He places the Beastheads in his mouth and chews it to pieces to consume its power. As Dante and Beryl decide to confront Chen, Ducas finds himself alone on a yacht. Dante dispatches the foes with ease, though Beryl finds herself overwhelmed. Chen offers Ducas safety, sending his demonic minions to stop Dante. Ducas lands on a building, encountering Chen. After they leave Ducas escapes by sprouting feathered wings, which Beryl and Dante notice. Moments later, Dante and Beryl crash through the window as Ducas hides. Beryl persuades Dante to help her investigate.ĭucas' good luck continues as he is learning to control the Beastheads, allowing him to see the future and sees Dante killing him.
Beryl locates Dante's office, having tracked down the Beastheads to Ducas. Meanwhile, Dante broods about the Beastheads. Chen dismisses Ducas and instead focuses on the dead demon and discovers that Ducas has the statue. Chen, boss of organized crime in the area, quickly arrives. In the demon's hands is the Beastheads statue, which Ducas takes. Beryl then explains the Beastheads, a demonic statue which she has chased for years.Ī youth named Ducas is awakened by a demon crashing through his roof. Beryl catches up with Dante as he finishes his foes, and she nearly hits him with her weapon by accident. Enzo finds Beryl on the road and agrees to take her back up the mountain. As Enzo drops Dante off near the temple, Dante races towards the evil he feels and discovers humanoid demons, who he fights. As they discuss Dante's work habits and Trish's non-presence, Dante gets a call for work. Dante and Enzo talk about work in Dante's shop, Devil May Cry. Warned by a scar, Beryl expends her anti-tank gun on her foe before it flees.
As a priest tells her that no evil is within the temple, they are attacked. The novel begins as a redheaded woman, Beryl, storms through a temple. The Japanese version was published in 2003 by Kadokawa Shoten Publishing, while the English adaptation was first printed by Tokyopop in November, 2006.
It was written by Shin-ya Goikeda and illustrated by Yuuchi Kosumi (瑚澄 遊智, Kosumi Yūchi ?) under supervision by Capcom, and translated by Paul Cheng and Gemma Collinge.
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