The principle of immortality is unknown, and the setting set related to "Tsukihime" has only been vaguely mentioned, without being explained in detail.

The only thing that is known is that Hiel is a descendant of Roya (he had children when he didn't become a vampire), and the fact that Roya possessed his direct descendants has led to a mistake in the world order, and it is an uncorrectable error, which is a bug in layman's terms.

This bug causes Hiel to be protected by the world itself, and the order will freeze her body forever at the moment of Roya's awakening.

No matter what happened, no matter how damaged her body was, Order would restore her body to the way it was when it was frozen in a very short time.

As long as Roya, the source of the bug, does not die, or the world order that is the system itself does not collapse, Hiel will remain in this state forever.

It doesn't grow, it doesn't age, it doesn't change, it's more thorough than the eternity of always being seventeen (fog) Skaha, always sixteen (it's true).

Of course, the world has given Shiyer nothing but unparalleled immortality. If you put it on ordinary people, that's it, what if you can't kill it? An ant that can never step on it can't pose a threat to an elephant, and there is no shortage of elephants in this world. Dead Apostles, Servants, powerful magicians, and mysterious inheritors everywhere can kill ordinary people like ants.

Take the current Shinji as an example, killing ordinary people, you can casually behead a hundred people, a thousand people, and ten thousand people, although it takes a little effort, it will not be too difficult.

Luckily, the quality of Sheyer itself is good enough. Although he was born in an ordinary family, his potential is comparable to that of the first Roya. Because of Roya's possession, her potential was fully awakened, and she was frozen by the world, which eventually became the foundation of her strength.

The physical ability of the non-human level, the magic power is a hundred times that of ordinary magicians, and the qualifications are simply compared, which is the top of the contemporary era, and only Loreleia can compare with her.

However, the level of magic is one heaven and one earth, and the difference is too far.

This gap is not in the background, not in the environment, but entirely because of the resistance of Hierre himself.

Human memory is a strange thing, both in the soul and engraved in the brain. Although Roya's awakening time was not long, his memories were engraved in Hierre's brain.

Luo Ya was an extremely powerful magician before he became a vampire, and he was also the founder of the "Burial Mechanism", and he was invited to enter the "Millennium City", the base camp of the True Ancestor, many times, and his strength can be seen.

After becoming a vampire, he was reincarnated eighteen times. Except for the generation of Hierre, that is, the sixteenth reincarnation - it was an accident, the previous reincarnation did not have time to decide on the next reincarnation when he died, and he was reincarnated into Hierre by mistake, resulting in a bug - and the unknown eighteenth, each remaining generation of reincarnation is carefully selected, don't have a bad family background, don't have bad qualifications, and it's better to have non-human blood.

During these 800 years of rebirth, Luo Ya has gained countless knowledge and secret techniques, which are comparable to Barsermero's nearly 2,000 years of inheritance. You must know that the inheritance of knowledge may be lost, and the magic seal may also have problems, but Loya, who has evolved into a high-dimensional spirit with the help of Elquit's power, will not.

All this knowledge was stored in Hier's brain, and she was able to view it. Digesting this knowledge completely, Hiyère will never be weaker than Loreleia. However, these memories are bound to the painful memory of destroying one's hometown and slaughtering one's family and friends, and reading through this memory is tantamount to experiencing that unbearable past again.

As a result, Hiel has been resisting magic, at most for the sake of the task, occasionally using hints and small-scale spells that add special effects to the black keys.

This is one of the reasons why Shinji did not use the treasure and only planned to use firearms against Hierre.

As for the other, it is the armed form of the Seventh Holy Codex.

With the flow of the Holy Light, the Holy Book was liberated from the form of an ancient book and transformed into a shock cone shaped like a heavy rifle.

The whole field was more than 1.5 meters, and the widest part of the "gun" body was more than 50 centimeters. The domineering shape, the silver-black metal shell that is deeper than the dark cyan monastery, the mechanical punk style, and the sudden change from a classic hardcover book from the Middle Ages to the modern contrast give a strong visual impact.

That's right, you read that right, this is the sacred text of the Church that has been passed down for thousands of years.

Of course, it wasn't set to be this way from the beginning. The Seventh Canon was originally used as a tool for the final sealing of the ritual due to its sacred symbolism, and has since been used as a weapon.

The original weapon form was a spear or a stake, but with the development of the times, it gradually merged with the characteristics of modern weapons and changed its shape to become a spear and sword that was conducive to actual combat. Up to this stage, there are still elements in it that embody the majesty of the sacred scriptures.

The mechanical punk-style impact cone is the product of Shiyer's own preferences. In his previous life, when he played a game and played with Hier's weapons, Shinji was really startled, and it felt like a 59 suddenly came out of the battlefield of horseback riding and slashing, which was extremely sour.

Now—

"Good weapons, I like them. I also have something that I would like you to see. ”

Shinji admired as he took advantage of the fact that the Seventh Holy Book had not stabilized for a while, and pulled out two more domineering weapons from the backpack (coffin).

An RPG bazooka, a six-barreled Vulcan cannon. - Sheyer was so frightened that she could barely hold the handle of the impact cone, and Karen's eyes widened, and even Mei Lian showed a considerable degree of surprise.

Vulcan cannons and RPGs are actually okay, and it's not that they haven't seen it, and it's not that they haven't fought against modern weapons when they are on missions.

From the fact that the "Seventh Holy Codex" keeps pace with the times and constantly updates the form of weapons, it is not difficult to see that the church, unlike the Magic Association, is not resistant to scientific and technological progress, and even many agents have taken the initiative to ask for semi-mechanized transformation to better complete the task of hunting heretics.

The question is the way to draw the weapon. Everyone can see Shinji's backpack, it's so big, it's barely enough to install a flamethrower, and it's not impossible to stuff some grenade blood packs, but where did these two weapons that are so much longer than the backpack come from?

This is a purely scientific and technological weapon with no mystery attached, and it is not a conceptual weapon, which can ignore the rules of physics and change form.

Could it be that backpack is an extremely rare space item, and how many weapons are hidden in that item?

Shinji was obviously satisfied with the reaction of Hierre and the others. The left-handed Vulcan cannon, right-handed RPG boy grinned:

"Come on, hurt each other!"

PS: The setting of Hierr is "If you fight one-on-one with a Servant with average ability, a Noble Phantasm level in Rank:B, and no special effects such as Fate Interference (the type where Noble Phantasm is only decided by power), you can only fight a defensive battle." "But that's based on the premise that Hierre resists Roya's memory, if she completely digests Roya's memory, at least the first-class followers will start, and the top is not impossible.

PS2: Fate line, Luo Ya, who didn't meet the princess, still completed the deterioration version of reincarnation, and met Edmund (Earl) before his death after a certain reincarnation, and used the knowledge of reincarnation to easily play with the Count between applause, if it weren't for the Earl's timely awakening of the secret treasure of Monte Cristo and the comprehension of the black flame that restrained the spirit, I am afraid that he would have to take revenge halfway, and the middle way collapsed. So, Sheyer is definitely a potential stock (I don't believe it will show you what Roya is capable of later).