Hearing that his opponent was most likely a demon, Shade actually breathed a sigh of relief. It might sound arrogant, but he had dealt with Evil Spirit Demons before. This was a familiar kind of opponent.
"Ms. Thorn, besides friends skilled in the power of memory, I also have friends who have inherited the power of Demon Hunters. The next time I come here, we'll hunt that demon together and reclaim your memories."
But the blind witch smiled.
"There's no need to be so tense. If those memories truly cannot be recovered, we needn't take risks. Right now, I feel that the most important thing is to take that child away from here. When you return next time, we can try to search for the demon, but there's no need to take too great a risk. My obsession isn't that deep."
The old women, including Victor, greatly agreed with Lady Thorn's view. The child was what mattered most now. Though Shade agreed with them in his heart, he still handed the [Demon Hunting Seal] to Lady Thorn and reminded her:
"Until I return next time, no one should go out casually unless necessary. That demon seems to want your other memories as well. I just don't know why it didn't appear when we went out earlier."
As the witch accepted the ring, Shade asked another question:
"Speaking of which, Lady Thorn, is there anything unusual about your memories compared to other people's? Did that demon merely choose you by chance, or was there another reason?"
The blind witch shook her head.
"I've considered that question too, but I have no answer."
There were still many unanswered questions concerning Lady Thorn, such as what exactly had protected her in the Sea of Origin. But since there was no answer for the