"Are you seriously going to argue with me over even this? Ohohoho!"
"Ohohoho!"
"Ohohoho!"
As the two Little Princesses nearly came to blows, only Victoria looked as though nothing had happened.
After his initial surprise, Dark did not fully believe the God of Wisdom's words. Although Ergane had sounded extremely rational when she spoke, it was not impossible that she had fallen into self-abandonment after coming to understand her own existence.
Moreover, her words were noticeably devoid of warmth.
If he truly followed her suggestion and defined their relationship in terms of superiority and inferiority, he would likely lose her trust very quickly.
—As expected of the God of Wisdom. She had buried a trap in just a few words!
Once Dark calmed down, he instead became wary of the God of Wisdom.
He suddenly realized that he seemed never to have regarded the God of Wisdom as a threat from the very beginning.
Subconsciously, he had believed that no matter how wise the God of Wisdom was, she was only a newly born consciousness—like an infant who needed care, not vigilance.
He had experienced too many similar situations, so he had unconsciously treated the God of Wisdom as though she were one of the Magic Spirits... at most, someone like Victoria.
But his past experience had instead clouded his judgment.
The Magic Spirits would not naturally understand language, writing, and a certain degree of worldly common sense the moment they gained intelligence.
To put it in one phrase, the current Ergane truly possessed innate knowledge.
Thus, the issue of Ergane's "loyalty" would give rise to an unprecedented tug-of-war!
Fortunately, he would not be facing the God of Wisdom alone.
Professor Kazel, along with everyone in the Snake of Wisdom, would serve as his support.
In that brief