Unlike Ash and the others, who still clung to a bit of luck, Vesir had never counted on Nightmare actually handing the Nightmare Inheritance over to them from the very beginning.
She had long since seen that the Dream Demon—or rather, the Nightmare Angel—had no sincerity whatsoever.
Do not forget, she had been born young into the lawful-evil Robbery Fire Church. Although the Robbery Fire Church also engaged in production and commerce, it had never abandoned its ancestral arts of murder, arson, robbery, and plunder. Speaking of which, Calamity Fire Believers were actually a very contradictory religion. They were cruel and merciless to outsiders, yet they themselves strictly observed their precepts and absolutely did not indulge in greed, lust, or pleasure. Most of the supplies they stole were prioritized for ordinary people who were not artificers. As for the artificer believers, they often cultivated the Asceticism Department and needed only a tiny amount of resources to survive. It could even be said that the treatment of artificers in the Robbery Fire Church was lower than that of ordinary people.
Precisely because they themselves did not profit from robbery, Calamity Fire Believers had no doubt at all about the righteousness of their side. They believed they "committed small evils to accomplish great good," and did not kill and plunder for selfish desire.
Perhaps it was also because of this sense of moral sacrifice, of bearing sin, that the faith of Calamity Fire Believers was incomparably devout. That was why the Robbery Fire Church could support a full five Great Laws and rank among the first-rate sects of the Senro Wasteland.
But regardless of whether the Robbery Fire Church considered itself righteous, one thing was beyond doubt: when it came to plunder, they were a professional team.
Even better, the Robbery Fire