Players' NPC boss

Chiron does not often leave the Pirwin Cave. He will only leave when the acquired environment of the Centaurs produces factors that will make the Centaurs evil.

He always stands quietly on the other side of the rock wall at the end of the Pirwin Cave, because his duty is to wait for the successor of the God Age legacy. But unfortunately, the successor never appears.

Chiron judged that calculating his waiting time was meaningless and a waste of storage space, so he simply deleted this function and stopped his time.

He didn't know how long he had waited. In order to better educate, he performed combat calculations and upgraded himself.

His time stopped.

Until a boy named Blaze entered the Pirwin Cave.

That was [Pirwin's Apprentice], the student he was waiting for.

Unfortunately, this student was not the ideal type conceived by the person who created him - a very smart person. But it was what the person who created him expected, a person who would not give up.

He was supposed to be just an educational robot that imparted knowledge and practiced with others, but the boy called him a teacher.

He was not puzzled by this, whether it was his creator or the last God Age man, they all called him "Teacher".

It was just that the boy was more energetic.

He turned on the time recording function, and recorded the time he spent with Blaze on the grounds that he could plan better teaching measures after analyzing the video.

His time began to flow.

Chiron was not unfamiliar with the Centaur village, he always monitored it.

He felt sorry for the existence of the Centaurs, because the Centaurs should not have been born, or become free creatures in the world, multiplying and thriving. But he made a mistake, so he could only let the Centaurs suspend forever in this state of neither up nor down.

Chiron watched the Centaur's battle night very calmly, because with the participation of goblins and humans, this battle night was far more intense and exciting than any previous one.

He understood the meaning of Blaze bringing him here, and Blaze hoped that he would be shocked by the nature of this battle night.

To be honest, if we substitute the centaur's perspective for the ethics of normal people, the battle night is undoubtedly very unbearable, and the scene of shaking the three views.

In addition, the goblins and humans do not know the meaning of the battle night, and mistakenly think it is an ordinary battle and are invited to enter. The centaurs are undoubtedly harassing them in a subtle way.

Blaze knew the true face of the battle night, but still indulged in being pulled into it.

Unfortunately, the moves of [Pankrasin] are designed to kill the enemy, so Blaze did not use any martial arts, but simply waved his fists.

But Blaze was laughing, and the laughter of the boy could be felt even through the armor.

That is the joy of life and the joy of the soul.

Those who are in it laughed heartily. The onlookers were also encouraged and waved their hands to cheer.

Everyone seemed to feel something in the collision of fists and the interweaving of swords and swords.

Perhaps noticing him standing in the corner, Blaze reached out and pulled him up, whispered "Be gentle, don't take it too seriously", and then pushed him to the center of the night of battle.

He imitated Blaze's movements, waving his fists to fight against centaurs, goblins, and humans.

But he felt nothing. The cold metal under the mimic skin could only measure the opponent's physical data, but the extremely important thing never appeared.

At some point, the hot night of battle cooled down. Everyone avoided him, not out of fear or disgust, but simply didn't want to collide with him.

He left the stage in silence and walked towards the dense forest outside the Hidden Village. He could hear Blaze questioning his experience, and he had already predicted the answer.

[I couldn't feel anything from Chiron's fist, it felt like fighting an empty shell]

Vidfornil fluttered his wings and landed on a branch not far away, as if he had been waiting for a long time.

"Why do you want to leave? Blaze doesn't want to make everyone lose interest, but he can't ignore you. Your leaving puts him in a dilemma."

"It's not appropriate for me to stay there." Chiron looked back at the bustling Hidden Village. Blaze was very popular. Whether it was goblins, humans, or centaurs, they all wanted to fight Blaze.

So Blaze had no way to find him.

"For centaurs, fighting is a ritual of birth of life. For goblins and humans, fighting is a dialogue of souls. But I don't have either life or soul."

"In other words, you feel some kind of imperfection?" Vidofolnir tilted his head and looked at Chiron. Something seemed to be born in that metal body.

"Feeling imperfections and the desire to satisfy imperfections are basic abilities of life."

"Imperfections... defects. My body has long been perfected to the point of being flawless, but this body blocks me." Chiron looked at his palm and fell into deep thought.

Blaze would be his excellent student, so would he be an excellent teacher in Blaze's eyes?

He was confused by this, so he accepted Blaze's invitation and came here.

Assuming that he could become one of the greatest beings in the record by obtaining a soul, he would undoubtedly become an excellent teacher for Blaze.

No, aside from this, he also wanted to become a living being and have a soul that could communicate.

Because he stood between them, he realized the beauty of life.

"I know what to do."

...

The not-so-distant Hundred-Tai Ganges River, the quiet river surface suddenly raised huge waves, as if the giant hidden in it was raising its body.

Suddenly, huge water columns rushed up to the sky, the blood river was completely boiling, and several giant beasts roared and fought together.

The passing strangers stood in the distance, ready to move, but they could not get close due to the setting of the Hundred-Tai Ganges River.

It was a river that gave birth to life randomly, and it was also a forbidden area for life.

"Those are the overlords of the Hundred-birth Ganges, right? Don't they usually keep to themselves?"

"It's probably a preview of some activity. We'll know when an NPC finds out."

"Not necessarily. I heard from people who are online in the underworld that they often fight. But in order to avoid being picked up by other overlords, they will stop fighting after a while, and it's probably the same this time."

The strangers chatted for a few words and left in a hurry. Who hasn't heard that the Hundred-birth Ganges can't be entered and then swam in directly? So they can only envy the overlords of the Hundred-birth Ganges.

But what no one noticed was that the overlords were serious this time, as if it was the last moment, fighting to the death, and also as if to give birth to something greater.