The reason several "volunteers" looked toward the two Morningstar Priests was simple. In most people's minds, the scapegoats responsible for dealing with all kinds of "evil troubles" without payment had always been the Pantheon's many Legendary Priests. Perhaps anyone could stand by and watch certain troublesome events unfold, but these poor souls enslaved by "kindness" often had no choice but to rack their brains over cleaning up the mess.
It had been so in the past, and it remained so now.
So the question before everyone now was this: faced with the Morningstar Demon Lords' "brutal" invasion of the Kalamus Empire, were the two Morningstar Priests, dispatched by the Pantheon and having joined the Guardian Alliance with utterly ulterior motives, truly willing to fight the chaotic Demon Lords to the death?
The answer was absolutely no. Although demons were never considered "difficult to deal with," for most Professionals of this era, those dangerous "non-sapient chaotic creatures" were by no means easy opponents.
As everyone knew, most demons possessed no intelligence. They were mad, brutal, and slaughtered their own kind. But that did not mean these monstrously destructive creatures were pitiful weaklings that could be casually killed. In fact, every Legendary demon inevitably possessed several bloodline-awakened spell-like abilities and even methods of "taking the enemy down with them." Moreover, once they reached the Legendary realm and completed a major advancement, they gained the chance to hear the Call of the Abyss. Once those chaotic murmurs echoed freely through a demon's soul, it could naturally master a Legendary spell-like ability or even a Morningstar spell-like ability!
In short, Legendary demons inevitably possessed at least one Legendary killer move, while Morningstar demons inevitably possessed at least one Morningstar killer move. Their intelligence might prevent them from ever understanding how to use their immense