�Even I do not know why the God of Death is acting this way towards you, young master-nim. He has not said anything about it.�

Tap. Tap.

She tapped the empty glass on the table gently before continuing to speak.

�Mm, however.�

Cale waited for her to continue and Cage continued without filtering anything, similar to her personality.

�Remember how I was caught as a hostage earlier?�
�Yes, I do.�
�Do you by chance know the identity of the people in grey robes?�
�Aren�t they people who serve the Demonic race?�

Cage peeked toward Alberu after hearing Cale�s response. Cage relaxed and continued as Alberu looked as if he knew about it as well.

�That�s right, they are people who serve the Demonic race. I realized it the moment I saw them use their powers.�

It was an instinctual thing for Cage.

Squeeze.

She tightened her grip on the glass as she continued to speak.

�But that really isn�t a big deal.�
��Not a big deal?�

Alberu unintentionally interjected. It could not be helped.
How could it not be a big deal when people serving the Demonic race showed up?

�Your highness.�

Cage looked toward Alberu.

�Are all gods in the world good and just?�

��What?�
�Are all believers good and just?�

Alberu did not respond.
Cage looked at the silent Alberu before filling her glass again.

�Isn�t it obvious that there would be people serving the Demonic race since there are people who serve the gods, their opposite?�

Cage knew that her thoughts were not normal.
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