The Book of Law
"What are his hobbies?" Laura Stuart asked.
Stiyl pursed his lips and frowned. "Supreme Bishop, are you trying to win him over? You're already asking about his hobbies. People might misunderstand and think you're interested in that man."
"Why not? Aleister must want to win him over too. There must be some major secret hidden within him."
Stiyl sighed. "Fine, I'll tell you. His hobby is girls. All kinds of girls are always appearing around him. Based on my deduction, your current appearance completely fits his tastes."
Laura Stuart's face reddened slightly. She spat softly and said, "So he's a pervert. Why did you say he's a good person?"
"Didn't I say he's a lowly good person?" Stiyl said.
"He likes beautiful women? Have Kansai Kazari seduce him..." Laura Stuart seemed to mutter to herself.
"Supreme Bishop, that's enough. I don't have time to accompany some lovesick young girl discussing another man. If you called me out just to talk about this, please return to the church. I won't reveal any more information than necessary," Stiyl said. Ever since learning that it was the Supreme Bishop who had erased Index's memories, Stiyl had learned to hold something back. Right now, Chen Fan's power was all he could rely on. He would say what he could, but what he could not say, he would not say.
Laura Stuart did not seem to mind Stiyl contradicting her. "How rude! Of course not. I simply felt that we had plenty of time, so I casually talked about other things. And what do you mean, lovesick young girl? We're discussing serious business now. You've heard of the Book of Law, haven't you?"
"That's the name of a grimoire, right? I remember the author's name was Edward Alexander, while his other