President

Tony took out his phone and dialed a number, then casually tossed it to General Ross. General Ross managed to regain some composure and put the phone to his ear.

"General, you're relieved of duty. Prepare for a court-martial."

General Ross's face changed drastically. "Mr. President, you can't dismiss me!"

The President on the other end of the line said coldly, "We just held an emergency meeting. This was a unanimous decision by all the representatives. We're all watching you right now."

General Ross looked at the camera not far away with a pale face, his lips trembling, unable to speak.

"This country almost became history because of you. Fall back now, General Ross," the President commanded again.

"Yes."

General Ross responded weakly, his hand holding the phone drooping powerlessly. He looked as if he had lost all his energy and spirit in an instant.

"How did you convince the President?" Kino asked.

"It's because of you, of course. You summoned a demon in broad daylight and displayed such immense power. Who would dare offend you? Before, Hell and all that was just superstition. Now that you've proven it, many people have given up on Heaven and can only hope to suffer less in Hell," Tony explained.

Kino hadn't expected Hell to have such a use.

"Kino, Kino…"

An anxious call came. It was Uncle George, running up to Kino.

"Mary just called me, saying Gwen is missing. She might be around here. Can you help me look for her?!"

He couldn't get through to Gwen's phone, so he could only place his hope on Kino. Although Kino's identity had changed to Demon King, he understood the boy's personality and knew he wouldn't harm him.

Gwen, standing nearby, stiffened upon hearing this and quietly hid behind Kino, afraid of being recognized.

"Gwen? Uncle George, don't worry. I saw her when I arrived. I had Butler Frank take her back to my manor. I was in such a hurry to come rescue people that I didn't notify you." Kino comforted him.

"That's good. I'll go find Mary. Gwen's sudden disappearance must have terrified her."

George breathed a sigh of relief and added, "I can't manage your affairs anymore, but before Gwen graduates, I don't want to be a grandfather, understand?"

"I understand. Goodbye, Uncle George."

After bidding farewell to George, Kino suddenly reached out and grabbed Gwen's arm.

"Where do you think you're going?"

"Home, of course," Gwen said, a little flustered.

"You should be at my manor right now. You don't want your aunt and uncle to know your true identity, do you?"

"You… I understand."

Actually, she didn't have any objections to moving in, but Kino already had two lovers, and she would feel awkward.

"Gwen, sleep with me tonight!"

Pamela was quite happy. Today, Kino belonged to someone else.

"Okay, Sister Pamela."

Yū then said, "Your Majesty, if there's nothing else, we'll be going back now."

"Alright, you've worked hard today. Is there anything you want?" Kino asked.

"It is our honor to serve Your Majesty."

Yū knew very well that her current status was bestowed by His Majesty.

"Ah, I'd like some wine, is that okay?" Mora said directly.

"Okay, I'll get it for you tomorrow."

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After seeing Yū and Mora off, Tony came over.

"Kino, are all the female demons in Hell this fierce? I'm starting to look forward to going to Hell."

Kino was speechless. "You're really desperate, not even sparing demons."

"Don't lecture me. I heard everything you just said. Besides the original two, that makes three now," Tony said, raising an eyebrow with a lecherous look.

[He's not wrong, you're not picky either.]

Kino glared at Tony. "Don't spout nonsense. It's not what you think."

Tony chuckled. "Come on, stop explaining. Speaking of which, your luck with women is too good. I don't know what this one looks like, but the previous two were top-tier beauties."

"Let's not talk about me. Haven't you found that traitor yet?" Kino changed the subject.

"No."

"You're the one who's afraid to admit it. There are only a few people who could bypass your private arms dealing."

With Jarvis's help, it was simple for Tony to investigate a few people, if he wanted to.

"Give me a little more time."

Tony sighed. He knew, but he just hadn't made up his mind yet.

"Give me your hand."

Kino thought for a moment and decided to give Tony some insurance, imprinting a red pattern on Tony's palm.

"Wow, what is this? I don't usually get tattoos." Before Tony could examine it closely, the pattern in the center of his palm disappeared.

"A mark. It'll provide me with your coordinates when you're in danger, and I'll come rescue you. This world is getting more dangerous, and I don't want to be attending your funeral one day," Kino said.

It was a mark from Hell, capable of opening a portal for rescue when the other party was in danger.

When he wasn't fighting, he didn't want to possess Superman's abilities. Otherwise, this world would be too fragile, like it was made of paper.

"That's quite a cheesy mark, but thanks."

Tony knew that with this mark, as long as he didn't die instantly, his friends could save him.

"You're welcome."

After bidding farewell to Tony, Kino, Gwen, and Pamela set off on their journey back to the manor.

Blonsky and Banner followed, housed in a building next to the manor.

Banner had initially wanted to leave, but Kino said he could separate him from the Hulk. Whether it was true or not, Banner wanted to try.

At night, Gwen was spacing out in the bathroom. Although she had visited the manor a few times, this was her first time staying overnight.

There had been a lot happening today, and she had many questions for Kino, but she didn't know where to start or what her identity was to ask them.

And this world, why did monsters that defied common sense suddenly appear? She had originally intended to use her powers to fight crime, not to battle such monsters.

Just as Gwen was lost in her troubles, she heard the sound of the door opening.

"Whoa, how did you get in... Sister Pamela?"

Gwen yelped and hid in the pool, only to realize it was Pamela. But she was quickly stunned.

Pamela's red hair was loose, and her body was exposed, exuding the charm of a mature woman with a full figure and long, slender legs.

She was nothing like the young girl Gwen was.

"What, did you think your darling barged in?"

Pamela rinsed off and stepped into the bathtub.

"No."

Gwen snapped back to reality, hugging her chest awkwardly.

Pamela chuckled at Gwen's shy demeanor. "Don't be so nervous, dear. He won't just barge in. Tonight, he's with Sister Venom."

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