Overgeared

The hell moon was always a full moon. It was because it was just artificially overlaid. The sight of the moon changing to a waning moon and waxing moon every time Bunhelier moved was unfamiliar.

"There are some people who will be quite surprised."

Bunhelier was covered with obsidian-like black scales. From a distance, Baal admired the unrealistic appearance of the old dragon, which could be seen as a shadow covering the moon. It wasn't an overwhelmed look. Not the slightest bit of tension could be seen. It was an abnormal reaction.

Grid speculated more closely about the relationship between Baal and Bunhelier.

'Is Baal superior?'

Grid hadn't logged out ever since arriving in hell. It was because it wasn't the promised time. He didn't know the situation outside. It meant he hadn't heard the news that Bunhelier suffered a great defeat by Marie Rose and that Baal was the reason for her fatal effect against Bunhelier.

Nevertheless, he had a vague guess. It was through the resentment, anger, and killing intent that Bunhelier was emitting toward Baal. Bunhelier had a clear hatred of Baal.

He wondered if Bunhelier had been hit hard in the back of the head and if it had something to do with the episode where Bunhelier was reborn as an evil dragon in hell.

'I'm certain. In the process, Baal put some type of shackles on Bunhelier.'

This was the only way he could understand Bunhelier's anger. Then Baal's relaxed attitude even in front of an old dragon was understandable...

A huge shadow was cast around the thinking Grid. It was a shadow that grew as Bunhelier got closer.

[Baal, this guy played an insignificant trick. I knew from the beginning that you didn't take anyone in your eyes, but is it the point of deceiving an old dragon that existed from the beginning? Do you have ten lives?]

Bunhelier was agitated. Unlike the gourmet dragon and other top dragons, who were aloof and awe-inspiring, he clearly expressed his emotions. This attitude didn't feel cheap. It was purely overbearing. Grid became dizzy from the messages of his transcendent senses that reacted every time Bunhelier let out a breath.

Bunhelier's small actions and words were making his transcendent senses feel a sense of crisis in real time. Baal's expression as he accepted the killing intent directed at him was still calm.

"That is a strange question. Did you forget the insane dragon? I have been deceiving you for a long time."

Baal was the size of an ordinary human, unlike when he appeared on the surface not so long ago. It was said that he had a different appearance depending on the viewer's mind. His pale, smooth-looking skin gradually became as hard as stone. The three horns on his head soared high and his body also grew huge. He wasn't inferior even standing side by side with Bunhelier.

Grid was watching him with an astonished look, only to become startled. He suddenly realized that the 'fear' abnormal status had been applied to him and gritted his teeth.

'Don't be scared.'

There was Bunhelier by his side. It was an old dragon with the momentum to kill Baal immediately. This was a golden opportunity to ride an old dragon as part of the 'Crazy God and Crazy Dragon' tale. It was a truly unexpected opportunity. Unexpectedly, a Baal raid might be possible.

He tried to control his mind several times, but it was useless. The fear that Grid felt toward Baal was a systemic problem. A source of evil that threatened even the transcendents and gods. Therefore, he couldn't help being afraid...

Besides, it was difficult to trust Bunhelier. Bunhelier read and responded to Grid's intentions, but this didn't translate directly to favor. This meant he could change his mind at any time depending on the situation.

he was an evil dragon. Simply put, he was a villain. He wasn't someone he could build up a trusting

current perspective, he is the only one I

position wasn't much

betraying me. If you

to Grid and gave a clear warning. He also didn't trust Grid. However, he had no other option, so he slowly leaned his head

for the other old dragons. However, there would be no old dragon other than Bunhelier who felt the need to become the main

Baal had been waiting. This meant it was an event within the scope of Baal's prediction. Bunhelier needed a variable that would make Baal's predictions go

like Hayate, but endured it. It was more than a Dragon Slayer in terms of being tough. To be honest, this was the first time he had seen such a person. It would surely be

won't betray you,"

hit by the Breath, but his expression was serious. It was a god's promise. It was to an old dragon who could

won't betray you this time

pledge. Would it be kept and sublimated into Dragon Words, or would it be scattered and reduced to a worthless thing as always...? Even Bunhelier himself couldn't predict it. He didn't mean to brag, but he

dragons has bowed his head

in Grid's favor. Bunhelier simply bowed his head to let Grid board, but in the epic, it was portrayed as if he

embarrassed, but he acted

not deliberately

as God wasn't the author of the Bible, the myths were originally written by humans. It would be funny if Grid

surely destroy humanity

the situation and uttered scary words. Grid felt almost thankful that Baal made a surprise attack

"Keuk."

difficult for him to control his body properly due

the

Sword with energy, Baal crafted a black sword with demonic energy. It possessed an unchallenged power. The more he approached a subject that was beyond being powerful, the more status

status immunity that he enjoyed and took for granted ever since becoming Pagma's Successor was gone and most

this day

final bosses didn't do this much. He had a duty to overcome

happened as Grid was controlling his

had been swung sideways and struck at Bunhelier's Breath. Then he reached out his other hand and fired magic. Dozens of magic circles were unexpectedly created. It was impossible to destroy all of them

Grid and Baal's offensive didn't stop there. He slammed down a huge heel and struck the top of Grid's head. Suddenly, his fingers, which were resting on Grid's shoulder, were tearing apart the

was torn apart by the demonic sword. Grid's mind went blank. It wasn't just due to the pain. It was because there was

all areas of swordsmanship, martial

this demon

that the Absolute of hell was strong. Grid just hadn't expected that he would even know all these techniques? In the first place, wasn't the demon a being who neglected learning and depended on their innate power? Most of them were like this with the exception of a few special cases like Dantalion and Iyarugt. It

records of the winners. Many things were lost. On the other hand, hell covers the history of all the dead. It means I am more familiar with the knowledge and skills that humans have

non-stop. He seemed to be a creature that lived in a single breath that lasted forever as he

completely unpredictable trajectories. Grid wouldn't have been able to avoid a single one if it wasn't for his artificial

[What are you doing?]

abruptly came to his senses. His urgency to stop the attacks