Summoning Mercenaries

Kent also took out the gun hanging behind his back, pointed at the trembling little demons, looked at Horus and asked, "Should these demons be killed or not?"

"Tsk!"

After hearing Kent's question, Horus was very upset and said, "This is my question, to kill or not to kill."

Both of them are killers without blinking an eye, but these little devils, they really can't do it.

If they attacked them like those little ghosts in horror movies, or zombified little zombies, the two of them would shoot without hesitation.

It's just that this group of little demons didn't rush towards them, but were terrified like victims.

"Forget it, let's go, anyway, after the gates of hell are closed, we won't encounter demons anymore."

Kent also didn't intend to do more useless killings, so he passed through the group of little devils and kept up with the formation that had begun to move away from here.

"..."

As for Horus, after silently staring at these little demons, he quickly walked through them and followed Kent.

…

After Kent and Horus walked into the light beam with Sparta and the Astartes guards, they were directly teleported to this place.

The sky of hell is red like blood, and the climate is like a harsh desert on Mars, ranging from cliffs to flat plains.

And in the distance is a light that towers straight into the sky, which is also the opened gate of hell.

Kent looked at the gate of hell in the distance, and said softly to Horus: "That should be where we should go."

"Hmm." Horus also looked in the same direction, nodded and analyzed: "It may be because of the reverse transmission, which caused our group of people to be a bit biased."

Then he and Horus looked around again, and after observing for a while, they said, "Where can I close that door? There's nothing here."

"I am not sure as well."

Kent shrugged, pointed to the light in the distance and said, "But for now, let's get closer to the beam of light, there are many demons there."

"Go to a place where there are many demons?" Horus asked suspiciously.

"right."

Kent didn't explain too much, and shouted to everyone: "Astarte, Sparta, our goal is the gate of hell, let's go!"

"Yes! Commander!"

Following Kent's order, Horus didn't say anything more, and walked ahead with Kent towards the light.

Kent has no idea how to close the gates of hell.

But someone knows, that is the Doom Warrior, and the more demons there are, the greater the chance of the Doom Warrior appearing.

Now the place with the most demons should be near the gate of hell. After all, demons also need to gather to go to the earth plane, and the chances of the Doom Warriors slaughtering demons are higher there.

…

Kent played "Doom 3" before time travel, but it was a completely horror game.

Because I was too young to get in touch with it, I gave up the pit directly.

Until three years before the time travel, Doom announced the sequel, not "Doom 4", but the restart of the universe directly called "Doom".

However, Kent was limited by computer performance and did not buy this game on Steam.

I just saw various related videos about Doom on video sites.

The search keywords are...

"On Mars, a man tore apart demons with great force."

"The strongest wake-up energy in history."

"The man who pierced hell."

Kent also learned from these videos how the Destroyer of the newly opened universe exists.

The general setting is that there was originally a great god of elemental elves in ancient times, and the Doom Warrior was one of the night guards of the elemental elves.

The demons poured out from hell to prepare for the Ring of Nuer where the government elemental elves are located, but because of the existence of the night guards, they couldn't break through the line of defense at all.

However, the demons captured Doom's son, and the threatened Doom led a hell priest to the center of the Ring of Nur.

In the end, the defense line collapsed, all his comrades died, and the Ring of Nuer he guarded was assimilated by the devil.

But instead of freeing Doom's son, the demons turned him into a demon.

In the end, the demons did not kill the pathetic betrayer of Doom, but chose to let him wander in hell.

They want the Doom Slayer to never be freed, and let him live in the self-blame of betrayal.

It's just that they created a nightmare worse than hell.

After wandering for an unknown amount of time, the Doom Slayer became angry and occupied every cell in his body, vowing to kill all the demons to atone for his son and his dead comrades-in-arms.

In the end, another great god of the plane gave him never-tiring physical strength, and the ability to absorb strength every time he killed a demon.

And thus, Doom was born.

Kent still remembers that an Up master once said, "When the Doom Slayer returns to hell, it feels like the warmth of returning home."

It can be seen that the Doom Slayer only has eyes for killing demons, and is not interested in other things.

And as long as someone dares to block the way to kill the demon, the Doom Slayer doesn't mind tearing up those who are in the way.

Kent's plan is to find Doom and persuade him to help close the gates of hell, but he also knows that it is almost impossible for Doom to be patient and listen to your explanation.

Therefore, Kent is not very sure about whether he can really close the gate of hell.

...

When Kent and Horus approached the gate of hell, they found scattered demons gathered nearby, so they chose to take a detour, and finally observed the gate of hell not far away at a peak.

Dense demons piled up next to the gate of hell, and rushed into the light beam in an orderly manner, which was very different from the previous invasion of London.

After all, the demons that invaded the London Stadium attacked in a very orderly manner, letting the weak ones die in the front, and the strong ones output in the back.

It's just that these demons seem to have seen something terrifying, and they see the gate of hell as a way to escape.

Then, relying on the long-sighted system on Thor's Hammer helmet, Kent discovered that on the edge of the demon group in the north, there was a tall 'human' in dark green armor, who was frantically killing.

That's right, the man didn't use any weapons, just grabbed a demon near him with both hands, and tore the two halves apart with a single effort of his arms.

And the demons beside that person only thought about how to escape, and had no intention of resisting at all.

So the devil who was behind became that person's appetizer, and the main meal was all the devils near the gate of hell.

"Commander, there is someone there!"

I saw a Spartan also using Thor's Hammer's long-sighted system, and found this guy who was tearing up the demon with his bare hands.

"Kent, isn't that person the way to close the gates of hell..." Horus asked.

"That's right, it's him, er (demon killer)."

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