The maid squad is too strong, what use is there for me, the Demon King?

A human and a vampire broke through the wall and turned the bustling commercial street into a battlefield.

Delta quickly noticed that the surrounding area was full of monster corpses, and there wasn't a single living monster in sight.

Judging from the remaining magic, most of these monsters died at the hands of Lord Shadow Demon. She wondered why Lord Shadow Demon arrived so late; it turned out he had cleared out all the monsters outside.

Pip was also amazed by the scene on the shopping street, and somewhat astonished.

The scene was spectacular, but it suited him perfectly.

Pip grinned slyly: "Didn't you want to cut something fresh? How about these?"

As he spoke, Pip approached the monster's corpse.

Delta immediately understood Pip's intention and showed a look of disgust.

"Isn't this still rotten flesh and bones? Fresh means it's just been made, right?"

At the same time, his hands were busy working, and crimson vapor swirled around the blood scythe, merging into it. In the blink of an eye, the blood scythe visibly grew several sizes larger.

"This size is still the most convenient to use." Wielding the blood scythe, he slashed through the undead creatures blocking his path, leaped in front of the death knight guarding Pip, and brought the blood scythe down.

The Death Knight followed Pip's instructions, raising his shield to block, while his bone spear pierced Delta.

Delta, his hands wreathed in crimson, caught a blade barehanded and then kicked the Death Knight in the chest.

The Death Knight was sent flying backward, and Delta immediately swung his scythe at Pip, but struck something hard, making a "crack" sound.

Upon closer inspection, it was the skeletal horse that had originally been on the Death Knight's body, which leaped up and blocked the Blood Scythe's slash.

so hard.

After penetrating a few inches, Delta could no longer cut down any more enemies, so she withdrew her Blood Scythe to deal with the zombies and skeletons rushing from all sides.

"Bloodstained? Endless Slash!"

Dealing with large numbers of undead creatures requires wide-area attacks, and cutting down a skeleton horse also takes some effort, so this move is the most suitable.

The rotting juices splattered, and Delta's disgust deepened.

It was all rotting corpse fluid, and cutting down skeletons only yielded the crisp sound of bones shattering, which sounded somewhat stress-relieving, but it was definitely not what a vampire would like!

If she's going to cut something alive, there has to be blood involved, right?

This delay allowed the undead knight to stand up. His lower body was a cloud of black mist, and it was unclear how he managed to stand. He leaped forward and thrust out a spear.

Delta dodged to the side, and in the process, delivered another blow to the skeleton horse.

With the horse and rider separated, the Death Knight's combat power was greatly reduced, but this did not mean that Delta had an advantageous position in this battle.

Necromancers are also summoners, but their summons are undead creatures rather than monsters. If you don't take down the necromancer first, it's a waste of time to kill any number of undead creatures.

Delta understood this; the method for fighting the greedy and avaricious cultists was the same as that for fighting necromancers: dismantle first, then eliminate the remaining enemies. So she quickly ran to Pip, but was held up by the summoned creatures.

The gates of greed remain open, from which a steady stream of low-ranking and undead creatures emerge.

Furthermore, from the moment Pip approached the monster's corpse, he was chanting incantations and drawing magic circles with his bare hands. Delta could easily guess that this was necromancy, and that Pip was creating undead creatures on the spot.

At this moment, the magic circle was completed, and a ghostly light flashed. The fallen demons stood up again, but they no longer had any life.

It's hard to judge whether it's worse to be dead and turned into undead creatures to be driven, or to be assimilated by the Greedy Space and driven by cultists.

Greed Space has a limit to the speed at which it can summon monsters and undead creatures, so Pip couldn't summon all of his undead creatures at once. Therefore, he adopted a strategy of summoning monsters while simultaneously creating undead creatures from monster corpses.

With this shift in power, the opponent will inevitably collapse from exhaustion, provided that these undead creatures can protect Pip from being killed by Delta.

So, won't Pip's magic run out of steam if he uses his powers like that?

At this moment, Pip took out a potion bottle from the Greedy Space and drank it all in one gulp.

The Greed Space has an abundance of mana-replenishing potions; with his bishop-level authority, he can take out as many as he wants. However, he can't drink too many at once.

Pip is not afraid of a war of attrition.

Wielding the blood scythe to slay the resurrected undead monsters, Delta finally felt the wonderful sensation in his hands.

These monsters haven't been dead for long; their bodies haven't decomposed yet, and a single cut would draw blood!

This brought Delta great comfort after spending half a day chopping rotten flesh and bones. She no longer felt disgusted and had a sense of pleasure in chopping living things.

"Bring on more, I can chop down as many as you want!" Delta's golden hair fluttered, her crimson eyes gleaming. "However, we need to finish off our opponents as soon as possible and get back to regroup."

Delta was in high spirits, but not insane. She could still distinguish between advantages and disadvantages, and did not deliberately slow down her movements to allow Pipdo to revive the monster in order to continue swinging.

Delta realized that this couldn't go on as long as the endless stream of undead creatures kept slaying them.

She kept closing the distance between herself and Pip, but Pip had the protection of the Death Knight, his horse, and a host of undead monsters, and the distance she had just closed would soon be widened again.

She was very confident in her physical strength; she wouldn't be exhausted even if she killed all of Pip's undead creatures.

Our strength will never be exhausted, and our battle will never cease!

But she needs to consider the time it takes. If it takes so long to kill a necromancer, how will she then claim credit with Lord Shadow?

The operation to annihilate the faction driven by greed and avarice is a good opportunity to make a name for oneself!

To incentivize its servants, the Shadow Court has a merit-based system.

The Ten Shadow Attendants can directly ask Lord Shadow for their reward for their merits. The relationship between the Ten Shadow Attendants and Gray was already quite close, not to mention that many of them have now had close contact with each other, making them even closer.

Their respect for Lord Demon Shadow remained undiminished, but their rebellious thoughts grew stronger and stronger.

This operation is also a competition among the Ten Shadow Attendants, but it's unknown how many people are aware of it.

Since their last success, Deltaco has had few opportunities.

Kappa and Beta have done it so many times, and I'm only just starting out?

Dissatisfaction leads to conflict; another meal is necessary soon.

So you need to behave well and tell Lord Shadow.

This reward is due to my merits in numerous battles!

Delta's ulterior motives outweighed her vampire instincts, and she licked her lips, as if recalling something.

That's more satisfying than chopping someone up!

Pip suddenly felt a chill run down his spine, a coldness rising to his heart.

Why the sense of crisis?

The battle went smoothly, and the opponent was completely in control. As long as we continued to proceed cautiously and steadily, victory was inevitable. Why be impatient for quick success?

Baffled, Pip looked up and met Delta's fierce gaze in his crimson eyes.

"Boohoo!"