Are High-ranking Demons weak? Honestly, they really were not.
Naturally, they were incomparable to the so-called Demon Kings and the gods of mythology.
But ever since the great war among the three races of angels, demons, and Fallen Angels, all Four Great Demon Kings of the Underworld had perished, and many of the Seventy-Two Pillars of Solomon had been wiped out entirely. Pure-blood High-ranking Demons were now actually quite scarce in the Underworld.
Although Rias and Sona were both merely High-ranking Demons of the new generation, they were truly not weak. They were even among the best of the Underworld's new generation of demons.
Rias had inherited the Destruction Power of her mother, from the Bael family, the highest-ranked of the Seventy-Two Pillars of Solomon. Her strength was absolutely among the best of the new generation of demons.
And for Sona to be her rival, she was not only intelligent—her strength was not far behind either.
Seiya thought High-ranking Demons were weak not because they were too weak, but because Seiya himself was too strong.
In the world of Demon High School, gods and demons would practically be everywhere in the later stages, and ordinary Demon Kings would be as common as dogs. This had led Seiya to overestimate this world's power as much as possible.
But he had overlooked the fact that while this world's top-tier combatants were indeed absurdly powerful, an ordinary Demon King was already an unbeatable existence for Sona and the others at their current stage.
At the same time, Seiya had underestimated his own strength. Frankly speaking, based on the max-level magic power he possessed from Skeleton King World alone, he could absolutely be called a Demon King in this world.
And aside from the power of Skeleton King World, he now also possessed the