Daybreak

Hearing Rayne's words, Elotisia was startled.

Her footsteps had taken her across more than a dozen Abyssal planes. The Wailing Wilderness was one of the smallest, and it had the fewest demons. But even so, there were hundreds of thousands of vampires in the Black Thorn Forest!

Wiping out so many vampires wouldn't be easy.

However, when the Succubus thought of Rayne's formidable strength and this Star Destroyer, she could imagine how terrifying its power must be, even though she hadn't witnessed it firsthand. What others couldn't do might not be difficult for Rayne.

She really wanted to see the Star Destroyer's power. As a Holy Swordsman, she would never miss an opportunity to destroy evil, so she asked, "Rayne, can I come along?"

"No problem."

Rayne readily agreed. "However, I won't act immediately. We'll have to wait until this mine's output stabilizes."

Elotisia said she could wait, then asked curiously, "This mine is already very well hidden, and it would be difficult for the vampires to discover it. The vampires from before have already been cleared out, so they won't track us here. Why do you want to wipe them out? Aren't you afraid of exposing the mine's existence?"

"Do humans need a reason to destroy demons?" Rayne asked righteously.

"I understand."

Elotisia nodded slightly, looking as if she deeply agreed. Her eyes were filled with admiration.

Rayne almost burst out laughing.

He had no grudge against the vampires, and unlike a Holy Swordsman, he didn't consider destroying evil his life's mission. He wanted to clear out the Wailing Wilderness for only one reason: harvesting souls.

In the Material Plane, the vast majority of intelligent races had faith and couldn't be absorbed recklessly.

If the numbers were small, secretly absorbing a few souls would be fine. But once the