I don't want to be an elf!

She was a simple woman.

She wore no extra accessories, had no makeup on, and her hair was simply tied into a braid.

However, her curvaceous figure and gentle temperament seem to possess a magical quality, making people unable to resist her charm.

"Miss Machima!"

Upon seeing the newcomer, Denji's face immediately broke into a wide, goblin-like grin, and he jogged over.

Pava followed. Although she didn't like this woman and always felt a strange sense of apprehension when she was with her, she wasn't guilty since she hadn't made any mistakes this time.

"Denji, Pava, are you the demon hunters who came into contact with those two newly appeared demons?"

Machima seemed to have been caught off guard by the appearance of these two.

However, his expression didn't change much; he simply greeted them in a lighthearted manner.

She is the head of the Anti-Demon Operations Section 4 of the Public Security Bureau, a government department, and is considered a high-ranking official in the government, responsible for demon disasters in the Tokyo area.

After receiving an urgent dispatch from the intelligence department, and learning that two powerful demons had appeared over Tokyo and were fighting each other, causing great panic among the citizens of Tokyo, she came here to talk to the demon hunters in the vicinity and gather information.

Seeing that it was one of her subordinates who was in contact with the demons, Machima skipped the usual procedures and asked directly, "Can you tell me about those two demons?"

“I don’t know if they are demons or not. Those two strange guys claimed to be some kind of elves.” Denji scratched his head. “They seemed to be wind spirits. When I came into contact with them, they were fighting each other. They didn’t seem to get along very well.”

“They’re demons. I can smell the human scent, those two guys are definitely not human,” Pava added. “And they smell amazing, one sniff and I feel high!”

"But why would a demon call itself an elf?"

"Maybe they don't like the title 'demon.' Anyway, it's just a title. If I wanted, I could even call myself the Blood Queen!"

“Since Pawa said so, then it must be a demon.” Machima nodded. “Besides the demon who calls himself the Wind Spirit, who is the other one?”

"The other one also claims to be a wind spirit."

"Two wind spirits?" Machima raised an eyebrow. "That's quite interesting."

Demons are born from human fear.

Since they claim to be wind spirits, their real names must also be related to the wind.

This can be seen from the strong winds that swept through Tokyo when they appeared.

Wind is an indispensable and ever-present natural phenomenon on Earth.

Sometimes, the disasters it brings are unstoppable by humankind.

Tsunamis, earthquakes, and gales—these are fears etched into the very bones of humankind.

The demons born from this concept are naturally not weak.

Soon, as if she had thought of something, Machima asked, "Are you sure they call themselves wind spirits? Not tornado spirits? Or hurricane spirits?"

Both Denji and Pava shook their heads.

Seeing this, Machima pondered for a moment and did not ask any further questions, it was unclear what she was thinking.

Different demons naturally have different powers and abilities.

The key factors that determine the power of demons, besides the degree of human fear of them, are their own rank.

Tornadoes, hurricanes, sandstorms—these are all things that humans fear. Demons born from these concepts are naturally not to be underestimated.

However, these demons are ultimately only of mid-level or even low-level rank.

However, if those two demons are truly wind demons, without any other aliases, and are simply wind demons...

Machima's eyes flickered slightly.

That's a demon of the highest rank.

Demons are born from the concepts based on the most basic elements that constitute the world.

Fire, water, earth, thunder, wind, light, darkness...

These demons, born from the concept of elements, are renowned even in the hellish realm teeming with powerful beings.

Her rank is even comparable to that of her, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, a demon named "Domination".

But if the other party is truly the Wind Demon, then why would they appear in the human world?

It's important to understand that demons don't just descend upon the human world at will.

Only demons killed in Hell, who lose their place there, will descend to the human world.

What's even stranger is that, even assuming the other party is indeed a Wind Demon, why are there two Wind Demons?

Even Machima had never heard of or seen anything like this.

Afterwards, she asked Dianci and Pawa many questions to learn more about what had happened.

However, the conversation between the two wind spirits and the demon hunter was only a few words long.

Although their true identities remain unclear, Machima still obtained some useful information.

"They look exactly alike, and their appearances are highly similar to humans..." Makima pondered. "And they seem to be rivals, wanting to eliminate the other and seize the title of [Wind Spirit]?"

