He felt fairly reassured about Mirror's request.
After all, of his three servants, Mirror was the only Weird with a human heart. As for what the other two might do if they went to the real world, that was much harder to say.
"No problem. You're all free to do what you want."
Lin En was very lenient.
But then his expression turned serious. He glanced sideways at the three of them and laid down a firm boundary.
"However, let me make this clear beforehand. Although I founded this organization on a whim, I don't want you making a huge splash and letting everyone know about it right from the start, only to bring me a pile of unnecessary trouble. In particular, I don't want information about me leaked this early."
"So if you can't manage that, don't blame me for showing you no mercy. Understood?"
They immediately dropped to one knee and said:
"Yes, Master! We will follow your instructions to the letter and never betray your trust!"
Lin En had thought this through carefully.
He knew his own situation very well. Although they regarded him as an Outer God of extremely high standing, if he actually encountered this world's strongest fighters, they could wipe him out in minutes.
Never mind the genuine Great Demons-even Ophiel would immediately banish him back to the Warp if they really fought.
This wasn't just a problem with his Vessel.
He knew perfectly well that his true body's strength was still nowhere near enough to let him run wild.
So if he really lost his Vessel and was banished back to the Warp, he would probably have no choice but to settle down with that Valkyrie, trapped there for the rest of his life, churning out babies.
That was absolutely not the life