I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 170: He's A Dragon

Bella's heart raced.

She felt as if she had finally glimpsed a glimmer of truth behind the shadowy image of the mysterious bookstore owner.

Firstly, if dated back to the First Era, then Mr. Lin certainly couldn't be human. That was because humans didn't really exist extensively during that period, or perhaps didn't exist at all.

Secondly, he couldn't be an elf, for the Elves only rose from the ashes of the Giants. It was only after the decline and fall of the Giants due to their large-scale wars did the Elves gain power and establish the Elf Kingdom, gradually replacing the Giants.

And in that fragmented history, the most notable and absolute powers documented were the Four Primordial Witches. However, these few only ever took on the appearance of women, so this possibility could basically be ruled out.

There were also several reputable dragons amongst Ancient Dragons, for example, Calamity Dragon Bakak, the symbol of devastation, Origin Dragon Felix, symbol of wisdom, and Sky Dragon Sliferin, symbol of aether.

However, the Sky Dragon could be eliminated from the possibilities.

Because this fossilized heart which they had brought was from the Sky Dragon which proved that Sliferin had died in the First Era.

As a dragon born out of aether, every part of its body was precious and powerful casting material. The heart, which was its core that transformed aether, was needless to say, the most valuable.

Without doing much, just igniting a tiny bit of aether contained within was more than sufficient to blow up a Destructive-rank.

However, most people wouldn't know how to make use of such a precious object. In the right hands, if this heart was used to create the core of a large-scale array or as a god-tier material in a scepter, it could absolutely amplify the prowess of the wielder.

Besides these, there were also some extremely ancient elemental beings from the First Era, for example, The Light Elemental Scholar, Alfred...

Bella listed down all the great beings of the First Era she had been aware of, but felt that her own

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