Blood Warlock: Succubus Partner In The Apocalypse

Lilith looked at the not so handsome face resting shamelessly on her bosom and a strange smile appeared on her lips as she recalled the entire process of the previous battle.

Just one strike from the First Order Blazing Beetle was enough to kill Bai Zemin or, at the very least, knock him out and render him helpless like a fish out of the ocean. However, Bai Zemin managed to evade the most dangerous attacks and was only hit by the aftermath of those attacks.

Whenever his life was in danger, Lilith could only clench her fists and look on helplessly, wishing that his path would not end here. But, Lilith knew very well that Bai Zemin’s enemy this time was too strong; even if his stats were overwhelmingly higher than a normal level 15 evolved due to his constant absorption of Soul Power from stronger enemies, the difference between a normal evolved and a First Order monster was simply too difficult to overcome.

Unlike humans who acquire stat points to distribute after each level, monsters don’t get any of that. However, in return, they get a powerful boost in their overall stats after successful class advancement.

She led him towards the pharmacy building which, coincidentally, was just a few meters away. The corpse of the First Order Blazing Beetle lay dead surrounded by all sorts of debris with almost the entirety of its huge head separated from the rest of its body.

Lilith pointed towards the monster’s body and some things floated towards her. After a glance, she simply put them away.

“At least I can do so much.”

* * *

Bai Zemin couldn’t rest for long.

Although his mental fatigue was very great, he was feeling tearing pain and itching similar to that of thousands of red ants crawling all over his body.

When he opened his eyes, he couldn’t help but grimace at how horrible his current condition was.

Thanks to the fact that the rainwater had washed away the blood on his face, he could now see out of his left eye. However, due to mental fatigue, his eyesight was not as focused as it used to be. The blood that was dripping from his wound after being hit by a large cement block on his head had also stopped completely and he could feel that part of his head stinging horribly.

He felt his heart bleed when he saw that the Velocity Boots had already melted to the point of no return. Even if it was just a Normal Treasure, +10 Agility points was an improvement too great that he had suddenly lost.

Bai Zemin didn’t know whether to feel happy or

because he “fortunately” fractured a hand and not a leg, which would practically render him an invalid in this world, Being an invalid in a world where dangers lurked around every corner was no

finally woke up,

ahead, he saw the beautiful Lilith looking down at him with a smile that, for the first time to him, looked real

became anxious about something and quickly asked as he tried to stand up. Unfortunately, he failed miserably as he felt burning pain from his

had suffered burns of varying degrees. Moreover, the stinging he felt

about thirty minutes, don’t worry.”

his teeth and with his forehead now beaded with sweat, Bai Zemin growled, “What’s

underwent a drastic change. Your Health stat also affects the speed at which your body recovers from

to see how high his stats were now

[Bai Zemin –

Status Points: 22

Level: 20

Race: Human

Job: None

Title: None

/ Agility: 71 (+5) / Health: 85 (+5) / Stamina: 75 (+5) / Mana: 199 (+5) / Magic:

20?!” He couldn’t help but be surprised to the point of asking a meaningless

Zemin did not know how many stats he had gained after killing and absorbing part of the First Order Blazing Beetle’s Soul Power.. His current stats were a completely different world from his stats before he ended the First Order monster’s life.

are really scary for someone of your level” Lilith giggled softly and looked at him with glittering eyes: “I have high expectations and a lot of hope in

worry. I will do my best to repay you for the help you have given

existence like Lilith was helping him out of the goodness of her heart alone. All intelligent beings generally acted with a goal in mind and she had lived for who knows how many years so far, so it was natural not to act casually and

well. That way, Bai Zemin didn’t need to feel