Kylemohan has been focusing on protecting humans, as well as humanoid creatures, eliminating evil spirits, ogres and monster races for so many years, and has achieved outstanding achievements before Chaos entered this world.

According to the investigation of documents and information in the Kelmohan Castle by the clerks of the Loess District, the extinction of at least 194 magical creatures was related to the demon hunters. Those old hunters with tenacious vitality and lifespans comparable to elves would focus on hunting a certain cannibal species according to their personal preferences until it completely disappeared in the human world. This process often lasted for decades, or even hundreds of years.

The witch hunter's reputation was full of inhuman corpses, but in that era the entire Old Continental civilization circle was the territory of the Ottoman Empire, and the Targaryen family, the ruler of the Ottoman Empire and the Dragon Controller, were obviously not interested in demon hunters.

After all, in that era when the demon hunter was still glorious, there were also old hunters who used giant dragons as their hunting targets, which eventually led to the demon hunter's final journey from glory.

After that, with the outbreak of chaos erosion, the Ottoman Empire collapsed. Although the Demon Hunter Organization rebuilt the academy under the call of the Wolf School, it still failed to restore its ancient glory.

Of course, this is also related to the Chaos, the new target of the Demon Hunter, which is far stronger and more evil than their previous targets.

According to the diary of the old hunters who had passed away, over the past thousand years, Kelmohan, as the core castle of the Demon Hunter, has cultivated a total of 2,733 Demon Hunters.

This number already covers all the demon hunters who have successfully survived the trial of grass, which means that even the apprentices are included.

This number is also a number confirmed by Old Kane. This is the oldest senior Demon Hunter in Kelmohan, which is the first time that he has seen such a detailed statistics. Before the Seris arrived, how could anyone in Kelmohan look up every book, diary, and even every utensil with words in the castle?

According to statistics from the Cyris, in the past thousand years, Kelmohan Castle has accepted about 73,000 human children. This number is only an estimate for the time being, because Old Kane himself said that these recordable data are all children sent by nobles during a fixed period of each year.

But in fact, many apprentices were brought back by demon hunters who traveled around. In Kelmohan, and even in areas such as the Skellij Islands, where the witch hunters are relatively friendly to the demon hunters, parents will take the initiative to put children they cannot support outside the castle. Such unexpected sons are simply uncountable.

The clerks took a compromise number, one hundred thousand people, which means that over the past thousand years, the total pass rate of the grass trial was about 2.7%.

Old Kane couldn't help but sway when he saw this number. He still vaguely remembered his experience. Dozens of children aged ate and lived together and received training together. Most of them may be the first time in their lives to have a full meal. They gathered in the spacious hall and watched the heroic hunters eat large pieces of meat and drink in big mouthfuls.

In their eyes, in addition to shining swords and majestic armor, there are also a large number of hideous beasts hanging on the walls as decorations. Those extremely powerful creatures were hung on the walls one by one by the demon hunter. In the hearts of children, becoming a demon hunter is their most glorious way out.

However, after arduous training, what they faced was that their companions were taken away like brothers, most of whom had never returned. Most of them had lived and spent the rest of their lives in bed.

They wailed all night and tried to end their lives with their nails. Only a very small number of lucky people eventually became real apprentices, but the smiles of the past disappeared on their faces forever.

Perhaps decades later, as time passes, the scars and memories are smoothed out, and those companions who have been tested with grass with them but have unfortunately failed, with gray hair and bony bones, are buried in the cemetery on the back mountain of Kelmohan. Only then can these apprentices get out of the shadow in their hearts.

Old Kane has experienced all this, and every demon hunter in Kelmohan has experienced all this, so they have a decision that will never charge new apprentices and let the misfortune of the demon hunter end in their lifetime.

Although the person who made this proposal was Wolf School chief Visemir, almost every demon hunter voted, even the youngest hunter.

Until these aliens appeared, Old Kane gradually walked out of his long-clogged memory. He looked at the young apprentice who sent him a report to him and gently wiped away the glimmer of his eyes: "Yes, this is our history, but now everything is different. I am afraid that the most suitable person to be a demon hunter is you. We maintain the inheritance of the demon hunter, and maybe we are just waiting for your arrival."

"No, without your efforts, this world might be worse. I doubt whether a pure demon hunter like you can be born among us." Chen Daoming, who has been in charge of communicating with Kelmohan and has successfully become a demon hunter apprentice, said gently: "We have sorted out the history of the demon hunter. If you feel there is no mistake, we will print these into books so that the whole world knows that there are still people who protect this world where people don't know."

"Maybe we don't need these false names, but I cannot deprive those old friends of the right to be well-known. I only require that the names of the alive demon hunters should not appear in the book." Old Kane rubbed the hand-painted Kelmohan Castle on the homepage of the information: "If possible, please print the names of the children who failed the grass trial in the back. They should not disappear into history just like this."

"Of course." Apprentice Chen Daoming gathered all the information: "I'm afraid the thickness of this book will exceed a lot, but fortunately we don't plan to use it to make a profit."

But the hero's story should not be buried. Even if there is not much time to spread, the Loess Zone is willing to do this for the Demon Hunter in order to commemorate those who have died and are about to die on the anti-chaotic front.
Chapter completed!