With a single swing of his sword, the horned demon in front of him was directly taken down, leaving only the hardest horn on its head, much to Hudson's frustration as he hoped to capture a prisoner.
The power of the Divine Artifact was too great, and the Holy Light's restraint on evil creatures was very evident; a casual strike could easily dispatch a high-level demon.
For a strongman, demons also served as excellent magical materials. Many magic equipment items on the continent were made from parts of demons.
Hudson wasn't much of an alchemist master nor was he interested in making magic equipment, but that didn't stop him from capturing prisoners to sell.
A living high-level horned demon could easily sell for tens of thousands of gold coins, and if its form was good, it might sell for hundreds of thousands of gold coins.
Scarcity commands value.
These extra-dimensional creatures were rarely seen. Capturing them alive was even more challenging.
