The Egyptian Goddess, her entire body bound in white bandages and her eyes mismatched in color, looked at Lilith and immediately understood her situation.
This Demon God had a gentle temperament and was easily moved to tears. She said apologetically, "...I'm sorry, although saying that does sound like I'm shirking responsibility."
"...But your situation truly wasn't the intention of us Demon Gods. In this thoroughly distorted world, there are some circumstances that even we can't control."
The zombie sitting at the bar widened her pitch-black pupils, which had no whites at all, and said incredulously, "...Nephthys, why did you undo my spell, yet you can still exist in this world?"
Although Nephthys was currently only half a body, the zombie could tell at a glance whether someone had been divided into a billionth of a whole or split in half.
"You didn't know?"
The Goddess from Egyptian Mythology was somewhat surprised. She glanced at Roy with her mismatched eyes, and after seeing that he did not mind, she explained the situation to the zombie.
She had assumed that since the zombie was with Roy, she should have known long ago that the structure of this world had changed.
"So that's how it was. So that was how the Bishop was killed."
Only after hearing Nephthys's explanation did the zombie suddenly understand. She gave a self-mocking smile and said, "...That Demon God who claimed to represent Buddhism ultimately fell victim to an obstruction of insight."
"...But forget it. Whether he was alive or dead made little difference. This could also be considered a release."
Aside from Niangniang and Nephthys, the feelings among all the other Demon Gods were merely those of familiar strangers.
As for the Bishop's death, the zombie only let out a sigh of emotion.
"You still haven't answered