Seiya thought the "Night Raid Lycaon" before him was weak because the "Heavenly Tyrant Jikvirm" and "Gravekeeper Vezavimon" he had encountered before had exerted a far greater sense of oppression.
Sun Yue, on the other hand, had encountered "Night Raid Lycaon" before meeting "Gravekeeper Vezavimon," so he had not noticed anything unusual at first either.
After all, he had still been a newbie when he first met "Night Raid Lycaon," and the aura the other party radiated had truly shocked him immensely.
But with "Gravekeeper Vezavimon" as a comparison, Sun Yue now agreed with Seiya's opinion.
As for Saika-0 and Emil, the reason they had not noticed anything strange was that Saika-0 had never encountered any other unique monsters besides Night Raid Lycaon.
Emil and Birak, meanwhile, had never seen any of the Seven Supreme Species of Shangri-La Frontier before this.
Seiya and Sun Yue had also considered the possibility that the Black Wolf before them was a fake, but the red, bold system notification reading "Encountered Unique Monster: Night Raid Lycaon" told them that it really was Night Raid Lycaon.
Logically speaking, as members of the Seven Supreme Species of Shangri-La Frontier, even if unique monsters differed in strength, the gap should not have been this enormous.
"Could it be because we've gotten stronger recently, so the pressure Night Raid Lycaon gives us doesn't feel as intense?"
Hearing Sun Yue's guess, Seiya—highly skilled but a complete novice when it came to game knowledge—nodded and accepted the possibility.
While Seiya and Sun Yue spoke, Night Raid Lycaon was also sizing them up with its eyes.
There was no way Lycaon would fail to recognize the curse on Sun Yue's body as its own, and the enhanced Jikvirm curse on Seiya's face likewise made it narrow its eyes slightly.
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