Chapter 96: Chapter 94: The Time Around the Witching Hour

The sons and daughters of the gods.

It is said that the gods of an age past had once sired children, often with each other, but also often with members of the common races of the world. These offspring, while not controlling a god’s full power, still had a considerable boon in strength over their counterparts. However, over generations, this magic waned and weakened with each diluting act of procreation, and now, while we know that the god’s blood trickles among us, it is next to impossible to discern the descendant of a god from any other man because the magical boons have simply been washed out of the blood.

In a way, this is proof of the strength of the human bloodline that dominates all other races’, slowly washing them out of existence. It would seem that not only does the human potential win out over the blood of the elves, orcs, and dwarves, but even over that of the gods.

This only speaks to our incredible potential as a species.