19 Chapter 15 - Love, Evol

The Er'Moes don't have any alliances that can be trusted by them and the God; the Er'Moes are running out of options and food. If they can't come up with a good solution to the problem they will be all starve to death.

The wise ones started to think, soon enough, they came up with a usable solution. That is to get the new beings to do the dirty work; that way the Er'Moes don't have to put a lot of their people in this new world. One Er'Moe can recrew one hundred and more of these new beings, it is a win-win solution.

The Er'Moes is an action over thinks species, once the wise ones told the Er'Moes the solution they quickly get on with the action. In Hell on this day, the Er'Moes are selecting the ones that are suitable for the position of recrewing the new beings to work for them. The Er'Moes call this position, Devil.

Today was Ka'Lone's lucky because before this job he was nothing but a useless Er'Moe among all other Er'Moes. The Er'Moes is a species whose obsessed with violence and blood like the Orc, a species who is well known for their strength and brainless in the new beings world created by the new beings. In fact, the Orc in the new beings' world is actually describing the Er'Moes; the story of this species was passed on by the God. It hates the species of Er'Moes so much he has to find a way to vents it all the anger out. Since it can't kill the species without him first lose some, the only option is to create a bad image of this species and pass on to its new creations.

Each Devil needs to have an object that they can communicate with the new beings while they are in another world and to receive the result from the new beings. Most of the Er'Moes uses their weapon and armors; however, Ka'Lone is the only one who has neither of those items.

The object he chooses is a book with all the stories he heard from the elder Er'Moes in his family. All the battle his ancestors fought with God, and their natural enemies. While the other Er'Moes laughs at him for being such a pun, the wise ones in the species look at him with appreciate. It's not a bad idea to know how to be curl and violence towards the enemies, but with appreciation toward the worrier who had fought the war, to create this peaceful world for them is so much greater than just a, not a bad idea.

Therefore, the Devils is then sent to the new world and search for the ones who are suitable for the position of working for them. It is very hard to find anyone who is willing to work for them since there is no reward. With one problem solved there comes another one, and this one is even harder to solve knowing that these new beings have food and shelter and no natural enemies. Then Ka'Lone comes up with an idea that makes him the glowing stars in the sky; he suggests that they should create a reward for these new beings. At first, all the all other Er'Moes laugh and mocks him for being such a punk. Keep in mind that the Er'Moes hates the new beings for able to live in a nice comfortable world and most importantly that God did not create them in the way it creates them. Then Ka'Lone continue on with his suggestion, stating that the reward is not just something they have to take out from their own pockets, it can be something that the new beings don't have and they have but don't need it that much, such like their ability to use the power of the world. In this new world, the energy in the air is very rich; since the Er'Moes cannot use this kind of energy because that would alert the God, they can teach them how to use it. That way the new beings will feel rewarded and the Er'Moes don't have to spend a penny on this project. The Er'Moes thought about it and then sent Ka'Lone's suggestion back to Hell to ask the wise ones if it is a good idea to do such thing.

After hearing Ka'Lone's idea, the wise ones did not second think it over and give an immediate yes to his suggestion and assigned Ka'Lone to be the leader of this operation; to follow all the orders that he gave without any hesitations. Like in the military, the wise ones among the species are the General and whatever order that the wise ones give, no matter right or wrong, the rest of the race has to follow.

With the rewarding system problem solved, here comes the second concern that what if once the new beings learn the way of using the energy and gain power comes back to hunt them down?

Ka'Lone thinks about it for a bit and quickly come us with an idea; use the one thing that the new beings value the most to control them. In another word, first, find a target, then find out what they value the most, after finding that out, take over that thing and use it to blackmail them.

For instance, if the target values his family very much, then capture them and use them to blackmail them. If the target doesn't care about family or anyone around him that much? Then wealth, health, fame, even take back the power that these new beings learn from them back. Anything that will make the new beings feel threatened by the Er'Moes can use against them. Moreover, God only left them with 3% of capability to use in their body; therefore, once the Er'Moes spots any one of their targets might be betraying them, they just simply stop them right at the spot without any worries.

In the end, the Devils uses Ka'Lone's method recrewing more and more of these new beings, and use them to work for them. The Devils turn these new beings into slaves and they have no idea that they working for their lord's worst enemies. These new beings trick their own kind, contaminate their own souls and the others.

Thoughtless a foetus as you formed.

With Devils' help, these new beings are filled with desires, filled with ugliness. Where there are humans, there are wars. This inner desire was passed on by the very first human that was contaminated by the Devils. They want more and more, they learn that God traps their body leaving only 3% of capability, they cried for freedom. The little did they know before the Devils came, they all lived happily together.

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Foot Note:

Thoughtless a foetus as you formed: This means that human's nature at birth is good.