Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 457.1: The Sculpture that Was Left Behind (1)

The Savior’s worshipers and the Ascarts’ ancestors had been mortal enemies ever since the Second Epoch. While Fallens had gone under the radar and the Ardes split into seven lineages during the downfall of the Ancient Austine Empire, the truth was that neither had truly disappeared from history.

The main successors of the Ardes became known as the Ascarts, and they approached the Theocracy for protection. Meanwhile, the Fallens also slowly began showing their tail as humankind rose to prominence once more.

In fact, they were the most active during Ro’s era several centuries ago, shortly before and after the war against the deviants.

Both Ro and Layton were the strongest experts of their generation, which probably gave rise to a profound sense of connection between the two of them. During their journey around the world, they naturally encountered the Fallens and crossed hands with them.

“It’s likely that you have caught their eye. Things will get troublesome from now on. They’re tenacious bastards who won’t easily let go once they have bitten down on something.”

“Are you speaking from experience?”

“I am. Ro’s investigation work seemed to have provoked the Savior’s worshipers, prompting them to come after our lives. Several times we have nearly died in their hands, but fortunately, we were always able to defeat them in the end.”

Layton felt a little wistful thinking about the arduous journey they had in their younger years, which was why he had a strong impression of the Fallens too.

Meanwhile, Roel was astonished to hear of their experiences.

He knew just how troublesome it was to deal with those two of them as opponents. Ro was practically like a video game character with unlimited respawns whereas Layton was similar to a boss character with his defense maxed out. On top of that, the two of them were vigilant and sharp-witted individuals, such that they would likely flee the moment they sensed danger.

The fact that the Savior’s worshipers were able to threaten them time and time again showed that they were not a force to be

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