Since he had promised the Young Fire Demon that it would experience Ocean Rhythm today, Angel could not go back on his word. He had to think of a way to satisfy the Young Fire Demon as much as possible without letting it actually get hurt.
Angel pondered for a moment. The Young Fire Demon had never truly experienced Ocean Rhythm before, so he could completely use another illusion to pass off a plum for a peach...
With a general direction in mind, Angel began considering what sort of illusion he should use to deal with the Young Fire Demon.
As time passed, the wind chimes in the courtyard rang more than once.
Angel also went downstairs from time to time to activate Ocean Rhythm for the guests. What puzzled him, however, was that the Young Fire Demon never appeared throughout the process.
This left Angel both relieved and suspicious. Given that brat's rowdy nature, it should not have given up so easily, should it? Could the Fire Attendant Demon have talked it down? If that was really the case, then he was immensely grateful.
In only half a day, Angel had received five batches of guests, thirty in each batch. That meant his net income alone had exceeded forty-five thousand demon gold coins.
It was simply an unimaginable sum. Even Canaan, who had been scraping by in Demon City for ten years, had never seen such an enormous amount of money before.
Among those five batches of guests, one Half-Blood Demon and two lesser demons had triggered anomalies. As a result, more and more attention was being drawn to the Illusion Hut, and both its momentum and popularity were skyrocketing.
Because this visible income was there for everyone, including the guests, to see, no small number of people had