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No one wanted to watch themselves being treated while fully conscious.

Hmm, afterward, she would also have to consider how to coax... no, persuade Theresa to come over for treatment.

"..."

Ascalon said nothing further.

She could tell that the White Horns Sarkaz had no will to fight.

But her swordsmanship was far too formidable.

Even a sudden outburst--

Would be enough to inflict considerable casualties upon Babel's members.

"That's enough."

She brought the White Horns Sarkaz to an open space.

Skadi pointed her greatsword at her.

"Draw your sword."

The Abyssal Hunter said so.

"...There is no need. I should bear responsibility for my sins."

Kuisaxinna shook her head.

Even though she knew that without drawing her sword, she would be no match for the girl before her.

But atonement was supposed to be like this.

Zerg had suffered that kind of thing, yet he still treated her with such gentleness and concern.

Kuisaxinna felt herself falling.

That was a pure deity who could never possibly exist in Kazdel.

Having been redeemed by him--

Could she be an apostle chosen by that deity?

No, she should not entertain such brazen, disrespectful thoughts.

The White Horns Sarkaz clasped her hands together in a praying gesture.

She would bring Liz here.

Kuisaxinna made up her mind.

Liz was also one of her sins.

She should atone for that as well.

"..."

Skadi remained silent.

"Draw your sword."

Then she repeated herself.

"No."

Kuisaxinna shook her head.

"..."

The vigilant Ascalon beside them parted her lips slightly.

What exactly had happened down there?

The female assassin was utterly shaken.

The female swordswoman she had seen earlier was now refusing to draw her sword.

And what was this unforgivable sin she had spoken of?

Did Kal'tsit know?

Otherwise, why would she be so