“Could it be communicating with a hidden observer?” Sinafa thought so, her spiritual power injured now; she found it difficult to lock onto the surrounding information.
Soon after, the Succubus raised its head, looking at Sinafa with an odd expression.
“Since the owner asked me to let you go, then so be it,” said the Succubus with a tone of coquettishness and helplessness, “Although I really wanted to consume you, since it’s the owner’s request, I must obey~”
“Right, owner?” murmured the Succubus, speaking with a seductive undertone.
On the other side, within the Domain of Wind, Angel quietly breathed a sigh of relief.
When Sinafa showed signs of defeat, and it looked like Nya was about to kill Sinafa, Angel, after much hesitation, still sent a message to Nya.
The reason Angel did this was not only because he and Sinafa were both humans; there was another reason: he felt a sense of guilt.
The awakening of Nya was something he had facilitated himself.
Previously, when Pulapa, who loathed humans, made a significant advancement in strength, Angel had thought it best not to encounter him on the battlefield, knowing that these demons, having undergone their journey of experience, were, by his own hands, stirred up for his own benefit.
At the time, it was just a thought for Angel, but now, that thought suddenly became reality.
Could the Succubus Pannas from a few days ago have defeated Sinafa? The answer is no. But now, driven into a desperate corner by its mighty physical form and terrifying Awakening Abilities, all because of the awakening Angel had instigated.
Although it was not a direct confrontation with Nya, Angel still felt some guilt.
Under the guidance of this guilt, Angel sent a message to Nya.
Of course, whether he could successfully persuade Nya, Angel did not know. If he could not persuade her, there was nothing he could do. After all, the guilt in his heart was not enough to make him go out of his way to save Sinafa.
Thankfully, Nya agreed.
Nya had always been aware that Angel was observing the battle, so when Angel sent the message, it did not refuse. However, facing the request Angel made, Nya was somewhat puzzled.
But to Nya, Sinafa was merely a delectable snack, an incidental Testing Stone to measure its Awakening Abilities. To spare her was no issue; after all, there were plenty more snacks like that to be had.
Even though Nya was puzzled by Angel’s request, it agreed nonetheless. After all, Angel had played a significant role in its awakening.
Of course, in regards to the so-called “debt of gratitude,” Nya also had its own scale of measure in its heart.
The thing Angel asked for was of no great importance, thus it could afford to let it slide.
After making its point to Sinafa, Nya threw a wink in the direction of the sea of fire and then turned and disappeared from sight.
However, Sinafa just stood there in a daze, watching the scene unfold. How had it suddenly come to pass that the Succubus had decided not to kill her? Moreover, its departure was so abrupt and decisive.
Question marks continuously flickered through Sinafa’s mind. She remembered, the Succubus had mentioned that some owner had asked it to let her go. But who was this owner?
Sinafa sat up, looking around at her surroundings.
Aside from the vast expanse of the sea of fire, she couldn’t see any sign of anyone. Her spiritual power being injured, she had no way of knowing whether this “hidden observer” was near or not.
Suppressing the turmoil and pain within her body, Sinafa spoke in the standard language of demons to her surroundings, “Who are you?”
After a while, Sinafa received a telepathic message.
The other party did not use the Demon Language but spoke in the aristocratic tones of the human common language.