"Book Demon"
"Attack: E"
"Defense: F"
"Brief Review: It seems capable of using whatever abilities are contained in the book it holds. Highly adaptable, but itself a paper tiger."
That was all.
This was not information from the Text Panel, but intelligence Angel had summarized himself: Book Demon Version 1.
Its E-rank combat power mainly came from the rain of fire that blanketed the entire field.
This was a classic god-tier skill for crushing weaklings. Without defensive capabilities, one could basically only wait for death. However, if one could withstand the rain of fire, defeating the Book Demon became very simple...
At the time, Angel had used nine White Mist Phantom Limbs to strike the Book Demon. The moment the first Phantom Limb touched it, it was already critically wounded.
The first Phantom Limb had not even unleashed one hundred percent of its power before the Book Demon's health bar directly dropped to zero.
The remaining eight Phantom Limbs returned without touching anything.
From this, it was clear that the Book Demon was completely a glass-cannon mage—high attack, low defense. So long as one could resist the first wave of fire rain, even an ordinary person could easily deal with it.
Of course, it was difficult for ordinary people to withstand the rain of fire.
But not every Book Demon should be capable of summoning fire rain. Angel strongly suspected that their abilities depended on what book they summoned.
This Book Demon had held "Flame Mastery," which was why it could summon a rain of fire that filled the sky. The next Book Demon they encountered might instead be holding "Water Elemental Tales," and the abilities it released would become water-element abilities.
Thus, Angel's assessment of Book Demons was: highly adaptable.
But so long as they had no ability to