Episode 59-The Devil’s Attack
A being with a very dark aura pursued Aison’s group.
Isaac, the strongest being among the group, did not notice the dark energy, but the gods they were watching, Katria, one of those called the main gods, to be precise, could see it with her own eyes.
“Can I leave that alone?”
“There’s no need for us to go down and get rid of it. If Gad wants to attack himself, he’ll need to give Isaac strength, but he’s only Gad’s subordinate. How strong would it be if the demons only they knew were strong? I’ll be able to sort it out, so don’t worry too much.”
Katria looked at the dark aura with her uneasy eyes.
Katria knew that the existence couldn’t do much damage to Aison’s party.
What she worries about is that a demon is an entity that cannot die unless it is forgotten, and that its power will only grow stronger if that entity writes a story while attacking Eisen and the others.
It was very important to make one’s name known in a world where faith is power.
‘Does Lemfra want the devil to become stronger?’
As Katria, she had no way to know Lemfra’s heart, and she had no choice but to watch Eison as the being following the group.
‘The little ones are fat.’
The entity following the group was a demon called Baal among demon followers.
She used to be a goddess with a fancier name, but with Gad resurrected as a demon, she became known among demon followers under the name of one of his demons, Baal.
During her time as a goddess, she lost all her followers’ faith in her by Gad, so now nobody knew she was a god, and she established her demonic identity as her demon followers believed. .
Even as a demon, she didn’t have strong powers.
Most of the demon followers were those who followed Gad, and other demons, including Baal, existed strictly as Gad’s subordinates.
At least Baal was the first demon resurrected by Gad, so she had stronger power than other demons, but her power was much less than that of Gad, let alone other gods.
The reason why she follows Aison is because of Gad’s command to have an evil influence on Aison, who will become the emperor in the future.
The Lempria Imperial family was well aware that Gad had been resurrected amidst the fear of humans and was expanding her power by commanding demon followers. But she doesn’t know exactly where she’s growing her power, and she just leaves demon followers as they aren’t much of a threat.
According to Gad’s plan, he had to use demon followers to sow fear in the human world and use that fear to strengthen himself, but since the Lempria Empire did not designate Gad as a dangerous being, it was far from possible for him to increase his strength.
Baal’s job in this situation was very simple.
Directly damage Aison to make the Empire of Lempria wary of him and make the entire empire fear demons, or corrupt Aison and make him resemble a demon follower.
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If you don’t achieve one of the two, you can’t even return to where Gad is.
‘To corrupt him?’
Baal thought it was close to impossible to corrupt Aison.
No matter how innocent people are, Eison was too kind and innocent.
Although he knows a lot, he has the ability to listen to others and is thoughtful.
In the first place, he is a child who will become the emperor of the Lempria Empire, but will the gods leave him alone?
No matter what he does, he will come back to normal in no time.
Rather, he might grow further by using his work as a test.
In the end, all she could do was hurt Aison’s body.
It also inflicts quite serious wounds, and even if it can be cured, it is to let humans know that the devil is alive and well.
There was no other way.
The opportunity came pretty quickly.
Even in a place like Isaac’s hometown, it was far from where the demon followers were, so they couldn’t use their power properly, but as they approached to the north, they began to recover the minimum power to attack Isaac.
She didn’t have to put off the big task.
Waiting longer did not weaken their vigilance.
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A late night when all sounds are asleep.
She appeared in her realm.
As a rookie, it was absolutely impossible to materialize one’s self into the real world, but Gad had brainwashed his demon followers into believing that demons could appear in the real world unlike gods, so they used a certain amount of demonic energy due to their belief. If you do, you will be able to show yourself in the present world.
This was an advantage that allowed them to get ahead of the gods.
Gods can barely give their voices to only a small percentage of humans, but demons have been able to directly reveal their powerful appearance.
Baal headed straight to the place where Aison was.
Even if the demon appeared in the present world, its power was not very strong.
Because her followers were lacking and she herself was not a demon that symbolized her power, let alone Isaac, she was so weak that she couldn’t win properly against Elena.
However, she was able to easily injure Ison.
“Kid. Do you want to wake up?”
Her voice resonated only with Eison.
In order to perfect her ambush, it would be better not to wake Eison either, but she did not come to kill Eison.
She came to inform the world of the demon that attacked Aison, so she needed to know whose subordinate she was and who attacked Aison.
“Ugh… Who are you?”
Eison rubbed her eyes and stood up, and Baal appeared in front of her with a rather obscene appearance.
Considering that most of the gods are described as wearing clothes that cover the whole body, they were dressed almost the opposite of the gods.
“I am Baal, the servant of Gad.”
Aison’s eyes widened at her words.
“Is your sister a devil too?”
“Yes, devil.”
A temptation came to her.
If Gad’s subhara retracts her words and reveals that everything is her own, then if she attacks Aison, wouldn’t she gain the horror her Gad originally had?
If so, wouldn’t she be able to gain a strong power to get out of her current position?
‘Anyway, it’s under a hat.’
Gad is a demon already known in other countries.
You can’t overcome Gat just by making your name known.
As she was wandering around, Eison pulled out her spear with a nervous expression on her face.
“Why did you come here?”
“You’re not screaming, when the devil is right in front of you.”
“Even Gad, the most demon in the world, couldn’t defeat my mother. But a demon weaker than Gad would be even weaker? If you didn’t do that, you couldn’t kill me.”
Aison looked at Baal with a cold expression.
“Why should I scream and be afraid of a demon that can’t kill me?”
Baal gritted his teeth and ground them.
Yes, this was the Lempria Empire’s idea for the devil.
Things that are bad but don’t do much damage to the empire.
Things not worth fearing.
“I can’t kill you, but I can seriously hurt you.”
Magi surged from Baal’s hand.
Maggie came together sharply in an instant and was ready to stab Aison at any moment.
“Why do you want to attack me?”
Aison held the spear and asked Baal.
Baal couldn’t help but feel even more anger because there was no trace of fear in his words.
“I will hurt you and let everyone know the horrors of demons.”
“The people of the Lempria Empire are strong people. I don’t have fear of demons just because I’m wounded. If I get bitten by a mouse on the road, I’ll trample it to death, so I don’t feel fear of mice, right?”
“You bastard!”
Baal couldn’t hold back his anger at Aison’s remark that he treated him like a rat and waved his hand at Aison.
Although Ison was so confident, he seemed to be straining and straining his body when a direct attack was flying at him.
‘Looks good.’
– Tup.
Baal’s hand, flying toward Aison, stopped in the air.
To be precise, that’s how it seemed to Eison.
“Hey, what are you doing?”
Baal couldn’t help but tremble at Catria’s ferocious eyes glaring at him.