Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 559.2: Mother (2)

Roel’s heart further sank when he learned that the enemy was able to sense his emotions. The black silhouette quietly assessed him for a brief moment before bursting into laughter.

“Of course they don’t! You aren’t a prisoner here but an esteemed guest! Is there any greater proof of your betrayal? You have already chosen to side with Sia’s impostor. Hmph! By taking your life, I’ll rise to become His subordinate god and receive boundless glory!”

“I see. It doesn’t matter at all since this is nothing but an exchange for you.”

“Indeed. Your true intention does not matter to me. My mission is only to kill you… but I must say that I am sensing interesting emotions from you.”

The black silhouette’s crimson eyes curled in amusement.

“Anxiety. Fear. These are my favorite flavors. You must be truly unnerved by my Divine Domain. After all, He has contributed to its creation too. I know that you’re stalling for time, but it is futile. Time is infinitely silenced in this dimension. Nothing but a mere instant has passed for the world outside. No one will sense a thing at all. No one will be able to save you.”

“!”

Roel was surprised to learn that the Savior carried such great hostility toward him, but that wasn’t important now, for he had just acquired the crucial intelligence he wanted to know.

So, it is a Divine Domain?

A plan began to formulate in Roel’s mind.

Meanwhile, the deceased spirits wrapped around the black silhouette began to roar with miserable cries.

“Kingmaker, you must have never heard about me. I am Death God Pritzer from the Abyss. Remember this name.”

“Death God? There was no such god back in Sia’s era. I have no intention of dying at the hands of a second-generation god.”

“That is not up to you. It’ll be my eternal glory to have killed the Kingmaker of the ancient era.”

With this final exchange of words, their mana finally flared to their peaks.

Countless deceased spirits shot forth from Death God Pritzer’s black robe, siphoning life away from those who stood in their path. On the other hand,

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