"No, this place doesn't suit me." Rumia shook her head. "If the threat monsters pose to humans lessens—heh, if there are only humans left, then the strife and darkness born within humanity will only grow stronger. The outside world is what suits me."
"Is that so...? Then if you get bored, you can come play here. You're welcome anytime." Yakumo Yukari chuckled and shook her head. She understood humans very well too. The struggles between monsters were natural competition, the survival of the fittest, while conflict among humans was more often born from selfish desires, profit, and such.
That was also why Rumia ate humans. Though humans were weaker than monsters, the darkness born in their hearts was far more intense.
"We'll talk about it then." Rumia waved a hand carelessly. As if recalling something, she looked outside. "Oh, right. When I came here, I noticed there seem to be quite a few humans around. I'm full, but I wouldn't mind having a few extra snacks. Want me to deal with them for you?"
"Oh?" Yakumo Yukari raised her head and glanced at Jiu Ming, who was leaning against the doorframe, then smiled softly. "Well, there's no need. Monsters can't survive without humans either, can they? Wouldn't it be nice to let some humans develop here?"
"Tch, you really do treat him well." Rumia clicked her tongue and simply stood up. "All right, you're neither dead nor sick, so I'm leaving."
"Hoho, have a smooth journey~" Yakumo Yukari extended the arm holding her Folding Fan from beneath the covers and waved it at Rumia, who had reached the doorway. Her entire arm was smooth and delicate, making Jiu Ming's eyelids twitch. She wasn't wearing clothes at all!!?
Without looking back, Rumia waved behind her. Her figure gradually faded away and