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Van Loon sucked on the milk and couldn't help but ask, "So why did I become a goat? Shouldn't I have turned into a human, an elf, or something like that? At the very least, I should have become a half-beast, not a goat, right?" His tone was filled with incomprehension and dissatisfaction. He couldn't understand in his heart why fate would play such a trick on him, turning him into a goat instead of a more noble or powerful creature.
Night Shadow scratched his head, looking somewhat embarrassed, as if he were very sorry. He said, "Well, about that, it's not like I wanted you to become like this. It's just that my abilities are limited, you know. I'm not some big demon like Belsebub." His voice revealed some helplessness and regret. His explanation made Van Loon even more incredulous, thinking how could this demon be like this, actually feeling embarrassed because of insufficient abilities.
The expression of Night Shadow appeared very serious, his eyes deep and mysterious. He began to explain slowly, "At that time, your parents sacrificed a goat in order to bring you into the world. At the moment of sacrifice, the goat's life was taken, but its soul strangely became bound to yours. This has given an unusual strength to your lifeline, but you may not have realized that it has also left the imprint of the goat on your soul."
Night Shadow flew around the head of Van Loon, casting a mysterious silhouette on Van Loon's face with his shadow, and continued, "In your past life, your life was cut short due to some unexpected event. Normally, your soul should have departed to another plane with the passing of your life. However, due to the tight binding of the goat's soul with yours, your soul was able to remain in this world. This unique connection unexpectedly created the possibility of rebirth for you."
Van Loon Staring at the night shadow intently, his heart was shaken to the core. He had never imagined that a sacrificial event would, in such a peculiar way, influence his destiny many years later. This truth made him feel the mystery and unpredictability of fate.
A complex emotion flashed in the eyes of the night shadow, and his voice sounded somewhat heavy: "However, because the soul of the goat has already occupied most of your soul space, when your soul is pulled back into this world, I can only choose to let you be reborn as a goat. This is the best choice within my abilities."
His voice carried a hint of helplessness and apology as he looked at Van Loon, as if trying to read his mind. He slowly said, "I know this may not be what you want, and it falls far short of your expectations. But at least, you now have the chance to start over, to find the path that belongs to you. Moreover, your soul carries the elements of goat, which will bring you some special abilities and opportunities. You just need to adapt and explore well. You will find that even as a goat, you can still create your own miracles in this world."
After listening to Night Shadow's explanation, Van Loon felt like a heavy stone had instantly pressed on his heart. But as Night Shadow spoke, he gradually understood his current situation. He slowly moved away from the ewe's teat, found a soft patch of grass, and slowly lay down. He felt a bit low and helpless, knowing he couldn't change the current situation, but feeling lost and uneasy about the future.
He sighed deeply, feeling somewhat disheartened. He looked at the night shadow with a gaze filled with contradiction and self-mockery, saying, "So, now I've become a goat, and you still want me to help you collect souls? You must be kidding." His tone was filled with helplessness and dissatisfaction. He felt that he couldn't even maintain his human form now, let alone complete any important tasks.
The night shadow looked at Van Loon with a sly smile in the corner of his eye, saying, "Oh, you just want to have a more special start. Although you are now a goat, your abilities and skills can still grow with time and effort. Moreover, you see, I'm here now to give you a special gift." As he spoke, the night shadow raised his head high, looking very proud, expecting Van Loon to quickly ask what the gift was.
Van Loon looked at the expression of Night Shadow and felt that he seemed to have something important to say, so he curiously asked, "What gift?" He didn't know what Night Shadow would give him, but deep down he held a glimmer of hope for possible help. He knew that perhaps the gift in Night Shadow's hands would provide him with a chance to break through the current predicament.
Seeing Van Loon inquire about the gift, a more cunning smile appeared on Night Shadow's face. He leisurely flew in front of Van Loon and then mysteriously said, "You will see. This gift will be the beginning of your new life, as well as the key to regaining your strength and dignity." His words were filled with mystery and anticipation, making Van Loon even more curious and eager to know what Night Shadow had prepared for him. His heart was filled with complex emotions, but also a glimmer of hope for the future, hoping to regain everything lost and take control of his own destiny once again.
Nightshadow slowly placed his hand on the small head of Van Loon, and suddenly Van Loon felt a different power coming from Nightshadow's palm. There seemed to be an evil force in his eyes, eroding his vision. He tried hard to stay clear-minded, but his eyes involuntarily shook, as if some incredible force was approaching.
The whole world seemed to be shaking at this moment, and Van Loon felt every cell in his body vibrating. His heart raced, and his breath became rapid. He couldn't control his feelings, only feeling pulled by an irresistible force.
A mysterious light flashed in the eyes of Night Shadow, and his palm seemed to form a mysterious connection with the head of Van Loon. A dark energy flowed from his palm into Van Loon's body. Van Loon felt an unprecedented power surging within him, a powerful and mysterious force that made him feel a kind of unprecedented shock.
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