"Someone asked me to stall you here, to keep you from leaving too soon. So you'd better chat with me a little longer."
Osenfott said. Shade suddenly understood:
"Now that you put it that way, I understand. But what does that have to do with me? Do you have anything else to say? Forget it, whatever you want to say, I don't want to hear it. Ready to fight? Or did you want to take this outside?"
"You really are impatient."
Osenfott said, but Shade could not care less:
"You don't think those two lesser demons behind you can stop me, do you?"
"We've made so many deals already. Why not make another?"
Stone Osenfott said, taking out his pocket watch for a glance:
"It's nine o'clock at night. Stay here and talk with me for another half hour."
"It's not a long time, but what if I refuse?"
Shade shook his head.
"There are still many things you don't know. Don't you want to hear more stories? And aren't you curious why I became a Ring Arcanist? It has something to do with the three items I had you find. If you kill me now, those secrets will likely be buried forever."
"Sorry, none of that matters to me. Time is what matters most."
But after saying that, Shade saw the butler and maid behind Osenfott. Thinking of the other man's promise of more information about demons, he hesitated before changing his words:
"Still, I do have demands. Tell me how you summoned demons, where Captain Woody's demon materials are, and release these two lesser demons. Give them their freedom."
These were actually two conditions, but putting them together did not seem strange at all, so Shade was not afraid that the other man would see through his true