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... lm stood, two demons, one scrawny and one muscular, were talking with each other. One of them sat on a throne while the other one stood not too far away from the throne.

From the standing of the two demons, the one who sat on the throne should be the stronger of the two. Yet currently, the muscular humanoid demon’s body was still covered with wounds, mostly burnt marks that spread all over his body.

“Tharrog, there’s a threat that we need to eradicate as soon as possible.” The mu ...

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