Damn it! How did this pack of scum dare!? They actually dared to propose a treaty like this!!!
She had never even thrown her weight around?! Yet these ants dared to court death like this!!!
After Hinata Sakaguchi, who had arrived alongside Rimuru and the others, read the contents of the "petition," her eyes grew increasingly cold.
There was not the slightest trace of pity in her gaze as she looked at these so-called councilors.
Since they had chosen death themselves, even Hinata could not save them.
Rimuru did not hold back. She kicked the table in front of her straight into the air, and it crashed to the floor, shattering into scattered chunks of wood.
Perhaps feeling that was not intimidating enough, Rimuru stomped on the ground. The scattered wooden chunks were immediately twisted by a powerful force, then ground into powder before everyone's eyes.
Then Rimuru crossed one leg over the other and sat in her chair with an utterly domineering posture.
She glanced arrogantly and rudely at the councilors, whose faces had already turned livid.
Meanwhile, the old man serving as chairman of the council looked exhausted, his eyes filled with helplessness.
But Rimuru did not care whether he had some hidden difficulty. She only knew that she was furious right now, and the consequences would be severe.
There was not much written in the petition, but nearly every clause was something Rimuru could not tolerate.
The very first clause alone—opening the Magic Train route to the Silverion Kingdom, with all expenses to be borne solely by the Demon Country Federation—was enough to enrage Rimuru!
Not to mention the unreasonable demands that followed, such as providing equipment for free and sharing the Great Underground Labyrinth.
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