I created the Bureau of Anomaly Control

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Ahem, let us return to our warm and happy fairy tale.

Let me see where I left off last time…

Oh, right, our little heroes had just stepped into an abrupt lake in the previous chapter.

The sudden appearance of a mysterious creature caused them to tense up instantly. Aware of the situation, none of them dared to act rashly, fearing that their actions might lead to severe consequences.

Why is the atmosphere so tense at this moment? I believe some of you might not understand, so let me briefly explain what's going on.

This type of creature basically disappeared after the destruction of the Rama Empire, so almost no one has seen or understood their existence since then. Fortunately, the Rama Empire hasn't even been born yet, so I can tell you what this creature is.

The things appearing before them were called fairies by the Rama people.

These fairies and the extinct "Ancient Fairies" certainly don't just share the same name; they are indeed descendants of the "Fairies" that existed in ancient times.

However, these fairies are not direct descendants of the ancient fairies.

Back then, the Homo sapiens slaughtered all the fairies, even though they didn't need to do so to complete the prototype of the Homo sapiens baseline. But they were worried about revenge from the fairies.

It was a long and arduous bloody slaughter. They certainly killed all the ancient fairies they could find. Even if some ancient fairies survived by chance, they never appeared before humans again.

And the laughable thing is that these fairies are not only not direct descendants of the ancient fairies, but they are actually descendants of those who slaughtered the ancient fairies. To be precise…

They are the product of the "Fairy Slayers" copulating with nature itself.

A kind of reversion.

As inheritors of the ancient fairies' magic, these new fairies are naturally not simple. They possess abilities very similar to those of their ancestors—granting the wishes of others.

However, they cannot recklessly fulfill any wish like their ancestors. Immortality, vast divine power, the overthrow of civilizations, the movement of celestial bodies—these wishes were as simple as snapping their fingers for the ancient fairies.

Moreover, as long as the ancient fairies approved of the wisher, these wishes would be fulfilled in the best possible way.

Immortality would often come with eternal youth and invulnerability to injury and disease, vast divine power would perfectly merge with the wisher, destroyed civilizations would collapse in the way the wisher desired, and moving celestial bodies would not cause undesired disasters due to the disruption of gravitational balance.

But the current fairies are the opposite of their ancestors. Just like the bizarre body of the fairy in Mann's eyes, these new fairies are like deformed products after constant inbreeding.

And this deformity is not only reflected in their appearance, but also exists in their thinking, and in their seemingly sweet wishes, as if they were born with an evil nature.

If someone wishes for immortality from them, they will almost certainly receive immortality with decay and pain. Even a healthy body will fester in a short period of time, falling into eternal torment.

And if they wish for difficult wishes like moving celestial bodies, these fairies, who are not as powerful as their ancestors, will directly use lazy methods, such as destroying the wisher's brain, so that they can no longer accurately identify the position of celestial bodies in the universe.

In short, wishing on them will almost always bring extremely terrible consequences. Many scholars of the Rama Empire in later generations believed that they were actually the remaining revenge of the ancient fairies.

Greedy humans are always seduced by desire, destroyed by terrible wishes, and the effects of wishes often involve the wisher's family, friends, and even the city and country they live in.

But if you ask me, this is just the normal result of the union of nature and magic. As we said, their deformed bodies also give them deformed brains. Cruelty and amusement are just their nature.

Creatures like their ancestors who would really fulfill wishes are the deformed ones in this nature.

There is no revenge against Homo sapiens at all, just pure evil strangling desire.

Whether our little heroes can overcome this difficulty depends only on whether they can control themselves, but desire is the basic motivation of any creature, an eternal temptation that mortals cannot resist.

There's only one way to know the result…

The beautiful fairy blinked her four eyes, looking at the people in front of her.

Then she stuck out two tongues and licked her lips, showing a charming expression to Mann and the others, making "eye contact" with everyone present at the same time, her eyeballs reflecting their twisted souls.

"Hello there, it's been a long time since mortals have stepped into my territory. Let me see…"

The fairy showed a surprised expression:

"Ah, you're here to find that little lizard, but unfortunately, you're too late."

Hearing this, You Yue frowned first, seemingly wanting to refute.

But before she could say anything, the girl's expression changed:

"It took off."

Just half a second after the fairy said they were late, the dragon left here.

The fairy showed a confident smile:

"I am the master of wishes, the embodiment of reality. My tongue can speak the truth. Nothing can escape the control of such a powerful creature as I. Since you came for the dragon…

"Then you must be here for the reward, right?"

Before Mann could answer, Helmet Woman preemptively warned in a low voice:

"I remember now, this is a fairy, a creature that grants the wishes of others, but the way they fulfill wishes is often not in the way the wisher expects.

"This is an extremely dangerous creature, never make a wish to them."

Hearing her words, the fairy smiled even more happily:

"It seems you've heard the legends of my kind, but I assure you, not all fairies enjoy watching wishers be tormented by wrong wishes.

"I've done that too much. That kind of game is no longer interesting to me. I'm not the type who likes to torture others through deception. I prefer deeper pain.

"Although I also like to see wishers being tortured, I won't deceive you."

Hearing this, Mann had already made up his mind. Then he waved his hand to the others, turned around directly, and prepared to stay away from this dangerous creature, not intending to listen to her continue to bewitch him.

But when he turned around, what came into view was not the forest he had come from.

But the lake and the fairy.

The fairy's smile was very bright:

"Oh right, I forgot to say, another reason I don't like deception and misleading is that I don't need to. Unlike other members of my kind, I can force others to play with me.

"Don't worry, it will be fun."