Besides, didn't the Flame Demon sect also stack spells on top of each other?
And wasn't it said that when the highest-ranking Flame Demons died, they would trigger terrifying curses powerful enough to alter the terrain of a small country?
Where the hell was your curse?!!!
Her mind buzzed as she inexplicably recalled an ancient superhero movie she had unearthed from ruins while doing archaeology.
There was always a bunch of villains in those movies, characters supposedly ruling the Shadow Plane or serving as the Lord of the Nine Heavens, getting pinned to the ground and beaten senseless by Earthlings from the era when their civilization was still confined to their home planet.
When the movie had been screened, even the dogs at the institute had shaken their heads.
How could an Interstellar Civilization possibly play such childish one-on-one games with natives?
Did they not know that warships of the Interstellar Era were all equipped with quantum defense grids? As long as they remained unobserved, it was as though they did not exist and could not be attacked?
Not to mention, weren't methods like artillery bombardment far too primitive?
Wouldn't directly interfering with subspace and causing an entire star system to collapse and perish instantly be far more effective?
Yet now, their own interstellar cruisers had truly been wiped out with ease by a girl holding a scythe.
Could those movies actually have been documentaries?
An unprecedented sense of absurdity struck the Doctor's heart.
And she was playing the role of the idiot alien from an ancient movie?
"Hey, want me to deal with that one?"
The Monarch of Flame Demons seemed to see through the human's confusion and naturally posed the question, curiosity gleaming in his eyes.
He could not quite understand it either. How had he somehow lost