Chapter 821 - 382: Immortal Revival (Part 2)
Of course, Leon actually thought this was a good thing, at least the other survivors of the Dawn Sect were temporarily saved.
Empowered with abundant strength, he had Rousseau immediately arrange an airship to send him to collect magic power from the sanctuary fortresses across the Kleinian World. But before leaving, he and Olivia each rode a motorcycle and temporarily left the base.
They sped across the wilderness until reaching the highway, distancing themselves by hundreds of kilometers, away from the survivors’ hideout. Leon stopped his motorcycle, took out the Netti Card imbued with Blood Demon power, threw it to the roadside, and summoned it again.
The light particles converged, and a red mist spread.
Hideous flesh tendrils twisted as they reached out from the void’s fissure.
Watching the twisted demonic tentacles, Leon frowned and mockingly said, "You’ve made a smart move, Squash. I was wondering why you were so helpful at that time, without even mentioning any conditions."
"...What...? ...Are you planning to blame me? I am very curious, how did you leave the Spirit Realm?" The Blood Demon’s deep voice was very calm, without a hint of emotional fluctuation, lacking the anger and urgency of its last appearance. The tentacles slowly entangled: "Mortal, I didn’t deceive you, but everything comes with a price... Using your help to free me in exchange for my assistance to free you is a fair deal."
"Stop with the nonsense, if I really free you, would you obediently keep your promise?"
Leon sneered, "The ancient projection said you once successfully escaped from Suviel’s sealing. Then why are you back now? Let me guess... Was it Valary who put you back in the cage?"
The Blood Demon responded to Leon with a moment of silence.
"You can’t escape on your own now, and you hate Valary so much. Wasn’t it Valary who saved you from being trapped initially? What trick did he use to make you willingly cooperate with him?" Leon provoked.
The Blood Demon’s tendrils lashed out more violently, and the ground shattered into frightening cracks under its impact, continuously spreading in all directions.