It was just as Princess Sahee said. Chi-Hyun realized as soon as he saw Elrich’s belly. ‘Ah, it’s you.’ He didn’t know what to say. He didn’t dare to define it as order or chaos. It was the first unknown existence Chi-Hyun had ever faced in his life. If he had to describe this existence, he would say it was limitless. Something inside Elrich’s stomach, something far beyond his understanding, aroused feelings of both wonder and fear in him. A child that wasn’t even born yet was already at this level; how great would the child become once born and grown? Only then did Chi-Hyun understand the meaning behind what Princess Sahee had told him.0

[No, I can’t even imagine what kind of existence they’ll be.]1

[Originally, it wouldn’t have been such a problem since you could just pass over it. But things have become very complicated ever since you became determined to change your own fate.]1

[With the meddling of your fate, you’ve accumulated quite some karma. Furthermore, for you to cover up this amount of chaos, you will need a bigger fate than that.]0

So to speak, it was like a shaman’s spirit possession. A shaman couldn’t simply refuse it because they didn’t want to serve and accept a god, and even if they refused, their fate to become a shaman itself did not disappear. Even if that person was able to avoid it somehow, the fate to accept a god would be passed down to their descendants. This was the first method that Princess Sahee had thought of—to hand over the fate that Chi-Hyun had to bear to his future generation. However, things became complicated as Chi-Hyun showed signs of awakening as a demon lord—no, chaos.0

In a way, this fate followed the same rule as the law of causality....0