After a brief silence, Samael spread his hands helplessly, looking utterly innocent.
"Don't look at me like that. I was just passing by..."
"And yet you still came to stir up trouble!"
Natalia rolled her eyes at that and snorted coldly at her teammate, who had only made things worse.
"That's still better than you egging a child on to murder his own father, isn't it? You have no humanity!"
Samael leaned against the cave entrance with his arms folded, his gaze full of contempt.
"He volunteered. What does that have to do with me?"
"So, for that commission, you just went along with it and even handed him a gun?"
"What else was I supposed to do? Let him go in with a little dagger, get beaten to death by his father, then make me collect his body?"
Natalia argued righteously, raising her middle finger at this amateur who lacked both "assassination common sense" and "self-preservation awareness."
When you see a child about to kill a relative, you hand him a gun? Your logic is obviously the problem! Killing his father at such a young age—wouldn't that twist his mind for life?
Assassination common sense? With a wonderful teacher like you, no wonder Emiya Kishi went from a hot-blooded boy shouting about becoming an ally of justice to a cold-blooded mage killer with a permanently dead-father face and an obsessive personality.
Samael returned the eye-roll to the Huntress, who possessed at least some of a succubus's trashy tendencies and love of spectacle, and made a friendly gesture.
"If he gets away, more people will die because of him..."
Just as the pair of bad friends were trading insults, the slight figure in the cave raised his lowered head and murmured.
"Like Shayle...
"And Father Simon, and everyone in the