Even if everything the king had done was perfectly reasonable, he could not avoid being branded with the charge of "failure of oversight."
In other words, he bore an inescapable responsibility for the entire incident.
Moreover, everyone knew that what Charles had summoned was certainly no ordinary "evil god."
The phenomenon that had appeared when the Demon God's will awakened, along with the oppressive aura it exuded, all proved that it was anything but ordinary.
But because of the old king's forceful actions, no one had clearly questioned him at the time. Everyone was waiting for the old king's answer.
What exactly had Charles intended to summon—what "evil god"?
What kind of "evil god" had made those remnants of the Demon Race dare to take such enormous risks, even sacrificing themselves?
And what had ultimately happened? Where had the summoned "evil god" gone?
Although Charles claimed that his summoning had ultimately failed, no one could simply believe him because he said so.
And there was still a "Demon King" parasitizing Charles's body! One was a "Demon King" that had returned from the Underworld.
The other was an "evil god" that radiated such a terrifying aura.
As for these two... [garbled]. But since the following day was the final day of the "World Cup," everyone—
—gave them one day.
Even if they failed to learn anything within that day, there was still the god Hermes, who would be awakened by the true "God-Summoning Ritual"!
Let the gods judge everything.
But Dark still came.
As the true "victim" of this incident, it was only natural for Dark Dimon to pay a visit.
Moreover, he was merely a duke's son, not a duke himself. By either sentiment or reason, it could not be considered making a mountain out of a molehill.
Thus,