The White Robes watched the female student leave, each of them sentencing her to death in their hearts.
Yet they did not show the slightest hint of it. After all, letting her go had been the Thousand Eyes Lord's decision.
However, someone realized a problem. Aihandebu had just said it would place the female student's teacher and classmates somewhere with it. How exactly would it place them there? Did that mean putting them into its stomach?
At that moment, Aihandebu on the lake said, "All right, it is time for me to leave. Do not summon me again next time unless you can give me a surprise."
"Wait, great existence. How should we prepare so that you will tell us the answer?" Suoke, the high-nosed white man, finally gathered the courage to ask.
He had realized that this mysterious being seemed somewhat rational, unlike those frenzied, violent monsters that were difficult to communicate with.
"Hehe, I already said that I am temporarily full and do not wish to make any deals with you. Of course, the true reason is that I can see at a glance the Fate awaiting you after you obtain the answer. There is nothing surprising about it, so you cannot become any kind of meal for me." Aihandebu shook its thousand heads as it spoke.
The White Robes only half understood, but they were all elites among elites and quickly caught on.
They began to understand what this mysterious being meant by meals and being full... It was not one of those monsters that liked flesh and souls. Rather, it enjoyed spiritual nourishment—things, or people, capable of bringing it surprise.
The female student's rescue just now reflected this. Her wit and courage had given Aihandebu a slight surprise, earning her a chance to live.
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