This was Jia Xiu's first time attending a meeting of such high caliber. Every person present either held great power or was a formidable expert in their own right.
And he was going to speak at this meeting.
On the way here, he had already learned that they had not summoned him to hold the Holy Son or the Radiant Knight accountable.
They wanted to ask him how he had managed to dazzle the Pit Fiend.
Manager Taco, who had watched Jia Xiu and the Holy Son cooperate against the Pit Fiend while invisible, had already told everyone what had happened during the battle.
At first, the attendees had believed that suppressing the Pit Fiend had depended entirely on the Holy Son's offering of faith.
But then a bishop of the Holy Light Church confirmed that even the greatest blessing the Holy Son could currently withstand would not be enough to defeat the Pit Fiend head-on. This showed that Jia Xiu's spell had indeed affected the fiend—and might even have been crucial.
A spell that even a low-level Warlock could use, yet could successfully affect a powerful Pit Fiend.
Often, the value of a spell was not determined entirely by the power of its effect.
If a spell's effect was off the charts but only legendary casters could use it, then under the Association's value system, it would most likely be worth less than a spell with limited effect strength but high practical value—one that could be easily popularized and used by low-level casters.
As long as Jia Xiu's method of restraining the Pit Fiend could be verified as something that could be popularized, its value would absolutely be off the charts.
That was why Jia Xiu, a mere LV5 Warlock, had been invited to a meeting where ninety percent