Christina and Chacha exchanged glances, each seeing confusion in the other's eyes. Just then, Rimuru suddenly exclaimed, "Oh! How did I forget? We don't need to worry about Heaven Slayer. Even I would have a hard time defeating him, let alone killing him. How did that slip my mind?"
Chacha asked in confusion, "What did you forget? Rimuru, what are you talking about?"
Lola chuckled. "Rimuru said even she would have a hard time defeating Heaven Slayer, let alone killing him. If he were that easy to kill, he wouldn't be called Heaven Slayer. He's called Heaven Slayer because even heaven would be defying its superior by trying to kill him. Christina, have you forgotten what I told you about his identity?"
Christina remembered what Lola had told her at the Land of the Dragon Vein in the Shinobi World, and realization dawned on her. Yet she was still deeply puzzled. Heaven Slayer really hadn't been able to beat that woman named Ji earlier. He had been on the back foot the entire time.
Christina asked in confusion, "But Heaven Slayer clearly wasn't a match for that woman just now."
Lola smiled. "This isn't about who's stronger or weaker. It's about identity. From what you've told me, that woman named Ji has the strength of a Half-Step Supreme God, and she uses the highest form of power, the Power of Annihilation. With all that combined, of course Heaven Slayer isn't her match. But what if Heaven Slayer were no longer Heaven Slayer, but someone else?"
Christina asked, bewildered, "Lola, what do you mean? What do you mean by Heaven Slayer no longer being Heaven Slayer? Is there another Heaven Slayer?"
Lola smiled without answering, then shook her head. "Even Heaven Slayer himself might not understand this. Hehe... All right, don't