I'm Really Not the Demon God's Lackey Chapter 158: The Moon Extinguishes its Light for You

158: The Moon Extinguishes Its Light for You

A Destructive-rank turned to dust right before their very eyes!

There was no earthshaking battle, no loud commotion, and even more so, no unnecessary nonsense.

An hour of speechless silence later.

Buck, the Waning Crescent Apostle, head of the Inquisition Office, was a Destructive-rank transcendent being known as “Dead Kingdom”. He was one of the top forces of the Church of the Dome, yet just like that, he met his death so abruptly.

He was arguably at the peak of Norzin’s pyramid of power hierarchy, yet under the watchful eyes of many, he had died as casually as an insignificant minion.

The two massive explosions that killed two apostles in succession would be shocking to most, but it would still be within the laws of logic.

After all, there was such a huge disturbance, and all transcendent beings could see for themselves.

Anyone could have sensed the extent of the two explosions and could clearly see the devastation that leveled the Seventh Parish Chapel. At most, transcendent beings could understand why even the apostles couldn't withstand it.

After all, even if their combat prowess was multiplied several times, facing an attack of this degree would only result in death.

This kind of shock was the clearest understanding of the gulf between themselves and such immense power.

Yet there hadn't been any activity in this situation, and the terror of the unknown was what was truly frightening!

Right in front of everyone, without any aetheric fluctuations nor prior signs, a Destructive-rank had died without even putting up the slightest bit of resistance.

This meant that the foe had utterly crushed him!

Crushing a Destructive-rank… No, Buck's resurrection was equivalent to being backed by Pope Rodney, who would definitely utilize his powers to give Buck additional blessings.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that he was a half-step Supreme-rank.

But even so, Buck had died here. He hadn't even entered the doors of the bookstore. This was just too terrifying.

As a result, t

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