"And that conversation just now—fuck, have you already summoned a demon? Damn it, what did you summon?"
Her tone was urgent.
She also reached out to stop Amanda.
"Amanda, don't act rashly yet. Those four summoned something even more terrifying than the Evil Spirits."
"If we're not careful, that thing will be released, and we'll all die!"
Although Amanda had formed a preconceived impression and completely distrusted Ash and the other three, she still trusted Ruby, who had saved her life from the Evil Spirits.
Hearing this, she instinctively swung her gun toward the summoning circle.
Just then.
A large patch of corroded, wet-looking stains suddenly appeared on the basement ceiling.
Then a huge section of the first floor's flooring—the basement ceiling—collapsed.
Three bloated Evil Spirits with pustules covering their skin fell down along with it.
Their legs were caught between steel rebars and bent into three sections, dripping yellow, murky fluid without stop.
Yet they did not care in the slightest and still pounced nimbly at the bookstore owner.
The falling concrete tore a gap in the pentagram on the floor. Startled by the sudden commotion, Amanda, the Black policewoman, instinctively fired.
The demon Eligos broke free from the formation's restraints, but at the same time, a bullet struck its shoulder.
Unfortunately, to it, those bullets were no more than mosquito bites.
Eligos vanished from where it stood. A second later, Amanda's head suddenly detached from her body out of thin air.
A huge chunk was missing from her neck, as if it had been bitten through by a tiger. She fell to the ground and died.
Ruby hurriedly pulled out her Kandarian Dagger and swung it around in all directions. She knew this was an attack by the demon now freed from its restraints.
But this demon could