After Bain went down to arrange the harvest of swamp wheat, Lear, in a rather good mood, continued to drink tea and admire the fish.

Rarely did he get to relax, so he didn't want to bother with these trivial matters.

As the helmsman, the execution-level tasks should be more trusted to those below him.

Just like he told Bain.

Time slowly passed, the sun leaned west, twilight lingered.

Suddenly, a commotion erupted from the residents behind.

Lear instinctively turned to look.

He found the crowd watching something, gathered together.

While wondering, suddenly, two ferocious and savage figures flew into mid-air, beginning a fierce battle.

One was without a head, wielding a heavy war axe.

One had dark red wings growing from its back, curved double horns on its head, and a vicious posture.

Great Demon vs. Flesh Butcher.

Though their battle was frenzied, neither had any intent to kill.

It was obvious they were sparring with each other.

Seeing this, Lear also became interested.

Earlier, in the relic, they had a brief clash but didn't determine a winner.

Flesh Butcher, as a divine life, had a fundamentally different foundation.

Although Great Demon didn't have the grand background of Flesh Butcher, it had 4-star potential, combined with a full level 15, along with the boundless energy provided by the Land of Crimson Rot after its chaotic nature was obliterated.

Its combat power was also not weak.

Their battle was extremely fierce. Although lacking wings, Flesh Butcher relied on spatial ability to fiercely fight Great Demon in mid-air.

In the direct confrontation, Lear could clearly feel the difficulty faced by level 15 Great Demon.

Even though it was two levels above Flesh Butcher, it was still at a disadvantage.

The terror of divine life was vividly displayed at this moment.

After its talent was enhanced, Great Demon's spatial power became more agile.

Coupled with its innate flight capability, it didn't give Flesh Butcher many opportunities.

It deftly utilized its aerial advantage to tangle with it.

Taking a glance, Lear suddenly seemed to remember something and opened Great Demon's attributes.

His gaze stopped on one of its second hero talents——

Abyssal Curse, carving a curse into a life's soul, when inflicted with fatal damage, it can transfer the damage to the cursed life, or directly draw on its life to restore energy.

This talent initially didn't seem impressive, but upon reflection, revealed infinite possibilities.

Its essence lies in...how resilient the cursed life energy is.

If it's an ordinary life, it's merely a consumable, helping Great Demon avert one fatal injury.

But if it possesses endless life, then Great Demon becomes even more tenacious than divine life.

Its anchoring point is key to this hero talent's strength.

However, currently, he doesn't seem to possess such strong life forms.

If he did, he wouldn't give Great Demon this binding lightly.

This is akin to an additional blood pack, ready for Great Demon to drain at any time.

While pondering, their battle shifted from the sky to the ground.

Upon hitting the surface, Flesh Butcher's advantage became more evident, directly gaining the upper hand, overpowering Great Demon with terrifying combat strength.

The level discrepancy of those two levels seemed nonexistent, even appearing as if Flesh Butcher was two levels higher than Great Demon.

Seeing this, Lear glanced at Flesh Butcher's attributes again.

Its skill, Devouring Growth, had reached high tier in the relic, activating its third passive skill.

1. Steel Skeleton, 2. Bloodless Body...

3. Impure Body, containing unique demon-defeating traits within, able to immunize against all magic attacks and disrupt all magic power within a 10-meter radius centered on itself.

Undeniably, Flesh Butcher keeps advancing further down the path of abnormality.

After obtaining the passive skill Bloodless Body, it was already exaggerated; now it can even immunize magic.

Starting high makes a big difference.

Soon, the two battling on the surface gradually ceased their fight.

Great Demon now looked unwilling to admit defeat and depressed.

But only he could truly understand the horror of his opponent.

Every swing of the war axe felt like the wails of countless resentful ghosts within his soul.

Making it difficult for him to concentrate.

Without relying on flight ability, he was utterly suppressed by Flesh Butcher.

Utilizing flight ability, he could only escape, unable to deal with this headless monster.

Sovereign's subordinates are too strong!

The opponent is only level 13!

Why did it feel like he was level 13 and the opponent was level 15?!

According to his estimation, in a direct fight, at least three Great Demons together would be required to suppress the opponent.

The only thing making this Great Demon feel slightly better is that, despite mastering space, he isn't losing too badly, able to flee with wings flapping.

If he decided to escape wholeheartedly, Flesh Butcher wouldn't be able to stop him.

Seeing the battle pause, Lear withdrew his gaze.

Their clash reaffirmed Flesh Butcher's position as the top combat force in Weilu City.

This divine life isn't merely fierce.

On the other side, the Two-headed Giant Chief finished watching their battle, initially feeling tempted.

But upon seeing the end, still shook his head in resignation.

Flesh Butcher and Great Demon both excel in spatial ability; Great Demon can also fly.

Though he has mechanical limbs with a considerable attack range.

But facing such entities, there's really no way around it.

They can't possibly stand and fight with him...

Flight and spatial ability, such innate advantages, are too difficult to contend with, hard to offset with others.

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