Watching Adam, the Sun God, temporarily resolve everyone's hidden dangers, Rejedo left. After all, there was nothing else entertaining to watch if he stayed.
"I'd originally hoped he would stay a little longer."
Amon looked somewhat regretful.
Sastiel turned his head in confusion.
"You needed something from him?"
For the time being, whenever the other party gave negative scores, he seemed to display only a positive side, aside from the occasional harmless prank. But he was far too transcendentally powerful.
It could be said that if he wanted to do anything, they would have absolutely no ability to resist.
Therefore, if possible, Sastiel would rather avoid any unnecessary contact with him.
"There are a few things I wanted to ask about, such as whether I can resell the Beyonder items on the list... and so on."
As soon as Amon said that, both Sastiel and Adam, the Sun God, showed disapproving expressions.
Of course, they could see the prices listed as well. They were
"Alright, alright, I know it's risky, even if the contract doesn't explicitly say so. And the principle that anything not prohibited by law is permitted doesn't entirely apply to powerful people who aren't bound or restrained by collective forces."
Yet as he spoke, Amon spread his hands.
"But this really is a potentially lucrative source of income. I'd only be skirting the edge of the rules, and I wouldn't cheat the poor or the good. What if I sold them to the Laser Society and the Witch Cult at several times the market price?"
Medici snorted at that.
"And then have some of the murders and evil they commit counted against you?"
Uroboros gave Amon a bland glance and vanished from where he stood. Uroboros left as well, leaving only Adam, the Sun God, standing quietly