The Absolutely Impossible Chance That It Was My Problem
In the Master Bedroom on the second floor of the villa, everyone had gathered, including Felix and Daedalus.
Ash did not mind them seeing him log into Sixfold Hell, nor did he care if the Multistar Supreme and the Four Pillar Gods observed him through them. If the Multistar Supreme and the Four Pillar Gods were willing to intervene in this mess, he could not have asked for more.
However, Felix very clearly did not understand what was about to happen. Hiding behind Vishy, she asked timidly, "Is this really okay? If you're going to play... do you have to call me too?"
Vishy moved her to the front and teased her with great interest. "Don't be nervous. There are so many people in line ahead of you that you'll have to wait quite a while. Be clever later. Don't just stand there in a daze. Take the initiative and blend in with everyone, or next time you'll only get to sleep under the bed."
"Stop messing around." Ash said irritably, "I called you here to watch me go to hell."
"Although in every sense of the phrase, everyone would love to see you go to hell, Master." Vishy hugged the nervous Felix, resting his chin on her shoulder. "But I'm guessing you mean going to hell in the literal sense."
"That's right." Ash looked around and said calmly, "I found a clue tonight. I can log into Sixfold Hell again."
"Ash." Vesir's expression was complicated. "You just told me you would think things through carefully and wouldn't take reckless risks, but why are you now..."
Toward the end, Silver Lamp looked at Sword Maiden. Though she did not say the rest aloud, the blame in her eyes fully displayed her