Demiurge was not merely intelligent. As a Demon skilled at reading people's hearts, his powers of observation and insight were also exceptionally sharp.
As the strongest member of the envoy group, it was not strange to Demiurge that Ivilia could sense their levels and strength, and recognize the gap between them.
But aside from the fear she had shown at the beginning, there had later been a hint of realization in her eyes.
Though she had concealed it well, Demiurge had still caught it.
I see. Have we been exposed?
Though I cannot be certain, I believe that is likely the case. I am deeply sorry. This flaw arose entirely due to my mistake.
However, if we kill her now, we should still be able to ensure that the information does not leak out.
Stop, Demiurge. Have you forgotten what I said before?
It is not advisable for us to go to war with the Kingdom now. Before we have thoroughly uncovered the true nature of Shurorō and the Third Prince of the Kingdom, rashly starting a war with them would be extremely disadvantageous for us.
Do not forget that there are other powerful beings in this world. If the World-Class Item that controlled Shalltear and the force behind it emerged while we were at war with the Kingdom, would we not be attacked from both sides?
But Lord Ainz, if this woman brings the information back to the Kingdom, then once they learn the truth, the Kingdom will become our enemy as well, will it not?
Then tell me, if you were the Third Prince of the Kingdom, after witnessing the power we possess now, would you rashly make an enemy of us?
Faced with Old Bones's question, Demiurge pondered for a moment before looking at him with admiration