Olavide

The female Highgod responsible for transporting these people glanced at Lin En, her Spiritual Sense sweeping directly over him.

But she quickly discovered that she could not detect any aura from the young man before her. A smile immediately appeared on her face. "Sir, please take your seat. We'll be departing shortly."

Her attitude was gentle, completely unlike the indifferent coldness she showed toward the other creatures who had just arrived in Hell.

It nearly made Lin En think he was still on Earth, boarding a plane, while this gentle Highgod of the Muya Legion was a flight attendant.

But she was not nearly so friendly toward the others. Turning her head, she snapped coldly, "What are you all standing around for? Sit down."

Very soon, aside from Lin En, the hundred-odd creatures from the Material Planes all took their assigned seats.

"Captain, where are we taking this batch?" a thin young man in a purple robe asked.

The female Highgod glanced at him and said calmly, "This time, we'll be going to..."

As she spoke, she seemed to recall something and turned toward Lin En with a radiant smile. "Sir, where would you like to go during your visit to Hell? Xitaya would be willing to give you a ride."

The Muya Legion was backed by a Lord God and held an extraordinary position on the Muya Continent, but they still had to show respect toward super experts.

After all, they were the Lord God's servants, not the other way around!

If they offended those experts and were killed, the Lord God would not avenge them!

"Me?" Lin En shook his head. "Just follow your itinerary. I'm fine with going anywhere."

After receiving Lin En's answer, Xitaya resumed her haughty, indifferent expression and instructed her subordinate, "This time, we're going to... Moon Shadow Mansion!"

The flying Metal Life immediately sprang into action, hurtling toward Moon Shadow Mansion at an astonishing speed.

Hisss—

As it flew, both sides of the Metal Life's abdomen became transparent, allowing the people inside to clearly see the outside through the transparent metal.

Lin En could not help but think, This really is even more like flying on a plane!

Once the Metal Life set off, Xitaya sat down directly beside Lin En, while her subordinates began explaining the general situation in Hell to the creatures newly arrived there.

Lin En listened with a smile as well.

Yet in Xitaya's eyes, this super expert from another plane was simply taking great interest in amusing those ants.

I can't sense his aura at all! His Soul Power is so terrifying that even the squad commander cannot compare to him! And the squad commander is a Six-star Demon! Xitaya's heart burned with excitement. She had never expected that a simple transport mission would let her meet someone who was likely a Seven-star Demon.

Of course, although Xitaya wished to befriend him, she did not dare speak carelessly for fear of offending this Seven-star Demon.

She merely maintained a smile and sufficient respect, ready at any moment to fulfill any request this Seven-star Demon might have.

Before long, the God soldiers had finished explaining the general situation in Hell.

Lin En nodded to himself as he listened. What they described was more or less the same as what he had read in the original work. Hell's seven Lord Gods were known as the Seven Lords of Hell. Of them, the Destruction Sovereign was a High Lord God, while the Purple Thorn Lord God and the Star Mist Sea Lord God were Middle Lord Gods. The remaining four Lord Gods were all Low Lord Gods.

At that thought, an idea stirred in Lin En's mind. I wonder what rank my Sovereign Spark is!

The Metal Life flew on for several months. During those months, Lin En witnessed Hell's chaos and slaughter.

Gods who stood at the peak of all living beings in the Material Planes treated killing one another as commonplace in Hell. Along the way, he saw at least several hundred battles.

He even encountered more than a dozen massive melees involving over a hundred god-level experts.

This made Lin En sigh inwardly. Hell truly was Hell, worthy of its reputation for chaos. Watching those gods reminded him of the Black men in news footage carrying AK-47s—unconcerned with life or death, ready to fight anyone who crossed them.

But no matter how bold those bandits were, they did not dare provoke the Muya Legion.

Wherever the Metal Life passed, even the most formidable experts fled in all directions in terror.

It charged straight ahead all the way, and several years passed.

Lin En's journey was not particularly boring. Xitaya remained by his side at all times, and her Spatial Ring contained many good things—fine wine, delicious food, and all kinds of strange curiosities that opened Lin En's eyes.

Moreover, this Highgod of the Muya Legion was witty, humorous, and eloquent. Along the way, she introduced Lin En to common knowledge about Hell, interesting events from the history of the Muya Continent, and the super experts who lived upon it.

Xitaya practically granted his every request. Lin En seriously suspected that if he said he was "feeling rather heated right now," Xitaya might give him a seductive smile and slowly slip off her clothes.

But Lin En did not have that sort of perverse interest.

He was far more interested in the experts Xitaya introduced.

Hell had a strict hierarchy. Demigods and Gods were ants, while Highgods were qualified to establish tribes and castles in the wilderness. A City Lord generally needed the strength of a Seven-star Demon to firmly hold the position, while a Prefect Lord needed the strength of an Asura to confidently deal with challengers.

Apart from these publicly known Prefect Lords and City Lords, there were also some Seven-star Demons and Asuras who devoted themselves entirely to cultivation and disdained the positions of City Lord or Prefect Lord, yet possessed extremely terrifying strength.

For example, Ulnessen and Aliquin, who had appeared in the original work.

There were quite a few such people on the Muya Continent, and the most famous among them was the invincible Highgod Olavide, known as the number one person beneath the Lord God of the Muya Continent.

This Olavide also made Lin En quite curious.

Among the several people known as the number one beneath the Lord Gods in the original work, Dannington was a Paragon, Aiken was a three-soul mutation, and Beirut possessed a Lord God Avatar. So what was Olavide's foundation?

With the Metal Life's astonishing speed, it had continued charging forward in a straight line for several years before its flying speed gradually slowed.

At the same time, it dropped off the experts from the Material Planes in batches. By the end, aside from the Muya Legion soldiers, only Lin En remained inside the Metal Life.

"Lord Lin En, where would you like to go?" Xitaya asked with a smile. "We can take you there!"

Hearing this, Lin En rose to his feet. "Xitaya, thank you for everything along the way. Just let me off here."

"Of course!" Xitaya hurriedly ordered the Metal Life to open its hatch, then led Lin En out of the Metal Life. After doing all this, she smiled broadly. "Lord Lin En, I wish you all the best in Hell. We'll return now to report our mission."

"Mm." Lin En nodded. "Xitaya, where's my Ink Stone?"

Xitaya's smile froze. "Huh?"