"How do I kill Adkins? How do I kill Adkins?"
These words had been circling endlessly in Olivier's mind these past few days, impossible to shake off.
He analyzed them carefully, turning the matter over and over in his mind.
Adkins's strength was uncertain, but the task Beirut had assigned could not possibly be so simple. Of that, there was no doubt.
"In the Graveyard of the Gods, I already revealed the strength of a Six-Star Fiend. Given Beirut's character, he sent Linley into the Plane Battlefield to take risks before Linley had reached the level of an Asura. Then Adkins must be stronger than the strength I revealed."
Olivier considered the possibilities.
"After being tempered by the Mutated Taiji Diagram, the divine bodies of my two divine clones have become somewhat stronger than before, but my actual strength has not improved much. My main body is somewhat stronger than the two divine clones, but not by an overwhelming margin."
"Therefore, only by having my main body and divine clones join forces to surround him will I have a chance of dealing with Adkins."
He had to fight with everything he had and could not hold back even the slightest bit.
If two Six-Star Fiend-level combatants joined forces against him, then if Adkins was merely a Six-Star Fiend, not only could they win, they could also prevent him from escaping.
That would complete Beirut's task.
"I can't make a move in the O'Brien Imperial Capital. I need to lure him out."
After all, Red Flame City was his hometown in this world, and he was unwilling to slaughter innocents indiscriminately.
He needed to lure Adkins somewhere uninhabited.
But he could hardly say, "Hey, Adkins, I need you for something. Come with me," and expect Adkins to obediently follow him.
He