Chapter 802: The Dark Elves Have Arrived! Angqi

After falling, one's power indeed surges forward, but it is not accepted by the Gods' Continent.

After Heartflame resolved the Fallen Elves' rear concerns, they could utterly stop worrying about being corrupted by dark forces.

Of course, the Fallen Elves' power has increased, but if they wish to return to the light, it remains exceedingly difficult—they must comprehend the Light and Darkness Principles.

The Light and Darkness Principles are not easy to comprehend.

Don't be fooled by Angest's easy success—Angest was already immensely powerful to begin with.

Most importantly, Angest was originally a rare genius among elves.

Her fall was a deliberate choice.

She fell to use darkness to fight darkness.

Angest's talent, even among humans, is exceedingly rare.

Only Ellen, the human goddess who ascended to the Sacred Realm in a hundred years from the Heavenly Realm, could possibly match her.

After the Fallen Elves' power increased, guarding this largest fissure became much simpler.

Neither Eighth Rank dark creatures nor Ninth Rank legendary dark creatures could possibly emerge.

They were killed the moment they appeared.

Not all the Fallen Elves remained constantly vigilant.

Nearly two thousand Fallen Elves were divided into several groups, taking turns on duty, giving each one more time to strengthen their power.

"My God has granted revelation: those who reach the Sacred Realm have a chance to return to the light, to walk freely beneath the sun—so sisters, strive!"

Angqi occasionally rallied the Fallen Elves.

Angqi spent about an hour each day praying in the temple beside the fissure.

In terms of devotion, this Fallen Elf did not fall far behind Lin Yan's other Holy Maidens.

For all the Fallen Elves, the Flame Lord was not merely a deity—he was more like a life mentor, guiding them out of darkness.

Thus, all the Fallen Elves deeply revered the Flame Lord.

For Angqi, her feelings toward the Flame Lord went beyond gratitude and devotion.

Like Angest before her, she poured out every confusion she encountered during her daily prayers to the Flame Lord.

She even recounted to the Flame Lord every experience from childhood to adulthood.

Angqi was originally the chieftain of an elf tribe in the south, much like Lomina.

Her fall occurred because her elf tribe was repeatedly attacked by nobles of a human kingdom, and they lacked the strength to retaliate; as the human army neared conquest, Angqi turned to the Abyssal Demon God for power.

After falling and becoming a Fallen Elf, her power surged, and her nature changed.

On that day, Angqi slaughtered every noble army that invaded, then stormed into the territories of several great nobles and killed them all.

But soon, her power became entirely corrupted; though her elf tribe did not reject her, Angqi could no longer stay.

After escorting her elf tribe to the original Loki Forest, Angqi came to the Dark Forest and dwelled with darkness.

Fallen Elves are not forbidden from appearing in daylight.

In fact, Fallen Elves come in several types: one kind is tainted by Abyssal power, which, though suppressed on the Gods' Continent and hard to conceal, is still unharmed by sunlight.

Abyssal creatures fear no sunlight—no matter how intensely it shines, they suffer no harm.

Another kind of Fallen Elf is tainted by the dark power of the Dark Abyss, and they dread sunlight intensely.

Such Fallen Elves can still enter the Gods' Continent—they simply operate by night, hiding by day.

Additionally, there is a third type: a few Fallen Elves tainted by other evil forces.

Around the Gods' Continent, gods surround it—Heavenly deities as well as demonic gods.

The Heavenly deities are in fact exceedingly dominant, ruling the entire Gods' Continent; despite how rapidly the Abyss and Dark Abyss creatures grow in power and how many shortcuts they have, the Heavenly Realm still firmly controls the Gods' Continent, proving the Heavenly deities remain immensely powerful.

Yet other evil demonic gods, given any chance, will not abandon their infiltration of the Gods' Continent.