How Not To Summon A Demon Lord Main Characters นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I said. "Okay now we have to continue the party. Infront of us is a big screen that is meant to show each and every important Lord I know in the demon kingdom," I continued to speak. As soon as I gestured my hands towards the screen, pictures of demons and Lords began to show. Of course my uncle's picture wasn't there. That was the whole point of it anyways. I began to hear murmurs in the background and that's the thing I wanted. One of the Lords laughed and said.

Leon hummed, looking away as if to think, “There are different methods. According to which demon and what kind of demon that is being summoned, the sacrificial and the rituals are varied. To summon me, you need more than a hundred of innocent soul, a blood of a certain creature, and a great desire. Without a passionate desire, one could never summon a demon.” “What certain creature?” Another card was placed from the deck to the round wooden table. Leon appeared calm and enjoyed the exchange more than her. “If you want to make that your second question, you have to win first.” The next turn was a ten diamond, placing her card, Belle lost to Leon. She cleaned her hand, finding his gaze on her

“Just spill the beans already.” “Alright. So when I was fighting the demon, I was basically winning. I’m sure you’d agree with me on that. It was the fact that I could feel fatigue and the demon couldn’t that gave it an edge when I got tired. Before the demon attacked, I heard a voice. A voice that commands it.” Claud said. “You were right Lupa…” “I know.” Lupa interrupted. “I’m always right... Right about what though?” “You said all there was no demon left on earth again so for one to be here now, it has to have been summoned.” Claud said. “So I’m thinking that the voice I heard was of the person that summoned it who will also be the person that the demon has allegiance to.”

"Alright, we'll trust you, but remember, if you're playing us, there will be consequences." I nodded, "Thank you. Just promise me that once you have the medallion, you'll let Adrian go." Leo smirked. "We'll see. But first, we have a demon lord to summon." With that, he led the way towards the old ruins. And I stood there looking at them, thanking the goddess my plan worked. Well, just stage one.

"Alright, we'll trust you, but remember, if you're playing us, there will be consequences." I nodded, grateful that they were willing to take the risk. "Thank you. Just promise me that once you have the medallion, you'll let Adrian go." Leo smirked. "We'll see. But first, we have a demon lord to summon." With that, he led the way towards the old ruins. And I stood there looking at them, thanking the goddess my plan worked. Well, just stage 1.

Sylvia rose to her feet, grabbed her cane and was about to leave when I finally caught my voice. I grabbed her wrist. My body trembling from fear. “What do you mean by they sold their souls?" I asked, my voice a whisper. Sylvia's face turned ghost white. Her eyes widened like I had just said the most horrifying thing ever. “I didn't..." she began explaining when a loud buzz echoed across the woods. We froze, shocked by the sound. Guess, I would never get used to that. The system's voice followed. “Get ready players the real Demon games is officially beginning."

Behind him stood the Sorcerer King Azanlin and Vampire King Lord Ugarh, their eyes glowing with cruel excitement. Queen Amira gasped, “No… not them too.” Berra pointed straight at me. “There is the hybrid. Kill her.” The Sorcerer King raised his staff. “Her power must never be completed.” The Lord Ugarh smiled, revealing long fangs. “I want her heart for myself.” Lyran’s face darkened with fury. “You all will die before you touch her.” And then— Everything exploded. Demons Seven District Alphas Sorcerers Vampires

he says, picking up a knife and twirling it between his fingers, "one particularly dumbass member decided to summon a demon. You know, for science or whatever the hell they thought they were doing. And, surprise surprise, it went horribly wrong." I stare at him. "A demon?" "Yup." He flips the knife once, catching it smoothly. "And it didn’t want to go back. Demons don’t like being summoned. It’s like getting yanked out of bed and forced into a terrible party where everyone’s trying to get something from you. So naturally, it started killing people." My stomach tightens. "Achilles—"

"Let's go, milady." ... In the grand meeting hall, important demon officials were gathered. Lord El-Kharis, the Demon God of Thunder, had called for an urgent meeting regarding the strange occurrence with his mate. In the middle of the large table, the ancient lantern glowed with multiple colors, leaving everyone in a state of confusion. "So, are you saying your human mate did this?" Gladious, the Demon God of Fire, asked, completely stunned by the lantern's reaction. "She is no longer human," El-Kharis grunted, clenching his teeth.