A celebratory banquet can be said to have brought joy to everyone, making the world a reality.
Humanity here is honored that the hero has once again defeated the Demon King, and the victory celebration banquet held in the capital can also play a role in the development of various aspects to a certain extent.
For orcs, elves, and dwarves, the disappearance of the Demon King, a monster that loomed over them, and the fact that the demon race would not wage war again for a long time, was good news.
What, you're asking about the demon race?
They should be quite happy now, shouldn't they? The "Lord of Gluttony," who only existed in intelligence and whose true face no living demon had ever seen, has left the demon realm.
Moreover, barring any unforeseen circumstances, I won't be wandering around the demon realm again for a while.
The demons have gained temporary safety; isn't that something to be happy about?
The evening banquet would take a while, and since El figured he had nothing better to do, he decided to kill time by reading in the royal library.
"Oh my, so the demon kings of the past are completely different from the ones of today?"
That audacity, that strength—they really are incredibly reckless…
The book in El's hand contains stories from the time of the first hero, as well as some later eras.
Back then, the Demon Kings weren't like they are now, where the previous one was killed by the hero, and the successor simply backs down and stops the Demon War.
The Demon King's Crown, created by the ancient Demon King, has been passed down through generations and can continuously make new Demon Kings stronger.
This power gave them confidence.
The first hero slays the first demon king, but the new demon king is unconcerned, only thinking that his predecessor was too weak.
Practice makes perfect; the old masters should take heed in their next life.
It's different. As the strongest demon king, how could a mere hero possibly be its match?
Then, several demon kings were crushed to death by the first hero, who used them as speed bumps.
Later, a certain demon king, faced with the first hero who came knocking on his door, his hands still covered in blood, wanting to study the Demon King's Crown, chose to follow his heart.
Imagine, for the first generation of heroes back then, defeating the Demon King was probably just like doing a weekly quest.
Later, the first hero left, leaving behind the Holy Sword.
The rain stopped, the sky cleared, and the Demon King felt he was back to his old self.
The later demon kings thought that the old man's failure was just an accident, and that the first hero was too overpowered.
They are different now. How could mere heroes possibly be a match for a demon king who is constantly getting stronger?
Then, when a certain demon lord saw the second-generation hero wielding the holy sword, and inside the demon lord's crown, there was still a remnant of the demon lord's self-aware soul, a sharp explosion was emitted, warning this successor to run away quickly.
The Demon King's greatest strength is his stubbornness.
So, they were sent away cleanly and efficiently.
Now that things have come to this, the Demon King should have to accept reality, right?
No, they don't.
The Demon King believed that their power was passed down and accumulated over time, unlike that of the heroes.
"Behind me are countless demon kings you have slain. I am not fighting alone!"
It almost turned into a scene of endless battle, but that guy died at the hands of the third generation of heroes.
The Demon King gradually realized that the heroes were still as strong as ever, and the holy swords in their hands were becoming stronger and stronger.
Because of the knowledge of countless losers within the Demon King's Crown, the new Demon King gradually becomes more empathetic.
Even in an era without heroes, they will still wage war, gambling that a hero won't appear just before they achieve world domination.
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