Mysterious fruit

In the last chapter, my domain was growing uncontrollably, which almost caused a war. Luckily, the Gami goblins came to our rescue. I realized that I needed to give them all names. The item that was given to us was a wishing star that fixed our domain problem. Now, let's get back to the story.

"Does it really keep going?" my brother Yuki complained about the long walk.

"Yep, it just keeps going," I replied.

Earlier, we were just chilling in my house in the domain when Yuki had the idea to explore. I thought it was dumb, but the Gami goblins kept pointing towards the forest in the domain, as if they were trying to convince me. Yuki is so mischievous, and now here we are, walking.

"Look, brother, it's a golden line on the domain," I said. I told Yuki to step back, and he did as instructed. I walked in, but nothing seemed different. Then, we saw a village, and a kid with white and blue hair approached me. "Do you want to fight?" he asked.

"Whoa, I do!" I exclaimed. It turned out that Lycone was following me and Yuki. "What do you want, Lycone?" I asked.

"I want to fight the kid," Lycone replied.

"I told you, Lycone, to stay home. You don't listen," I scolded him.

Lycone protested, "You are my master. If anything happens to you, I will have to kill myself."

I sighed. "Okay, you can fight the kid, but go easy."

The fight was intense. The kid used a magic skill called Wonderland, which boosted his strength, speed, durability, and magic damage. Additionally, every attack was weakened. He threw multiple blows, but Lycone is my number 2 for a reason. He utilized his skill, Good Sport, which increased his speed by 100. Lycone's stats were already impressive, with a speed stat of 600, so he was too fast. I could barely keep up. The kid tried to hold his own, but Lycone was just too fast.

After winning the fight, Lycone apologized and proclaimed himself a great warrior. We then parted ways. "Why didn't we go into the village, Master?" Lycone asked.

"Because it's not our territory anymore. It's no longer a domain but a whole universe, and we need to respect these people," I explained.

"My master is so considerate and great," Lycone praised.

As we made our way back to our part of the forest, we noticed something different. We had been there for six days, but it had only been six minutes in this part of the forest. Upon our return, the Gami goblins showed us a weird fruit. I was weirded out by its curvy appearance, but I told Lycone to eat it. To my surprise, Lycone started to evolve. He looked more like a demon than a Nephilim, which was strange since he had just become an upper rank Nephilim.