Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 512.1: I Killed Him (1)

The giants were one of the more enigmatic races on the Sia Continent.

Unlike the witches, the mystery shrouding the giants didn’t stem from their clandestine way of life. Instead, it could be solely attributed to their early extinction.

The giants were known to be a highly powerful race back in the distant ancient era, but they died out much earlier than the dragons and the angels. That led to a huge gap in knowledge about them.

Nothing in the world erased glory better than time did. Not even a dominant race once feared by all could withstand the trial of time. With millennia fleeting by, there were no more than a small handful of records left about the giants in the present era, resulting in widespread ignorance and incomprehension about them.

It was no wonder the giants were often thought to be enigmatic beings.

For that reason, Roel was surprised when he heard ‘Collector’ Kaldor Arde mention Grandar.

He was aware that there were records on Grandar out there in the world, but those were highly inaccessible and unreliable. Even the descendants of the Giant Bloodline, despite their ability to peer into the history of objects, had plenty of misgivings about their distant ancestors.

The Ardes would have to devote a huge amount of resources to researching the giants for them to have even heard about Grandar’s name, and the fact that they did so meant something. While the Ardes had plenty of resources at their disposal, the apocalyptic beings they were up against didn’t allow them the luxury of squandering their resources.

They wouldn’t put in so much resources into researching the giants for no reason, right?

Other than that, Roel also discovered that the woman whom Kaldor was conversing with was likely to be a powerful transcendent. He could vaguely sense Flooding Death’s fear of her.

A transcendent that induced fear in Flooding Death couldn’t possibly be a nobody, and two leaders of the Ardes wouldn’t meet up and mention ‘Grandar’ over mere idle chatter. On top of that, there was a term that kept coming up in their

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