In Hell, the movements of six-star and Seven-star Demons are bound to be watched by countless people.
This is an unavoidable aspect of being a powerhouse, as people with various motives always approach you with different intentions. Only obscure weaklings manage to remain invisible.
Freya nodded with a smile and said, "Of course."
"Alright."
Linley waved a hand impatiently, too lazy to exchange pleasantries with this femme fatale, who simply did not qualify for such treatment. He went straight to the point: "Where are the combat Floating Shadow Crystal Balls of Death Element powerhouses that I wanted!"
Freya could tell the man was cold and indifferent. Feeling somewhat annoyed and frustrated deep down inside, she wondered if she really had zero charm. She had even secretly used an alchemy master's secret medicine, yet it had proved completely ineffective. Could this guy possibly have a heart of stone?
Adopting a merchant's posture, Freya smiled and said, "The Death Element powerhouse inside this Floating Shadow is extremely strong. With just a single move, he killed another Seven-star Demon who had been famous for many years. His strength is on par with, or perhaps even stronger than, our current Red Stone City lord, Delsim."
Linley admitted he was somewhat surprised. Although very few of this woman's words could be fully trusted, the Floating Shadow could not deceive.
To instantly kill a Seven-star Demon with a single blow—even if the opponent only belonged to the threshold tier of a Seven-star Demon—was extremely rare.
Linley raised an eyebrow and asked uncertainly, "It's not a Divine Beast, is it?"
Freya shook her head, restrained a bit of her playful attitude, and said earnestly, "Whether this powerhouse is a Divine Beast is unknown. The Floating Shadow shows no special racial characteristics nor any innate divine abilities; his