Katarina!
Angel immediately thought of that night aboard the Black Death. After she and Klein infiltrated the Vice Admiral of Ailment's flagship, they had nearly killed the Pirate Admiral, only to be subdued with ease by her "mother," Katerina Pelle, who had become a Demoness of Unaging a thousand years ago.
If Mr. Azik had not arrived in time, they would both have died there without the slightest chance to resist.
Yet now, this Sequence 3 senior figure of the Demoness Sect had taken the initiative to write to her?
Angel was not surprised that Katerina knew who she was. Even the Church of Storms and the military had quickly connected "Angelica Zaki" to the sinking of the Black Death. If the Vice Admiral of Ailment did not know who had destroyed two of her ships, she hardly deserved to be called a Pirate Admiral.
More importantly, why had the letter been delivered by her own messenger, Ms. Wensa?
Several questions flashed through Angel's mind. She unfolded the letter completely and read on:
"You must be wondering how I delivered this letter through that black cat. Rest assured, your Helene is fine, as are the others who know the summoning ritual. All I can say is that we happened to cross paths.
"More importantly, I am still honoring my agreement with the Death Consul. I will not take action against you or your friends. I hope he will do the same. After all, our cooperation over those documents concerning Death was quite pleasant.
"But I must warn you: even if I do nothing, you have already drawn the Demoness Sect's attention. I will not give them any additional information, but I am not the only Demoness Demigod at sea. Sooner or later, you will come to their notice. They may