Hello everyone, I'm Luo Fengsheng. The three heroes of the legendary backstory were mentioned in the previous issue, and there is a paragraph about the formation of the three major sects that has not been elaborated. These sects form the three major sects of Woma, Zuma and Rainbow Demon, and without further ado, let's take a look at the story behind them.
The Lord of the Woma Sect has an older brother, the elder brother is the Lord of the Demon Castle, who is the town guard of the Demon Castle, he has a hand of electricity to make the magic of the magic, there are few opponents; and the Lord of the Woma Sect has a strange appearance, a bull head, a huge bat wing on the back, and masters the evil arts of the Demon Clan. He sacrificed numerous Vomas to increase his strength at regular intervals, and he lived on the third floor of the Temple of Woma, with horns growing on his skull capable of creating guilds.
Zuma Sect Leader is one of the three ancient sects of the Marfa Continent, and he is said to be the most important subordinate of the Akatsuki Demon, so he is also a well-equipped Sect Leader. Hidden in the depths of the Zuma Forest, he has a strong evil force. He had an extremely loving wife, who lived at the Zuma altar on the third floor of Zuma, and was unfortunately captured by the lord of Shabak at that time and killed at the Zuma altar. Since then, he has fallen into great sorrow and hated the people of the Marfa Continent even more, and he has since lived in seclusion on the seventh floor of the Zuma Shrine, practicing his skills every day; the world has rarely seen it.
The Rainbow Demon Sect Leader was initially a hero of the Marfa Continent, but hungry for power, he became increasingly grumpy and bloodthirsty. The human body was not enough to support his energy, and under the temptation of the demons, he gave up his body to reincarnate his soul into a half-orc, completely becoming a demon, and at the same time gaining eternal life. With human wisdom, he founded the Rainbow Demon Sect, attracting more believers.