Then, under the frightened gaze of the envoy with a blue nose and swollen face, Alfaris, who was originally a person, suddenly became two people, two people who were exactly the same!

At that time, the envoy was stupid, he rubbed his eyes vigorously, for fear that when he was beaten, his brain would be damaged, resulting in double vision, and he rubbed it for almost three minutes, and finally determined that these were really two people!

Then something even more incomprehensible happened, the two of them turned around and bumped into each other, and then the two of them became one person again!

It's completely incomprehensible!

In fact, not to mention him, even Solam, an old man, can't understand what the situation of his two sons is.

Alpharis and Omega are the only twin brothers among the sons of Solam. This is nothing, the cowhide is that the two of them can fuse and split without any obstacles, in short, I have you, you have me, you are still you, I am still me!

The soul and body of the two of them are extremely compatible, and they are so compatible that they can be completely integrated. Forget it, the real cowhide is that the soul attributes of the two of them are completely different, or even diametrically opposed!

Alfaris represents chaos, he exudes that creepy evil temperament all over his body, although he is handsome on the outside, and always has a hint of a smile on his face, he seems very gentle and polite, and he speaks well, but in fact he is cold and cruel inside, and his hobby is to torture the enemy, and at the same time get information, let the enemy slowly die in despair and wailing.

Omega, on the other hand, represents order, and although he has the exact same appearance as Alfaris, his face is always cold, and he never speaks with emotion. He is like a synonym for reason, always looking at everything from the perspective of a bystander, he doesn't like to intersect, and he hates to be watched, so more often than not, he is in Alfaris's body, looking at the world coldly through Alfaris's perspective.

In terms of the concept of good and evil, they inherited the fine tradition of their father, that is, there is no concept of good and evil, typical pragmatists.

The birth of the two of them is also very interesting, remember the poor fallen angel Edimachus, hasn't Soram been studying how to redeem him? Originally, Solam's research had been fruitless, but due to the connection with Mistra and Solam's rescue of Mystra's voter, Queen Hembo, Mistra provided some help to Soram.

Soul, this is the most mysterious and esoteric realm in the entire multiverse, even the gods only know a little about this realm, the most obvious evidence is that there is not a single priesthood about souls in the entire multiverse! (Anyway, when I checked the information, I didn't see that the deity had this priesthood, if there really is, then it is still according to my statement)

No god has ever claimed to be the god of souls, because souls are related to any living being in the multiverse, including the gods themselves! The study of the soul is also considered a forbidden area for the gods, no one can set foot on it, and the gods have never forbidden, they want all the mysteries of the soul to be in the hands of the gods alone. Of course, no one has studied it, and there is another reason, which is that this thing is so esoteric that the gods don't know much about it, let alone anyone else.

But no matter how bad it is, it is also a lifesaver for Solam. Of course, there is a reason why Mystra will help Soram so easily, first of all, Solam has been out of the realm of mortals, although he is a demon, but it is also a special case, Mistra does not violate the tacit understanding between the gods. Secondly, Solam's research is significant, and this is salvation! This word is too heavy, and in the past, a being who tried in vain to be redeemed often obtained the result was tragic. If Soram succeeds, it will be a big surprise for all the good camps, this is too significant, and Soram himself has a relationship with Mystra, plus he wants to get rid of the demon identity and return, how can Mystra, as a good god, not support it?

With Mistra's help, progress was fast. It's just that the end result is not as successful as expected. Instead of being redeemed, Edimachus's soul became more insane and even showed signs of collapse.

It's a bit ironic that the soul that can't be shaken by all kinds of torture and hurt is almost wiped out because of Solam's redemption.

Isn't it ironic that what was originally intended to be a life-saving elixir turned out to be poison?

Of course, the experiment failed, but there was still a gain, after the discussion between Mystra and Solam, both sides came to the conclusion that their path was right, but unfortunately the test was a bit special, the soul of Edimachus could no longer be seen from a general point of view, the essence of his soul had been completely replaced by madness and anger, and it could be said that the original Editachus had long since died. Therefore, no matter what Soram does, it is impossible for Edimachus to get the so-called salvation, from a fallen angel to the embrace of goodness.

With this in mind, Solam immediately took Lilith out for the next experiment.

Mistra and Soram disagree, with Mistra believing that although Lilith is a demon, one of the souls in her body is pure and kind, and she should not be treated like this.

Soram felt that Mystra was a bit of a virgin, she cared about the kind soul, Soram could understand, and Soram also made a promise that he would try not to hurt the pure and kind soul. But as a result, Mystra was still resolutely opposed! She felt that Soram had no guarantee that the experiment would not harm the kind soul.

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For the first time, Soram felt that the goddess of magic in front of him was really incompetent. It's science...... Cough...... It's a magic experiment, and it's an experiment of extraordinary significance for the good camp, isn't it normal to be a little risky and a little sacrificed?

This is not an attitude of exploring knowledge at all! It's so unprofessional!

Soram felt that Mistra in front of her was completely poisoned by the goodness of order, and she did not consider the importance of the result, but instead entangled in the justice of the process, which in Soram's view was putting the cart before the horse. Solam, on the other hand, doesn't care if the process is right or not, and the outcome of his relationship.

So in the face of such a pedantic guy, Solam once again embodied the means of a consequentialist, he directly shook Mistra, anyway, she can't look at her all the time, this is the abyss!

When Mystra's will returned, Soram immediately conducted an experiment, and the result was successful, the evil spirit in Lilith's body was directly rejected in the experiment, while the kind Lilith only suffered a little soul damage, which was not serious.

Soram is happy, but Mystra is angry, and in the end, she takes Lily after the 'redemption' without saying hello to Soram.

As for the evil spirits and fallen angels Edimachus who were left behind, they were directly thrown into the reincarnation pool by Solam and turned into Alpharis and Omega.