Towards the Unbeatable

Act 499: Confident

It was impossible for him to ignore the affairs that had been entrusted to him.

There's a reason Danny got separated from this place, for a reason that Arthur knew it was important.

There's a possibility that Danny could have stayed in this place and helped him, wouldn't that be much better than parting in the middle of a fight like this?

Danny who can render Domer's powerful demon powerless is proof that his existence is still indispensable here.

So why wasn't Arthur honest before, that he and his partner still needed the young man's help?

Moreover, the moment that came was a female demon who was angry because the demon she was looking for no longer existed in this world.

So shouldn't Arthur let Danny go until this demon is completely defeated?

If he did that, and cooperated with each other to the end, of course he would not have to send his comrades elsewhere. In other words, with the existence of Danny, it will certainly increase the percentage of success in subverting this female demon.

Indeed, from the beginning, Arthur was able to feel that the dark power that existed in the female demon was not ordinary, from there alone he could tell he was not an easy enemy to overcome.

Even so Arthur does not directly set strategy and orders, he lets the situation flow just like that, which ultimately ends up in Danny having to leave this place.

Of course with an important goal, which may eventually be the answer to the reason Danny is so rushed to leave this ongoing fight.

The fact that the enemy is not only attacking on one side is inevitable, Arthur can feel the bang that happened before has a power that radiated so great.

And he knew Danny responded immediately and immediately decided what he was going to do, what the young man thought was good.

And it ends with Danny leaving the fight, in order to face something bigger that's after the Western Kingdom.

Yeah, right, Arthur knows what Danny's going to face is something more dangerous than he now faces.

But there was no time to discuss it in the midst of this fight, Arthur's trust in the young man had grown, which made him give up and undo his intention to go to his own city.

There is no other choice but to decide what is best, and time will not at all wait for what to choose. If only Danny had been here and still helped fight this female demon, then would that have been the best option?

The risk to be taken was not light, if with the existence of Danny could overcome this female demon easily, then was it worth it by letting the danger threaten the safety of the people of the Western Kingdom?

Arthur is aware of this, that there is no easy choice to make, letting Danny stay means there is a possibility of making the situation easier, however, this does not apply to anyone in the Western Kingdom.

Arthur couldn't possibly let the people of the Western Kingdom be in danger, so that was why he had previously had the mind to leave this fight as well.

Trusting Danny was his choice, and Arthur has no regrets, even though things here don't look too good.

Instead, Arthur can also feel a strong belief from Danny. The young man did not doubt him as well as his comrades.

A strong and trusting look could be recalled just before Danny left for the Western Kingdom.

And vice versa, Arthur believes Danny can overcome any danger that is in front of him.

Comparing is debilitating, but in this case, Arthur knows what he is dealing with is no more dangerous than the young man.

In answer to that young man's trust, he stands here and will not go anywhere until he has finished doing his business.

Arthur stared intently ahead, there was no more doubt in him. There is no way to retreat.

‘Shouldn't have lied earlier.’ Arthur regrets why he gave hope to his friends, who he was not sure could keep.

“Good.” Arthur's chest seemed to expand for a while and then returned as usual, he did not let anything interfere with what he was about to do.

Shhh....

Instantly, Arthur's entire body was shrouded in yellow aura again, yet more powerful and larger than before.

Slowly but surely the yellow aura turned into a blue aura, which no one else had ever seen, a significant change.

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