Rosero really was a very interesting Devil.
Hill could actually guess why Aislin had stubbornly chosen to stay in Sia Tower even though she knew following him might be better for her... she had been influenced by the Silver Moon Goddess within her soul, who had yet to fully awaken.
Given Aislin's willpower, it was perfectly normal for her to treat that goddess's will as her own thoughts.
But in truth, staying in Sia Tower was the most disadvantageous choice for her.
Did she really think Glasya would simply leave her alone... even if that Hell princess believed she was merely another version of herself that had slipped out of her control... did that mean Glasya had no way to deal with her?
Glasya must have been confident that she could suppress her at any moment, which was why she dared act so arrogantly.
It was only that, to the Hell princess now, Asmodeus's fury—provoked beneath her very nose by Scorching Flame—was more important.
She was not even afraid that she had tampered with the so-called remains of the Silver Moon Goddess... she had never stopped such petty schemes and little tricks. Since the Lord of Hell had allowed her to remain in this world, as long as she did not make a mess beyond Asmodeus's bottom line, she would not suffer much punishment.
At worst, she would be locked up again~
Glasya was actually somewhat fearless because she had something to rely on.
But once she personally witnessed how the Lord of Hell had fallen into misfortune, every little mistake would become evidence of her guilt.
Asmodeus would definitely take his anger out on her.
There had originally been Fengo to share some of her sins, but unfortunately, he had clearly really not seen it.
Of course, even if