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Chapter 357 - GAM Ch 357: The Silver City Troublemaker Hall of Fame

Garfield was somewhat incredulous that an angel of this caliber would be offered to him. 

This was a future archangel second only to the Father God of Silver City. 

Garfield rubbed his chin. 

It seemed the other party had really gone to great lengths. 

How was he supposed to face Mephisto if Mephisto came looking for him. 

"If Mephisto were to approach you, I think he might escalate the situation. You have the Ancient One and Odin behind you, and you are cooperating with Silver City. Mephisto would not risk doing anything outrageous." 

"You have fought Mephisto for many years. As the saying goes, the one who understands you best is always your enemy. I am relieved by your words." 

The two of them, like cunning fox spirits, put on an extraordinary performance. 

Amenadiel had not been gone long when he returned with a pair of angels carrying several boxes. 

These were not the main items. 

The most important were the two angel sisters Amenadiel had brought. 

"Father, Alina and Eleta, along with the necessary supplies, have arrived. Ten pairs of angel wings, one hundred sets of ordinary angelic armor and matching weapons, one hundred light magic items, ten thousand angel feathers, scrolls for converting angels, and several angel contract signing tokens." 

Hearing Amenadiel's description, Garfield was busy making mental calculations. 

That old man had secretly raised the price. 

It was ten times more than he had ordered. 

And Alina and Eleta, these two angel sisters who looked like they were only ten years old, had power fluctuations far stronger than Lilith and Vivian at home. 

They could probably take on both of them with just one hand. 

He could not let people say he was fickle. 

Otherwise, there would be no peace at home in the future. 

"These things are a bit much, are they not." 

"No, no, it is our duty to save souls deceived by demons and devils. If the prince does not mind, we are willing to send some battle angels to help you." 

Garfield raised a paw and placed it between himself and the big boss of Silver City, refusing him. "No, thank you. Earth is under the jurisdiction of Kamar Taj and is also under the protection of Asgard. I cannot get too involved in your affairs with Mephisto. There is an agreement." 

"An agreement. That is true. After all, it is bound by rules. Actually, these things are not directed at Mephisto. I just hope that if my two children make mistakes in the future, I can forgive them within permissible limits." 

The future. 

Two children. 

Flipping through the memories in his cat head, Garfield recalled quite a few angels causing trouble on Earth, but not many that were truly memorable. 

One was Zauriel, the eagle angel from the DC Universe. 

Zauriel was one of the eagle angels of Silver City, mainly responsible for protecting many women throughout history, such as Cleopatra, Mona Lisa, Joan of Arc, and so on. 

Joan of Arc was a permanent source of pain for him. 

In the modern comics, Zauriel fell in love with a woman from San Francisco whom he was protecting. 

At the same time, Zauriel discovered Asmodel, the King of the Bull Angels, plotting to overthrow God. 

He confessed his sin of lust and was banished to the mortal realm. 

Asmodel and his minions pursued him, and the Justice League was mobilized. 

After defeating Asmodel with Zauriel, Zauriel was invited to join the League. 

Asmodel, though defeated, was not killed but banished to Hell. 

In Hell, he teamed up with the demon king, Lucifer Star, Lady of Flame, and other powerful demons to attack Heaven. 

They seemed to be doing well, but ultimately fell to Zauriel. 

Neron, sensing something was amiss, decisively betrayed Asmodel. 

Asmodel was once again cast into Hell. 

Zauriel, like Tyrael in Diablo Three, ultimately refused to return to Silver City as an angel, choosing instead to stay with his beloved. 

Silver City then dispatched Zauriel as their ambassador to Earth, granting him a set of armor bestowed upon him by the boss before him. 

Zauriel should not be among them, and Asmodel should not be either. 

Perhaps his first castration into Hell gave him a chance to repent, but the second clearly was not. 

So who else could it be. 

Garfield thought of Lucifer Star, the leader of the Fallen Angels, and Archangel Gabriel, who roamed Earth. 

Lucifer Star, seemingly a rebellious teenager, was, in Garfield's opinion, a scheme orchestrated by the boss before him for Silver City's future. 

Lucifer in Silver City was like a spy planted within the enemy ranks in a spy movie. 

In Hell, Lucifer could rival the demons and even provide crucial intelligence to Silver City. 

The fallen angel and the Silver City angel were once brothers, and due to past bonds and ties, they rarely engaged in deadly battles. 

However, Lucifer was also quite adept at causing trouble. 

In the television series, he even removed his wings to escape Hell, leading to numerous incidents. 

The boss in front of him, for some reason, disregarded Silver City's situation and became a priest in a small church on Earth. 

The remaining one was Gabriel. 

This fellow, dissatisfied with the lenient system toward human souls, secretly collaborated with Satan's son Mammon, allowing Mammon to enter Earth without permission, only to be stopped by Constantine. 

Such sins cannot be easily forgiven. 

If Gabriel were to do this in front of Garfield, as the sorcerer of Kamar Taj, the guardian of Earth, and the third prince of Asgard, any of these identities would force Gabriel to pay a heavy price. 

Was he referring to these two. 

If they did not cause any major trouble, Garfield would not mind doing them a favor. 

However, if a large scale chain reaction occurred, Lucifer, Gabriel, and even Mammon would have to pay the price. 

This was not an isolated incident. 

There was also Mephisto's son, Blackheart. 

And Ghost Riders were not just Johnny Blaze. 

There were a whole bunch of them in the comics, spanning several generations, all immortal beings. 

They would all operate as a group in the future. 

Even Marvel's good natured Coulson had done this job. 

When Ghost Riders were possessed by the Spirit of Vengeance and their Hellfire activated, they could not control the power in the early stages, making them completely disoriented. 

They only became better after gaining experience. 

They had killed quite a few demons on Earth, but because of the Spirit of Vengeance, they sometimes acted stubbornly, preferring to avoid each other if possible. 

Having understood the other party's intentions, Garfield simply told them, "As long as they do not go too far or stop before things get really messy, everything will be fine. If anything unexpected happens, I will have to carry out my duties under my dual identity." 

Hearing Garfield's reply, which did not match his expectations, the other party frowned.

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