Actually, neither Kasha nor Akara understood why Duanmu Huai was in such a hurry. In their eyes, fighting demons was a long-term undertaking. If necessary, spending several years or even decades on it wasn't impossible.
But Duanmu Huai couldn't do that!
For him, he had at most one month. After that, he absolutely had to return to his original world! He couldn't possibly waste more than a decade here, could he?
The problem was that there was truly no way around it at the moment.
Duanmu Huai wanted to charge straight in, kill Andariel, pat himself on the rear, and leave. The problem was that even if he killed Andariel, there weren't enough people here to hold the monastery. He might leave with one foot in front, only for the enemy to storm back in behind him... If it turned into a war of attrition, that would be incredibly troublesome.
Based on Deckard Cain's description, Duanmu Huai had more or less figured out what the Warp Space creatures in this world were up to. According to Deckard Cain, there had once been a rebellion in Hell. Four Demon Kings, including Andariel, had rebelled against the three Prime Evils, sealed them in Soul Stones, and banished them from Hell.
Of course, as an Inquisitor, Duanmu Huai knew what those bastards were plotting the moment he heard it.
Warp Space creatures had no physical bodies, so they couldn't remain in the real world. Thus, even if they were sealed inside Soul Stones, those stones still counted as physical objects. That meant the three Prime Evils could exploit this loophole to smuggle themselves into the real world. After that, they only needed to use their own methods to find hosts. The ones who crossed over first would bring over those who followed, summoning