"Bymun... This name sounds familiar. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 info" Hearing this woman's self-introduction, Lin Hehe seemed to have heard it somewhere.

"Didn't I just tell you!?" Astaru reminded from the sidelines.

"There's... Is it? "For the long-term little things, and some strange and occasionally heard little knowledge, Lin Hehe may remember it more clearly. On the contrary, he sometimes forgets more recent things.

For example, the difficulty of cracking the electronic gate of a sperm bank is actually more difficult to crack than the arsenal of a police station; Walking to Tibet is much easier than rowing from Timor-Leste to Australia; The pig's head can't be raised more than twenty degrees, or something.

"Yes! Yes! Astaru said in a stiff tone.

"Didn't I just say that!? Bymun! The Ninth Column! One of the four pillars of the top!! Astaru said with some disfigurement.

"Oh... It's a roar! Lin Hehe nodded, as if remembering.

"It's here! This is my private lab!! What do you think! Awesome or not!? While the two were still talking, they arrived at her laboratory under the guidance of Baimon.

"Uh... This style... Wait a minute. Lin Hehe carefully looked at Baimeng's private laboratory and swallowed a little hard.

"Seriously... You guys... Actually, it's an alien who ran out of Hollywood, right? Looking at the laboratory in front of me made of all kinds of metals seamlessly connected, as well as all kinds of bottles and cans, it looks like the architectural style in the "Galaxy Group 2" that has been broadcasting recently.

"Huh?" Both demon gods said they didn't understand.

"That's right! This is the only way to make sense! Why did a planet give birth to two completely different intelligent species, and the conflict occurred at such a late stage in the evolutionary process. It stands to reason that there should have been a wave of head-on clashes as early as when they were knocking wild boars with sticks. ”

"There is only one real reason for these answers, and that is that the demons are all aliens!" Lin Hehe's IQ is full, and it begins to be logical, and the future is clear and clear.

"You're actually aliens from another planet, right!?" After figuring it out, Lin Hehe asked.

"yes." Astaru nodded.

“... Well!? Taken aback by this sudden straightforward answer, Lin Hehe didn't know what to say. In his imagination, they should first wonder, and then explain themselves, and then they struggle again, and then they will naturally reap the sense of accomplishment of success.

"It's a human who knows... We demons come from another dimension. Bai Meng said as a matter of course, looking at Lin Hehe's eyes as if he was looking at a fool.

"It's... Is it? Lin Hehe was a little confused.

"No, I lied to you! We demons are actually a race that lives underground. Astaru said with a grin.

"Uh... What the hell is that? Lin Hehe was a little confused by their words, obviously they did not look at the level of technology they had in this medieval-style script, but at the same time, they crawled out of the ground, and there should be no hell gate in it, or anything like that.

"We demons are originally creatures of another dimension, if you live with you little chicken-like humans, do you think you will live until the day when the Lord comes to save you?" Baimon rolled his eyes and said, not hiding his contempt for the weak human chickens in the slightest.

"Uh... So why are you... Living underground? It's like an earthworm. Lin Hehe asked curiously.

"I have to ask you humans about this." Astaru said with a shrug.

"Huh?" Lin Hehe didn't quite understand.

"There are too many of us Hell Demon Gods to count, there are more than seventy-two, but there are only seventy-two here, do you know why?" Bymon asked, tinkering with the instruments around him.

"Why? Because the name of your celestial group is the Seventy-Two Pillars Demon God? Just like that well-known girl group AK478? Only four hundred and seventy-eight people? Lin Hehe guessed very wittily.

"It's not because we only have seventy-two pillars that we call the seventy-two pillars demon gods! It's because we only have seventy-two demon gods, so we only have seventy-two pillars! Baimon said emphatically.

"Oh! So? Seventy-two of you demon gods have formed a heavenly group to develop here? In hell... Can't get along? Lin Hehe thought wittily.

“... We are called!! It's not that I can't get along!!! Yastaru was very upset when he listened.

"The main reason we're here is because of that damn megalomaniac Solomon! He summoned us and forgot to send us back!! Bymon said.

"Huh? Didn't King Solomon call you at the cost of your soul? Anyone else could break the demon's contract!? How? Lin Hehe was very curious about how this human could fool seventy-two demon gods with his own power for his use, and still be able to avoid being divided.

"He didn't break the contract, he couldn't enforce it at all." Bymon explained.

"He thinks he's an emperor, he's very powerful, and he's pretentious."

"So what?" Lin Hehe interrupted very rudely.

Then he summoned seventy-two demon gods in one go, including many grand dukes, even kings, and high-ranking demons like your son, and then... His mortal body could not support the huge expenses, so the book ate him as an expense. Baimon said casually.

"Uh... Meaning, his soul was actually swallowed up by the Book of King Solomon? Lin Hehe understood it.

"That's right." Astaru said as he took a sip of tomato juice.

"Does that have anything to do with you not being able to go back?" After all, the initiators are all dead, and it seems that there is no entanglement between them, after all, there is no such thing as an inheritance, and it is impossible for these seventy-two demon gods to serve the descendants of King Solomon.

"But we haven't finished the contract." Bymon said with a shrug.

"What do you mean?" Lin Hehe didn't understand, this situation should be just a one-sided problem of King Solomon.

"We didn't get paid as promised, O soul of Solomon! So in order not to make us suffer, the contract is still fighting against that book. The meaning of its existence is that it must ensure that the person who signed the contract fulfills it, well, we can only be here during this time. "Bymon explained the ins and outs clearly.

"It's... What a responsible contract! Lin couldn't help but sigh.