Ever since he was a child, Opicles has lived in such a world.

In all the social circles around him, there are only his own father, and the local creatures of the family father who has lived since he was a child. This closed life made him completely incapable of understanding the outside world, and allowed Canranta to satisfy his poor vanity by weaving an illusory self to his children.

He claimed to his son that he was powerful, dismantling the aircraft carrier with his bare hands, tearing the Archon apart, and of course, he was not without worry about the future when the lies were exposed, but his son's adoring gaze made Canranta use one lie after another to cover up the previous one.

He said that what he had done was too great to be surpassed, and that the High Council had sealed everything he had done. So I also want Opicis to be able to keep a secret for his father.

He said that Opicles was the most precious thing in his life and that he would spend his life guarding him.

He said that the outside world is extremely dangerous, and that he must be firm that his father is a hero in order to overcome those sinister ones that are difficult to fight.

Under all these circumstances, Opicles believes in his father's fiction, a non-existent star hero. But when Opicles was of a certain age, a letter from the High Council sent the vain father away from his beloved son.

Of course, when Canranta left her son, she entrusted her love to a Templar she didn't know. Since then, Opicles' father has disappeared forever from Opicles' life.

Opicis always remembered his father's greatness, and he improved his strength through training and self-denial day after day, so that his father's great deeds "hidden by the High Council" could be made public. However, no matter how hard he trained, he couldn't make himself stand out - after all, he was the son of Canranta, the son of a not very good Templar, and no matter how hard he tried, his talent was here.

After a long time, the High Council was dissolved and replaced by the Council of Light and Shadow led by Archbishop Atanis, and at that time, Opicles tried to restore the Council of Light and Shadow to his father's glory, but was told - "Who is Canranta?" ”

Opicles, who had never questioned his father, was even more determined that his father's glorious deeds had been covered up, so he trained more and more diligently.

Until one day, a swarm of biters from the Dark Archon Orega harased and wreaked havoc on the streets of Sacuras—and that's when he met the first Astral Hero.

Caldalis.

Caldalis admired his courage, took him in as a disciple, and gave him the opportunity to show his skills in many difficult battles.

Finally, the constant extreme combat tempered Opicles' strength and increased his prestige. When one day, Artanis needed a hero to boost his morale, the little-known son of the Templar made his way to Dharam.

He finally had a chance to regain the greatness of his father, and just as he was about to announce his father's greatness, a watchman with the same name as his father was released from the Cypro's personal memory network.

No!

Not only is it the same name, but even the voice is exactly the same as the voice of his father that he remembered from his childhood!

Opicis recognized the vigilant as his father without doubt, and when the vigilante told him very clearly what happened in the life of the father and son, the excited son did not hesitate to share his father and the great deeds he had done with his father to his companions.

Dismantling the aircraft carrier with his bare hands, tearing the archon apart, and after the story repeated countless times to his companions was heard by the vigilant Canranta, the father, who knew what he had said back then, immediately denied it—he shattered his son's dreams.

Since then, father and son have stopped talking, Opicis no longer telling anyone about his father who saved the world, and Canranta, after a few days of uneasiness, realizes that his son has not denied his father because of his ridicule, and he enjoys the vanity of his son as a hero.

Although on the surface, Opicis is an outstanding role model for all Templars, but inwardly, resentment, anger, and hatred have long been growing.

He began to doubt the meaning of his existence, whether that personality was his father, and even the title of hero itself.

Lohana, the protector of countless star memories, saw that the Templar's mentality had already exploded, so she made the Archbishop's suggestion to make Opicis an undercover agent. And the archbishop, who also saw his change, readily agreed to this risky plan.

So Opicles came to Zhao Yi's side and looked for his own light in the darkest place in the universe.

So Opiclius accepted Zhao Yi's order and came to Adion to recover the remaining purifier facility after the departure of the Sepros - the wreckage of the Star Spirit can be found on the surface from time to time, which was created by a small golden fleet led by Tarisius when Daram recovered the Sepros. The Templar gained a moment of tranquility on the planet Adion, where the battle had been so severe, but still retained a considerable amount of green vegetation.

A little lush vegetation reminds Opicles of a peaceful childhood, where he was able to grow up carefree in the glory of his father.

On the other hand, the Dark Templars, who discovered the hybrid fleet's invasion of Adion, reported back to Colora Leon and Celerandis, who were in charge of matters beyond the Ortarian Rift. After getting enough information, they discovered that the traitor Opicris, who had betrayed Darlam, was on Edion.

If Aemon's minions simply wanted to reclaim the Purifier facility on Edion, then Colorarion would give up on the enemy for the safety of the Cyprus.

Because when the Cypros left the orbit of Adion, it had already taken all the high-value items on the surface with it. However, the presence of Opicis has left Daram with a need to consider how to deal with the Aemon minions who are recovering the purifier's facility.

Betrayal is a very bad start, and if Opichris is kept alive, it means that the Star Spirits under Aemon's control are not living as miserable as the War Council of Daram advertises. Perhaps more Star Spirits will throw themselves into Aemon for the glory of Sarnagar.

(End of chapter)