Although Purvi was not particularly perceptive, Hill's reaction was a little too extreme.
The plants could not help but approach from all directions out of curiosity, observing Little Bear's quiet muttering as it went back and forth between "no" and "definitely not."
The scene was far too captivating, so the little whale instantly forgot why he had once lost even his body. Filled with curiosity, he floated into the courtyard, surrounded by glowing orbs.
Fortunately, he had retained a little caution. He merely hung himself on a pillar beside Hill and did not ask about anything.
"Hmm? What?"
Hill could not control himself and turned toward the giant screen... This was an exclamation from the Lord of Hell!
Even though he knew it might be the worst possible scenario he had deduced, Hill still could not control his urge to see Asmodeus's expression.
The Lord of Hell's expression was indeed a sight to behold.
It was the kind of spectacle that probably had every being in the Multiverse capable of seeing this place frantically pulling out anything that could record images and risking their lives to capture it.
At that moment, even if they only had a Life Crystal that might save their lives, some people probably could not resist using that rare treasure. The instant it was activated, it would increase their vitality, record who was attacking them, and automatically teleport them back to a designated location.
But Hill's miserable howl also echoed through the mountains where the Mage Tower stood.
Even the sturdy Obsidian ground suddenly split apart.
The plants leaped toward the nearby Mage Tower in panic and crashed straight through its open windows.
However, Purvi inside the little glowing orb had always been slow to react.
He had been leisurely hanging from the pillar and looking