I'm a villain, not a devil

When the tree people heard this, they immediately charged towards the aircraft like a tide.

The lazy voice of Sean, who had never appeared, drowned out the shouts of killing.

"Why didn't you tell me earlier that you couldn't beat me? I thought it would go away after a good night's sleep - Tsk, your marshal already told me about it a long time ago, why don't you say something."

Layas was stunned for a moment.

And a tree man who had been hiding in the dark immediately seized this flaw!

A sharp spike suddenly shot out from the ground of Layas. Because the speed was so fast, even before the sound of breaking the ground was heard, the spike had already reached the vital part of Layas.

Then, a wave spread throughout the battlefield in an instant.

Everyone was horrified to find that everything around them seemed to have slowed down.

Then, violence and madness continued to grow from within his heart, and a strong desire to kill surged out.

Each tree man raised his weapon tremblingly, their eyes turned red, as if they wanted to treat everyone around them as their enemy.

Layas was the one who was least affected, as if the time-stopping effect did not affect him much. Noticing the impending attack from below, he startled and used his spatial ability to teleport to the other side.

The cold sweat slid down his forehead, and then he saw a scene that he would never forget in his life.

Those fearless tree people were roaring madly, branches of different colors sprouted from all over their bodies, and then they swung their weapons to chop at their compatriots.

There was no mercy, no hesitation, they seemed to be facing their biggest enemy.

The juice splashed everywhere, and the tree man with strong vitality would bite the cunning of his compatriots around him fiercely even if he only had a head left.

Screams and roars mixed together, and in an instant, this place turned into a complete purgatory.

A man yawned as he slowly walked down from the aircraft. Every time he passed a tree man, he would kindly pat the other person's shoulder and sincerely say, "Thank you for your hard work."

Then, the tree people began to stab their companions' chests even more frantically.

Layas's throat moved violently. As a soldier, he couldn't help but feel deeply frightened.

A few crimson tree men didn't seem to be so affected, and they rushed towards Sean with roars.

However, Sean just smiled.

His figure disappeared from the spot, and the person who was stabbed to pieces was a short tree man - Layas recognized the other party, it was the crimson tree man who attacked him!

The tree people stared blankly at their companions who died in their hands, their eyes full of confusion and despair.

"Gig...Gig..." He seemed to be making some final sounds in his throat.

However, someone's teasing laughter casually drowned out his last words: "Will you forget his wailing?"

The crimson tree men looked on tremblingly, and saw the man smiling with great enjoyment.

"Ah—I'm going to...I'm going to kill you!"

"puff--"

Those completely crazy crimson tree people stopped where they were. They looked down in a daze and saw the sharp spikes that pierced their bodies.

It's... my companion's... ability...

Sean raised his hands high, like the conductor of an orchestra, and screams, wails, and roars became his background.

When the intertwined sounds reached their climax, he pressed his arm down suddenly.

All the tree people raised their confused and desperate faces. They killed their companions and were killed by their companions. Only despair and confusion remained in their eyes.

With the sound of light finger snaps, the tree people fell down one by one like dead trees, completely losing all sound.

Sean smiled at Layas who was shivering behind him.

"Thank you for watching—"

The only sound left in the long silence was the violent heartbeats of living people. No one dared to look Sean in the eyes.

Sean came over and patted Layas on the shoulder, and the latter's body, which seemed to be frozen, trembled a little.

"Don't forget the mission, Major General Rayas, ha."

Layas gasped violently, and then slapped himself hard.

"Hoo...Hoo...Everyone, keep moving forward!"

There was silence.

"I said, keep going!"

"Yes Yes!"

The empire's elite forces finally started their aircraft again and flew towards their final destination.

Sean returned to the aircraft he had been on before. He clenched his hands, and then, full of blood-colored energy condensed in his palms.

He gave a satisfied smile and then gave the new energy to Throt again.

The recipient of the evil ritual roared in pain, while Sean just leaned lazily on the box of explosives.

"After the Crimson Upper Stage, the number of targets for the Lure Ritual has increased significantly... Normally, it shouldn't be that much stronger..."

Sean thought of the seducer Gao Zhi, whom he had tricked. Part of the latter's mark was trapped in his own spiritual world.

The corners of his mouth curled up slightly.

Still not giving up? Tsk, Master Gao Zhi, you will be satisfied...

……

The reefs and beaches of the raging sea have long been worn away, leaving only traces of the sturdy trees dragging past. This place has long become the base camp for the tree people to land. Even now, there is still a steady stream of driftwood washed ashore by the waves, and then slowly standing up to restore the vitality of the tree people.

However, in addition to the tree man, something more shocking appeared.

It’s the sun…

At some point, the evil dome above the violent sea coastline was dispelled, and some dim sunlight came down. Through the edge of the evil dome in the distance, one could even see most of the sun emitting natural warmth.

"The sun..." Layas murmured.

"It seems that the tree people do have the ability to purify the evil dome, and it seems that they are born with it." A voice sounded, and Layas turned his head and found that Sean had come to his side at some point.

His throat moved subconsciously, and he immediately said, "According to calculations, we need to go more than 50 kilometers out to sea."

Sean nodded towards the sea level and said, "Go ahead. Those driftwoods won't pose any threat to aircraft."

Layas took a deep breath and saluted Sean.

"Thank you for your help, Mr. Sean."

Sean smiled indifferently: "Thanks from the dead are useless. I will gather your power after death and use it for my own benefit."

Raya paused, then nodded vigorously: "Thank you."

Sean laughed and shook his head: "After seeing that scene, do you still think it's a good thing for me to absorb your posthumous power?"

Layas was silent for a while, then smiled: "Then at least... you can see the victory of the empire, which is equivalent to me seeing it too..."

After that, he walked onto the aircraft without even looking at Sean.

"The rest of the team will return, team one, follow me to the sea."