Death… And Me

Chapter 2835: Speaking for Beelzebub

Once they appeared inside the Reincarnation Path, the small black hole behind them began to fade away. In just a few seconds, the Black Hole dissipated, never to be seen again in this

place.

”Sure enough, you were right,” Beelzebub spoke as his many souls surrounded him to protect against the Reincarnation Pathʼs power. ”That space only existed because of the small Cube. Now that it is taken away, the space itself also crumbled.”

Finally, he turned around and made his way to where he left Kafan months ago. ”Anyway, letʼs take our leave. Iʼm wasting dead souls here.”

The twins also took a last look at where the Black Hole disappeared and nodded, following Beelzebub right after.

Several hours later, Kafan, Beelzebub, Rean, and Roan were already far away from the Reincarnation Path area. Kafan looked at Beelzebub, speaking. ”Here are they.”

Beelzebubʼs eyes lit up as the two Semi-Celestial Souls appeared. He quickly took them into his Pocket Dimensional Realm before Kafan did anything. Who knows? Perhaps there was some loophole in the pact they did. ”Hahaha! This is great! So, when are you going to tell everyone about me? Also, can I believe no one will mess with me?”

”You can trust me on that,” Kafan spoke. ”We have our pact, so I have to guarantee my part of the deal, or we both know what will happen to me. Anyway, our pact is only valid as long as you donʼt cause trouble to the other experts of our Universe until the war is over. If you go out of the way and mess things up, I wonʼt need to care about the pact anymore. Donʼt forget that.”

”Yeah, yeah, yeah... I heard that already,” Beelzebub didnʼt seem concerned. The next war against Garisan would provide him with all the Dead Souls he could possibly want. Perhaps he wonʼt even need them if he succeeds in entering the Semi-Celestial Realm with the souls he got.

Kafan nodded, satisfied. Immediately after, he took his communication badge and contacted all the Semi-Celestials. For the sake of safety, the Semi-Celestials agreed to stay all within the communication system range. That was they could warn each other if anything happened straight away.

Beelzebubʼs communication badge also received the same call, making him use his Divine Sense to activate to check it. Soon, the image of all the Semi-Celestials appeared in Beelzebubʼs mind. ʼThis communication system is truly impressive...ʼ he couldnʼt help but wonder again.

”Hum?” Black Locust was the very first one to notice Beelzebub there. ”This... isnʼt that Little Fly?”

”It is Little Fly!” Sansara also recognized him.

Gragatou narrowed his eyes. Beelzebub was mainly a problem of the Underworld, but he knew about him. ”Why is the Little Fly here? Wasnʼt he sealed or whatever?”

”He was supposed to... although we donʼt know where his seal was left at. It has been really a long time since then.” Kilindou confirmed Gragatouʼs words.

Beelzebub wanted nothing more than to kick everyoneʼs mouth. He hated being called Little Fly. Too bad he wasnʼt anywhere near strong enough to be able to do anything to them, so he kept quiet.

Kafan took the lead and began to explain. ”I got into a pact with Beelzebub. It was also me who found him and got him out of the Seal. I know what you are all thinking. One Soul Devil is already annoying to deal with with Belial out there. However, at the moment, we need all the strength we can muster, and Beelzebub is also a Soul Devil capable of showing a Peak Divinity Realm level of strength.”

Everyone there knew about the pacts of the beings of the underworld. ”What kind of pact was it?” Black Locust asked, not that much interested. The little surprise he got after seeing Beelzebub was already gone.

”It is quite simple,” Kafan spoke. ”He wonʼt cause any trouble to our Universe, and he will take part in the next wars against Garisan until we finally achieve our objective of becoming a Vassal Universe. You saw how Belial was useful during the battles. Being able to eat the dead souls to constantly replenish himself made him one of the main forces on the battlefield if you exclude us, Semi-Celestials.”

Sophia, as an Angel, obviously saw Soul Devils as the worst race of Devils in the underworld. ”Are you sure you want to have another one of them roaming freely? I would rather just eliminate him right now.”

However, Himmel, the Phoenix, agreed with Kafan. ”Sophia, we need more strength.” The others also nodded.

In the end, Sophia could only give up. ”If that is the decision of the majority, I wonʼt complain. However...”

Beelzebub stopped her there. ”I know. I shall not cause trouble to anyone. I will only stay in the Underworld and absorb more Dead Souls to recover to my peak state. Iʼm already close to my past strength, so now that I have the freedom to move, I will finish recovering soon. I have no interest in having all of you pursuing me. Kafan already told me that the Semi-Celestial Agreement of not intervening with the outside world has been lifted during this period of war. Messing up with the preparation or anything like that will only get me killed.” ”Hmph!” Sophia still didnʼt like it but accepted the situation. ”You better make sure you keep your word.”

Kafan faintly smiled. ”Alright, this concludes this meeting. Iʼm letting Beelzebub go, so make sure to tell all your Divinity Realm subordinates about him so we wonʼt have trouble.”

Black Locust nodded. ”That means I need to talk to Belial. We canʼt have both Soul Devils trying to absorb each other. Beelzebub, you better stay away from him as well.”

”As long as he doesnʼt come to cause trouble for me, I definitely wonʼt go out of my way to do the same to him,” Beelzebub assured.

And with that, the communication was finished.

”Alright, I donʼt want to look at your faces anymore, so Iʼm out,” Beelzebub didnʼt waste time. ”Contact me on the communication badge anytime you need help with the war.” He immediately opened a Spatial Gate and entered it, leaving the twinsʼ group behind.

”How was it, Master?” Roan asked.

”Everything went fine. He will be able to show himself around now,” Kafan spoke, although he was more interested in something else. ”So, how about you tell me what happened?”