Genoa looked at Irina gravely. "The enemy is Kokabiel, one of the Fallen Angels' leaders. To be honest, it'll be difficult to recover the three holy swords with just our strength. The chance of making it back safely is only thirty percent."
"Didn't we know from the start that the odds were only thirty percent? We came here prepared to sacrifice ourselves."
"The higher-ups sent us here with the assumption that we would die from the very beginning. In other words, what difference does this so-called thirty percent chance make? We were treated as disposable pawns from the start, sent to carry out an almost impossible mission." Genoa stared straight at Irina Shido.
"But isn't that what we believers truly desire?" Irina's gaze flickered, but her resolve remained unshakable.
Chen Fan listened to their conversation without any change in expression, though he was slightly surprised inside. Genoa, who constantly talked about killing demons, seemed to have less faith in God than Irina Shido, who was somewhat scatterbrained and did not harbor much hostility toward demons.
"As long as this man joins us, our chances of reclaiming the holy swords will rise dramatically. What does it matter if we lose one or two holy swords?"
"Hey, hey! You really know how to use people. We're not that close, are we?"
Genoa said, "We're not close. I'll remember the humiliation you brought us for the rest of my life. But the holy swords are useless to you. The Church, the angels, and the Fallen Angels will all come after you because of them. Even if you destroy them, you might still be troubled. Maybe you don't care, but using the Church's name is the most suitable option. Even if the holy swords are destroyed by demons, at least Rias Gremory will never