Demi-human Girls Completion Manual

Fisher frowned as he drew a pitch-black stick figure in his notebook, then randomly added a few strands of hair and tentacles to their heads. It looked as abstract as a cartoon character buying squid tentacles from Saint Nali, yet Emhardt commented that it was the best drawing Fisher had ever done... It seemed that it wasn’t that his drawing skills were poor, but rather that there were differences in aesthetic tastes.

After all, a book is different from a person’s Constitution, and Fisher quickly realized that this guy had never actually seen the true form of the Chaos Species; he was just boasting to show off, pretending to know a lot.

"Although I don’t know why you, this guy, are asking about the Chaos Species, I still want to remind you that their Rank as reality’s ’carriers’ is so high it’s hard for humans to imagine, not to mention their real forms in the Spirit Realm. If you ever encounter one, just run for it, or else you can look forward to an untimely death. However, the good news is that almost all of the Chaos Species carriers died in the war in the real world, so you may not encounter one..."

Emhardt finally mentioned that when the Chaos Species started to enter the real world, they inevitably clashed with many races at the time, and the outcome was quite clear: the Chaos Species were defeated and perished, and their consciousness was sent back to the Spirit Realm.

In fact, Fisher’s inquiry to Emhardt was solely to understand the situation of the first tag in the Demi-human Girls Completion Manual that he was close to collecting, the "Royal Choice."

There were only five races listed inside, a very user-friendly number compared to others which often numbered in the dozens or hundreds; and of those, three races had already been recorded in his Demi-human Girls Completion Manual—only the "Phoenix Species" and "Chaos Species" were not clear to Fisher.

Emhardt said that the Phoenix Species had been gone from the Northern Realm for a long time and were probably completely extinct by now; the existing literature on the Phoenix Species was very scarce.

Demon Paimon only recorded their most glorious times when the entire Northern Realm was Phoenix territory, and they were worshipped as divine beings.