation at that time and made a lot of guesses.
Even Tarik and Korik guessed that Wayne had other reasons for doing this besides having to do so, such as because he was afraid of the Nephalem identity, so he wanted to put a shackle on this potentially unlimited power.
Even if I can only maintain the current level, I won’t hesitate!
Kolick doesn't care about this.
Even if Wayne gave up everything the Nephalem had, he only felt sorry for it.
Kolik promised that he had no additional expectations for Wayne, such as letting Wayne inherit the position of the three ancestors.
Korik only hopes that Wayne can become a seed of barbarian civilization through his inheritance.
Now Wayne wants to prevent his body and mind from going out of control due to unilateral enhancement, and Korik can understand.
This is a decision made by a natural person with mature thinking and willingness to accept the consequences. This is a good thing for the future of mankind, and this is enough.
Chapter completed!