After the Boiling Gentleman finished speaking, he muttered under his breath, "Since it's already come to the banquet, there's probably no need to look for that tentacled monster either. Should I notify them? Forget it, that fellow is terribly annoying..."
While the Boiling Gentleman was talking to himself, he suddenly seemed to realize something. "Oh dear, oh dear, because of this little one, I nearly forgot the important matter!"
The Boiling Gentleman turned to Angel respectfully. "Lady Shava, please forgive my failure."
Angel did not understand what the Boiling Gentleman meant, but in order to maintain Shava's persona, he did not ask further. Instead, he calmly fixed his gaze on the Boiling Gentleman, signaling for him to continue. If the Boiling Gentleman did not continue, he would put on a lofty, utterly unconcerned smile and pretend he had heard nothing.
Boiling Gentleman: "I failed to notice earlier that the one by Your Excellency's side was a Watcher who had lost his faith, which ultimately caused me to lose the chance to behold Your Excellency. In order to earn Your Excellency's forgiveness, I have now placed even more precious little pets outside the Misty Candle Corridor, ensuring that I will not lose my next chance to behold Your Excellency."
Angel: "..." What was there to forgive?
Angel understood what the Boiling Gentleman meant, but he utterly failed to understand the Boiling Gentleman's logic.
Just because he had failed to "behold" him, he blamed the "Watcher" beside him—Sanders—and thus wanted to strengthen the Demonic Beasts in the outer passage?
By normal logic, since Sanders, a Watcher who had lost his faith, remained by Shava's side, that meant Shava trusted Sanders. If the Boiling Gentleman went after Sanders, would that not earn him even greater hostility from Shava?
All manner of complaints rose