"Judging by that attitude, did Theresis really send someone to assassinate Theresa back then?"
Shen Fei had never held the slightest goodwill toward Theresis. It could not be helped—Theresis was Amiya's enemy and, quite possibly, the murderer responsible for Theresa's death. Yet seeing Theresis's attitude toward Theresa with his own eyes now filled Shen Fei with even more questions about the Kazdel civil war of those years.
The Kazdel civil war and Theresa's death were both shrouded in mystery. The truth was probably known only to Kal'tsit, Doctor, Theresa, Theresis, and a few others. Well, Doctor had lost his memories now, so he did not count.
"Forget it. Even if that legend is true, does that mean the Sarkaz can be defined as evil? Even demons are not all evil."
Different worlds naturally meant vastly different circumstances. In some worlds, demons were evil, such as Marvel. But in other worlds, there were scenes of simple, honest folkways and declining morals.
Even Terra's angels, the Sankta, were extraordinarily unconventional. Ever seen an angel who loved to go rat-a-tat-tat? And every qualified Sankta needed to know how to make over twenty different kinds of sweets.
"Though I understand the Sarkaz's situation, for Amiya's sake, I can't let her see Theresa standing on Theresis's side."
Amiya was only a fourteen-year-old girl. The burdens of Rhodes Island and the Demon King were already far too heavy upon her shoulders. Making her face Theresa as an enemy would be too cruel.
Even if Theresa in her current state did not seem likely to fight Amiya, it was still unacceptable. As for how Kazdel and Victoria would wrap things up afterward, that would depend on the coming negotiations.
However they negotiated, a war between the two sides was unavoidable. Kazdel might still have the option of