From stopping Behemoth to beating him until he couldn't move, Bai Fu had spent only a dozen seconds in total. That was even without calling Hei Fu in for a doubles match.
If Hei Fu had joined her, then as soon as they'd met, she could've hit Behemoth with two full rounds of Dark Burn and Ling Blast within four or five seconds, while triggering the first explosion of Otherworldly Erosion.
That combo would've dealt over 2,000 points of pure Spiritual Energy damage. Even after damage reduction, it would've still dealt Behemoth at least 1,500 or 1,600 damage.
But Behemoth's health bar was only a little over 1,400 points long. In other words, if she'd called Hei Fu in, Behemoth would've ended up owing her several hundred health points after one smooth little combo.
Of course, Bai Fu didn't care whether he owed her anything. What she cared about was that she'd have to plead with him not to die.
If Behemoth died, the Memory Fragment she'd been longing for would be gone.
To avoid such a ridiculous scene, she hadn't let Hei Fu join the fight.
After leaving the battle site, Bai Fu secretly scattered five Little Bai Fus and had them hide in the corners.
A minute later, a muscular man in bulky mechanical exoskeleton armor charged out and angrily scanned the area.
"Where's Behemoth?"
The few surviving agents hurriedly said, "Deputy Minister Behemoth was taken away! A person in a black combat suit took him. They were moving too fast—we couldn't get a good look at their face."
"You useless fools!" The muscular man cursed and punched the road sign beside him, snapping it in half. "Which way did they go?"
"T-that way."
The agent who'd been berated didn't dare talk back. He could only point nervously