"Didn't you bring your subordinates back? You should have learned what happened from them, too, shouldn't you?" Sona Sitri said.
Azazel nodded and smiled. "That's right, I heard about it from Kokabiel and those guys. But you know that even my own subordinates would betray me. How could I trust what they said? Naturally, it's better to see it for myself."
"Do you think a single word of negligence is enough to put this incident to rest?" Serafall said unhappily. Her adorable little sister had nearly been put in mortal danger. The fact that she had not declared war outright was already being polite.
Michael said, "The main issue isn't that. It's Kokabiel's motive. Could it be that he harbored dissatisfaction toward you?"
"Yes, that's right. You could tell from the video as well, couldn't you? He was extremely dissatisfied after the war ended. I have no interest in war.433."
Azazel said, "We can discuss that afterward. If necessary, I'll offer compensation as well. Kokabiel has been frozen at the lowest level of Hell, suffering the Eternal Freezing Punishment. Miss Rias, Miss Sona, and their peerages are all safe and sound. The Demonic Swords have also been recovered by the Church's people. In the end, only the Fallen Angels suffered considerable losses. Although the Fallen Angel officers didn't die, they're practically as good as dead."
"Of course, this incident was caused by my negligence. I nearly triggered a major disaster. That was my fault, and there's no denying it. I have no intention of evading responsibility. But this meeting isn't a tribunal. We came here for peace, didn't we? Everyone should openly state their thoughts and reach a conclusion all three sides are satisfied with. If necessary, I'll concede some benefits, but I can't sacrifice the interests of my entire