Graz'zt: It Feels Like I Missed Out on a Billion
The instant he saw Graz'zt, Li Wei's instinctive sense of danger told him everything.
This was an absolute powerhouse, no weaker than Baalzebul, the Lord of Flies, or Mephistopheles, Lord of Hellfire—perhaps even faintly superior to them.
Unfortunately, neither he nor Zariel, now within the Dark Prince's territory, could enjoy the empowerment of Barto Hell's power.
Fighting on enemy ground was going to be troublesome.
It was practically the same as fighting a god within that god's Divine Kingdom!
Though he now held Sylvie's Seven-Part Rod of Order, and could at worst use it to forcibly banish Graz'zt to an outer plane.
But if he truly did that, the rod would lose its strategic advantage, which would be extremely detrimental to launching the Abyssal expedition in the future.
Li Wei drew a deep breath and ultimately abandoned the impulsive thought of fighting here and collecting some interest first.
Because if a battle broke out, he and Zariel might not have much trouble protecting themselves, but Bestna, as a warrior, would be in a rather awkward position.
And the greatest problem lay with Waukeen and the already flattened Krenville—those two burdens.
Yes! In Li Wei's eyes, Waukeen, that combat-power-five weakling, was the biggest burden of all!
If they were game characters, then the Goddess of Wealth, who served as a "fountain support," ought to be safely staying in her own Divine Kingdom and buffing them. That was enough.
Of course, she could not return to her Divine Kingdom because of the Saints' Calamity, so it was not entirely her fault.
But you were just a "golden-furred kitty." Didn't you have any damn self-awareness, running all the way into the Abyss to join the fun? That was like lighting a lamp in