Supreme Husband System! & Supreme Wife System!

Chapter 1093 - 1094: An offer to the beasts.

As if hearing Idan's thoughts and supporting him with his intentions, the System did not keep itself waiting and immediately issued a System Task that had already become rare.[Ding! A task has been issued. "Help the seven chosen beasts of the World evolve"]

[The reward for completing the quest is the title of "Creator of Legends"]

"Oh! Another title!" – Idan's eyes shone with delight.

At the moment, Idan already had two titles – "Hearth Protector" and "Gatekeeper". Both titles gave him significant advantages, and the prospect of getting a third one couldn't help but make him happy.

He tried to hide his excitement, but the beasts, which are particularly sensitive, quickly noticed this and became even more wary.

"You're very different from the rumors I've heard about you," Idan said, looking around at the seven beasts in turn, while simultaneously applying a mental link to their leader.

"You're also not like... what we've heard," Azar the snake hissed, pointing out that Idan himself is also not like the rumors they've heard.

Idan blinked in surprise. The thoughts of this snake, unlike the other beasts with which he had previously been in contact, were more coherent and humane.

"Why… human here... away from home?" asked Azar curiously. He knew that this young man was the Gatekeeper of the Central Gate of the Central Continent. He wondered what goals had brought him here, so far from home.

"For family matters," Idan decided not to hide his true motives. "I'm looking for two people, my blood relatives."

"As you know, I also have an affinity with the element of fire," Idan raised his right hand and created a small fireball. "To be honest, I was also attracted by the so-called True Fires of the six Fire Factions, what do you know about them? And even more so, what kind of relationship do you have with them?"

"Enemy," — Azar hissed, and the other beasts, supporting him, began to make different sounds.

"So you're enemies," Idan nodded. "And what about the True Fires, what do you know about them?"

"We... know... where fire," Azar replied.

"Do you know where those who wield the True Fires are?"

Idan was pleasantly surprised to receive Azar's response. When he asked about the True Lights, he didn't have much hope.

Azar nodded his huge snake head, making a hissing sound, and a long tongue protruded from his mouth, flames burning at the tip.

From this brief conversation, Idan quickly realized that all of these beasts couldn't enter the Dungeon because of the six Fire Factions that had taken over the Gate.

No matter how strong these beasts are, they must realize that they are powerless against the combined might of the six Fire Factions.

Looking at them, Idan came to the conclusion that the Six Fire Factions probably didn't see these creatures as a big threat yet. Otherwise, they would hardly have been able to survive until now.

And it seems that the leader of these beasts was aware of this.

Idan had already seen the beasts queuing in front of the Dungeon Gates before. They looked quite pitiful, with their heads down. It was obvious that these beasts had completely submitted to the authority and power of the creatures from the world of fire.

However, those who were standing in front of him now were completely different. They did not submit to the power of the creatures from the world of fire, but continued to fight them. Moreover, some of them were even chosen by the World itself.

Idan couldn't help but respect them, and his desire to help only increased.

"I can help you," Idan looked up at Azar. "Not only get into the Dungeons, but also with your evolution."

Azar's snake-like eyes narrowed, and his muzzle slightly drooped down.

Like the other six, Azar was not so stupid as to immediately believe in his sudden desire to help. As tempting as it may sound.

Following Azar, Idan looked at all the beasts—not only the six leaders, but also those who obeyed them.

There was doubt on everyone's faces and in their eyes. None of them believed his words.

"I know that all of you want to go to the Dungeon."

"You are all attracted to it, and you know that there awaits you the opportunity to become something more than you are now."

"And I can confirm that it's true. There really is a chance for development inside the dungeon, not only for you, but for all the inhabitants of this world."

After these words, Idan turned his gaze to Azar, meeting his snake eyes.

"I can help you become the Fire Dragon you were as a Gatekeeper."

Then his gaze fell on the Fire Fox.

"I can help you become a Three-Tailed Fire Fox."

Idan's gaze then settled on the wolf that had brought him here.

"I can help you transform into a Three-headed Hell Wolf."

He then turned to the smoky serpent:

"You will be turned into a three-headed Hydra."

And the Fire Shadow Cat:

"Into A Dark Mysterious Cat."

And finally, to the last two creatures:

"I will help you to be reborn into a Fire Phoenix, and I will help you to be reborn into a Fire Griffin."

Idan's voice, when he announced his intentions, sounded confident and without a shadow of doubt.

All seven of the beasts felt this, and despite the initial doubt and uncertainty, a spark of hope and desire began to form in their hearts.

Which beast would not strive for development and even transition to a higher form?

Especially considering that it wasn't just a stranger or an unknown person standing in front of them.

It was the Gatekeeper, recognized by the World Will itself, just like them.

All seven beasts, who were chosen by the World Will, felt its power and began to worship it faithfully. They were convinced that a human chosen by the World Will would not be able to deceive them.

It was this belief in the World Will that made the Wolf bring Idan here without a shadow of doubt.

"I also understand that it would be suspicious if I didn't demand something in return for my help. Therefore, I will immediately announce my conditions."

Idan's words made the beasts pay close attention.

"First, I want to know everything you know about the True Fires."

The beasts blinked in surprise. This requirement seemed quite reasonable and feasible.

"And secondly, I want you to become part of the Kingdom."

And here the beasts narrowed their eyes with apprehension again. Most understood the word "Kingdom." But they didn't know what exactly the guy in front of them meant.

"Kingdom?" hissed Azar with suspicion mixed with curiosity, trying to understand what this could mean in the words of this Gatekeeper.