Lette's intervention imdiately excited the Demons watching in the theater.
You have to understand, the reason they want to stay here, spending so much ti and money, is to learn more about Lette.
After all, Lette is a very special existence within the entire Demon Realm.
Whether as an enemy or friend, and even just to enrich their own intelligence database, they wouldn't miss this opportunity.
At first, they watched the Rat Demons cut through thorns and ride the waves, although it was spectacular, it didn't fully et their expectations.
After all, Lette was a backstage role from beginning to end.
But now, he finally truly stepped in, facing the enemy head-on. And this enemy is an absolute powerhouse within the Gate of Truth!
This battle is bound to expose many of Lette's hidden cards!
The Demons anticipated this eagerly.
Unfortunately, what Lette used was nothing particularly noteworthy.
Holy Fighting Skills, which are the abilities of the Holy Light Knights under the Holy Light Goddess.
Shield Protection? That is the simplest and most rudintary skill among the many Holy Fighting Skills.
Honestly, if not confronted with this fact, most of the Demons would have even forgotten that Lette was originally a Holy Light Knight.
After all, even for Demons, it's hard to associate a Paladin, representing justice, redemption, and rcy, with that man.
But soon, everyone realized the seriousness of the situation.
Those chas are from the Netherworld, summoned by Undead Magic.
In other words, they are of the sa nature as those Skeleton Soldiers, Witch Demons, and Headless Knights.
The way these Immortal Creatures fare when encountering Holy Light is common knowledge!
But those Netherworld chas, bathed in the protection of the Holy Light, continued to spin madly, resisting against the Heavenly Barrier.
This scene has so many points of contention that the Demons didn't even know where to start questioning.
But Lette didn't have the ti or energy to argue with them. He looked up at the do in the sky, sensing the enemy's strength beyond it, his brow furrowed.
The Gate of Truth indeed has deep foundations; he had just exterminated the Truth Disciples in the Netherworld and even injured the Second Apostle and killed the Third Apostle.
But now, another powerful enemy, in no way inferior to the Third Apostle, erged.
He had never seen this guy before, nor did he know how many more strong entities like him the Gate of Truth had.
"They really are a headache-inducing group. However, pests are pests. No matter how many, they must be cleared..."
However, after the first encounter, that powerful Apostle chose to retreat and no longer attacked.
It must be said, he was very cautious.
Given both parties' current positions, as long as he doesn't take the initiative, Lette has no way to cross the Wall of Sighs to confront him.
If Lette took action himself to deal with the Wall of Sighs, he would be drawn into a lot of effort.
By the ti he took action again, his enemy would already have the upper hand.
It must be said, the initiative in this confrontation was firmly in the enemy's hands.
So, the enemy wasn't in a hurry to strike.
And Lette wasn't in a hurry to strike either.
Because he knew ti was on his side.
He was different from his enemy, he believed that the Rats could, through their own efforts, break open this defensive barrier that was claid to never fall.
Then he could take control of the battlefield and proceed to clear away the mbers of the Gate of Truth!
And through this battle, showcase his muscle to all the forces and Demons in the Demon Realm.
Forcing them to make a choice between himself and the Gate of Truth.
Any vague stance or fence-sitting would be held accountable, and the Demon Realm would formally enter a situation where it's either you die or I live.
Of course, the prerequisite is that the Rats are really impressive.
And the confidence Lette had in letting the Rats act freely was very simple, it was [Ergence].
On the Rats' road to rise, the help provided by Ergence was not as much as that from Desecration.
Because compared to the unpredictability of Ergence, Desecration didn't have those mysterious concerns.
It had clear trigger conditions, but the direction of mutation was fixed.
In the Rat Demon Clan's double-helix evolution, what Desecration provided was a guarantee, a stable evolution, sothing visible and tangible.
And what Ergence offered was unexpectedness, surprises, mutations, unpredictability.
The two complented each other, ensuring progress without lacking vitality and new perspectives.
And now, it was truly Lette's first ti actively promoting the occurrence of Ergence.
Countless Rats, piloting their Netherworld chas, were putting in the sa effort under the sky for the sa goal.
Lette's fingers tapped on the desk, suddenly stopping, his eyes filled with surprise.
"Finally, is it happening?"
At the sa ti, on the battlefield, the Third Apostle, who didn't dare to act rashly, could only pin hope on the Wall of Sighs.
He mobilized the divine power seized from other Gods, injecting it all into the Wall of Sighs to resist the Rats' open attack.
Both sides gradually entered a stalemate, but this didn't bring a smile to the Third Apostle's face.
Are you kidding?
On his side were the core mbers of the Gate of Truth in the Demon Realm, plus himself, the Third Apostle.
And the enemy was just a group of Rat Demons!
A group of bottom-feeding Rats living in the sewers, the biggest failure of the Abyss, weak enough to be laughable cannon fodder!
Just this confrontation here could turn the Gate of Truth into an eternal laughingstock.
And now, being evenly matched?
The Third Apostle couldn't believe it, if the Wall of Sighs got breached or if he and these Gods were offended by these Rat Demons.
Then the Gate of Truth wouldn't need Lette to drive them out or slaughter them, they would withdraw from the entire Demon Realm themselves.
Embarrassing, they couldn't stay here.
In future argunts, their opponents wouldn't have to resort to vulgar words, just say — you were beaten by Rat Demons.
And it would be enough to cause everyone to throw down their helts and abandon the field.
In a daze, the Third Apostle recalled the aningful smile of the First Apostle when handing him the Divine Artifact.
He must have anticipated this was a battle without honor in victory and completely dood in defeat.
Originally, this bad reputation was ant for him to bear, but he didn't expect to voluntarily take the bla for him.
Thinking of this, smoke almost ca out of the Third Apostle's seven orifices in anger.
After this matter is over, he must go find that damn old guy!
However, just as the Third Apostle was bitterly discontent, from the other side of the Wall of Sighs, a powerful Spiral Power suddenly burst forth.
Its intensity was so great that it caused a drastic change in the Third Apostle's expression, thinking that perhaps Lette had acted.
But soon, he discovered that this was not the case.
Instead, amid countless Rats, one Rat unexpectedly erupted with extrely powerful strength!
"What! What happened to this rat?"
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