At the summit of the Holy Mountain, Immacrada, standing to one side, saw Kirsty whom Wu Heng had brought and introduced the identity of the man before her.
When she mentioned the word "master," her eyes held nothing but devotion.
Unlike other Lords of Hell, Wu Heng did not hold himself above her or regard her as nothing more than a puppet. He had granted her complete autonomy.
One had to know that demons from other hells, even High Priests, had assigned quotas. They had to devote themselves to assisting their respective Lords of Hell and constantly search for and gather souls.
The number of souls concerned how long they could exist and their authority to resurrect.
When a Hell Priest of Ice had once had its soul returned by Wu Heng, it had cost a considerable amount of contribution because it met the requirements.
But in Blood Floss Hell—only under Wu Heng—
not only were demon-level resurrections completely unrestricted, but even if a Cursed Disciple died, it could still potentially be resurrected, though that was also related to the "Nurturing" trait.
Yet that was enough to show Wu Heng's generosity. What was more, Wu Heng had never set any soul quotas for them.
He was practically free-ranging these Blood Floss Demons, leaving everything to their own initiative.
Immacrada had raised this point before, but Wu Heng had dismissed it outright, believing it unnecessary.
To the Blood Floss Demons, these benefits created an exceedingly relaxed and pleasant environment.
It was precisely out of this gratitude that the souls they gathered under such conditions were no fewer than those gathered by demons from other hells.
What neither Immacrada nor the others knew was that Wu Heng could enter countless story worlds. With such vast worlds at his disposal, he simply did