After all, she would still have a chance to see Zerg.
Not only would she have someone to keep her company, she could also learn about Babel from Zerg.
That way, she could offer Kal'tsit and the Doctor some advice as well.
Theresa's eyes curved slightly.
Perhaps she could not leave the space where the Collective Souls resided, but at least she could still contribute to her dream.
"Hm?"
A strange sensation seemed to reach her—
As if someone were calling out to her.
Then—
The girl's figure vanished from where the Collective Souls were.
In reality, the Demon King's body stirred.
Her eyelids trembled slightly.
At last—
The Demon King opened her eyes.
On the battlefield where the front lines clashed.
"Boom!"
The white-haired, red-eyed Abyssal Hunter collided with the Sarkaz war hero.
"Ægirian, why are you here?"
Theresis retreated slightly.
The Demon King was dead.
No one in Babel's forces should have been capable of stopping him alone.
Ascalon was indeed his student, but she was an assassin. She could never stop him on a frontal battlefield.
Not to mention that the Regent had also brought along another of his students, Manfred.
He was merely being held back by Ascalon and the traitorous Confessors.
Yet now, an Ægirian had appeared to hold him back.
"At someone's request."
Skadi replied calmly.
Within the Swarm's Will Network—
A node suddenly lit up.
The Abyssal Hunter knew who it was.
But she was not surprised.
It was hardly strange for Zerg to accomplish something like this.
"..."
The Ægirians had never clashed with the Swarm.
They lived beneath the sea, while the Swarm's invasion only ravaged the land.
"Do the Ægirians not know the threat posed by the Endless Swarm?"
Those bugs had already seized the Demons' abilities. Evolving the