The intelligence we obtained was fragmented and couldn't be pieced together into a complete chain.

So Machima simply put the matter aside for the time being.

“The police will follow up on what happened next. You did a great job,” Machima said. “Continue your patrol duties. Although the two demons who caused the disturbance have disappeared, other demons will definitely appear in the chaos.”

"Oh, oh, oh! This old man is already so thirsty!"

"Yes, Miss Machima!"

The two demon hunters quickly left the spot and continued with their work.

Machima got back into the car, ready to go back and report on the situation.

She took this matter very seriously.

If the other party is indeed an elemental demon, the arrival of such a powerful figure in the mortal realm might affect her future plans.

Therefore, she must first find out the identities of those two demons.

"Natural disaster warning?"

Just as Machima turned on her phone, ready to contact her contacts in the government, the brightly lit alarm on her phone caught her eye.

Japan is an island nation that has suffered many disasters.

Earthquakes, tsunamis, and storms are commonplace for this country.

Therefore, they also possess a highly sophisticated set of early warning measures.

"Due to two unknown eyestorms forming in the Pacific Ocean, Japan's coastal areas have been issued a red gale warning, and the gales have also triggered a tsunami. Emergency evacuation measures have been initiated... Even the Earth's crust has been affected, with the possibility of an earthquake?"

Seeing the three disaster icons light up at the same time, just like in the movie "Japan Sinks," Machima put down her phone and sighed softly.

A demon capable of such a feat needs no further investigation into its true identity.

"Itinerary changed, going to the Cabinet Office."

Despite the unexpected addition of a variable to the game, Machima's expression remained unchanged, and her voice remained cold and clear.

"I'm going to talk to those important figures about how to deal with things going forward."

Chapter Six Global Disasters

Since the first appearance of the wind spirits, their sightings have been increasing over the next two weeks.

Not just in Japan.

Their presence has been felt in the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Northern Europe, and even Africa to varying degrees.

In just half a month, governments around the world have been complaining.

Because the damage they caused was simply too great.

Although these two have never fought in densely populated areas, and almost always at sea or in uninhabited areas, the aftershocks alone are something that ordinary people and cities cannot withstand.

Especially when strong winds bring tsunamis, people in coastal areas are forced to evacuate inland.

Fortunately, thanks to the early warning system, governments around the world were able to respond in advance, and no one died.

However, the resulting economic losses have caused immense hardship for governments around the world.

According to publicly available data from various countries, people were surprised to find that in just half a month, the amount of money spent to clean up the mess for the two reckless wind demons had exceeded 10 billion.

Although no one died, in terms of economic losses alone, they have surpassed all the demonic disasters to the top.

It even surpassed the economic losses caused by the Gun Demon that once shook the entire world!

That is why their bounties have exceeded nine figures, making them the demons with the highest bounties to date.

Normally, such a huge bounty should attract many demon hunters from the general public.

In fact, there were indeed many civilian demon hunters who initially wanted to hunt down the Wind Demon.

However, after discovering that their reputation as Wind Demons was not unfounded, and that they couldn't even touch the hem of their clothes and could only be left far behind, most of the demon hunters chose to give up.

In the past two weeks, a small Pacific island, a third the size of Japan, disappeared after their all-out battle, and no demon hunters dared to target them again.

As a result, the pressure then fell on the governments of various countries.

While governments around the world were racking their brains over how to deal with the two wind spirits, the very people who started it all, the Yamai sisters, were walking openly on the streets of Tokyo.

They were all dressed in divine and magical attire, which naturally attracted a lot of attention.

But no one was afraid of them.

This is also a matter of course.

Because every country treats all their information as confidential and cannot disclose it to ordinary people, including their appearance.

With the unusual weather these days, the media is only focusing on topics like magnetic field disturbances and global warming.

After all, if people knew that the culprit behind all this was the devil, their fear of the devil would certainly increase.

This is something no one wants to see.

It was the appearance of the Gun Demon that amplified humanity's fear of the concept of "demon," and this fear ultimately benefited all demons, greatly increasing the power of each one.

The current demonic calamities are already enough to cause headaches.