Nia's voice echoed around them.
Because the Law System spread throughout the entire Royal City, her voice seemed to surround the two of them from everywhere at once.
"..."
Linsey lowered his gaze and thought for a moment.
Rather than answer the enemy's question, he first opened the Friend Channel and kicked Nia out.
In contrast,
Wala Wala was somewhat interested in the current Nia.
But she did not answer either. Instead, she voiced her own question first:
"Since you intend to talk, then tell us first—are you Nia right now, or some inexplicable evil god?"
Nia's voice replied with a question:
"Does it really matter to you who rules the City of Law?"
"Whether for ordinary people or for a faction, I think what matters most is for a correct leader to step forward."
Wala Wala threw back her head and laughed.
"Well, well. You think you're that correct person."
"My holy lord, my wise ruler, my philosopher king. Do you know what kind of role people like you usually have in a script?"
"..."
"Linsey!"
As Wala Wala spoke with Nia, the voice of the former Righteous Walker rang out from behind them.
Linsey turned around.
Alvitte took the lead, leaping up from the mountainside beneath the protection of source material.
On the way here, Alvitte had already sensed the changes in the Law System. Now, hearing the conversation between Wala Wala and Nia, fury nearly burst from her gray eyes:
"Enough, you vile fiend who bewitches people's hearts!"
"Nia may indeed have been at odds with the City of Law—but during the time I spent with her, there is one thing I can be certain of: Nia would never use the power of faith to distort another person's will!"
"You are absolutely not her!"
"Heh—"
Hearing Alvitte's