It may sound strange, but it's true.

During the time when El was still alive, the first thing the demons did every morning was to thank the Gluttonous Demon King for sparing their lives.

After all, El's monster cooking recipes aren't just for the four major races; even the demons have obtained complete recipes through various channels.

What might be just a recipe to other races is, in the eyes of demons, a top-tier horror novel.

Not all demons are like Grand Duke Paige the vampire, able to survive great calamities.

This guy escaped from El's clutches three times; his luck being A+ is truly astonishing.

Other demons, even the undead, trembled in fear, afraid that the Demon King would capture them and eat their souls like candy.

They have three things to do every day: pray that the Lord of Gluttony will not notice them, and evade the monster hunting teams of adventurers.

And, they grumbled and cursed at the bizarre code names on the menu, such as the red-eyed bat.

Who told them to be eaten by the Demon King, causing that person to discover monster cuisine and open the door to a new world?

The fear, sorrow, anger, and pain of death caused the demons of the El era to produce many heroic spirits with the classes of Berserker and Avenger.

The remaining high-quality demonic heroes are the demon kings who have been defeated by heroes throughout history.

He launched a war against the entire world, declaring war on humans, dwarves, elves, and orcs, truly deserving the title of King Xuan of Qi.

Although these demon kings became stepping stones for heroes each time, in their era, only heroes could use them as stepping stones.

With a guaranteed legendary tier and some even epic tiers, that's the value of Feast World's Farel.

Of course, besides these cases, there are also some monsters that are not special in themselves, but are forcibly pushed to a level beyond that of ordinary people.

Just like the all-knowing scholar and his good friend, the fortune teller, Al Wayne, who is both a hero and a chef, also has a group of good friends.

He did not forget their contributions, so he included their names in his work so that everyone could see them at a glance.

for example……

"William, time to get to work. We've got a really good job today: go to a desolate fragment of a world and deal with the remaining dangerous life forms."

I've checked it out; it's not too difficult. We'll have money after this job, and then they'll get us a better place to stay."

In an ordinary residential building, a Heroic Spirit called out into the shadows of his room, but only received a response after a while.

"Don't call me William, just call me Red-Eyed Bat. I no longer have those worldly desires."

Two red lights appeared in the shadows, and then a pale-faced heroic spirit slowly emerged.

Viscount William the Vampire, currently a Berserker-class Heroic Spirit, an Epic-level Heroic Spirit.

Although, in its current state, it doesn't give off any of the aura one would expect from an epic-level heroic spirit, a famous figure whose name would be etched in history.

"Is it really necessary? What's going on with you? Isn't it a bit much to switch into self-isolation mode so early in the morning?"

"How about we go upstairs and soak up some sun to dispel this gloomy atmosphere?"

"There's no need for that. A wicked demon like me should just stay here obediently until I rot."

"You..."

Its spirit left us speechless.

The red-eyed bat, or rather, the vampire viscount William, was a heroic spirit that he accidentally summoned.