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Although he already had a fairly accurate guess about the sender, Klein asked one more question before opening the letter, just to be safe:
"Who sent it?"
Reinette Tinekerr's four blond, red-eyed heads spoke in turn:
"The filthy..." "dark..." "vessel..." "..."
That nickname... Klein was so taken aback that he failed to immediately connect Trissy with Miss Messenger's description.
But on closer consideration, the description was quite apt.
As far as Klein knew, this Demoness, who had been renamed Trissy Cheek, was very likely one of the mediums for the Primordial Demoness's awakening or descent.
In that case, calling her a "vessel" was not unreasonable.
And anyone with sufficient knowledge of the mystical world knew that the Primordial Demoness was an evil god, known as the "Final One" who ended everything. Her purpose was to bring about the apocalypse and destroy everything, and she held partial authority over emotions and emotion-related desires. Describing her as filthy and dark was not entirely apt, but it was understandable.
Likewise, filthy and dark could also describe Trissy, who had been contaminated to some extent by an evil god.
An angel indeed, daring to speak of the Primordial Demoness like that... Klein silently marveled, then moved to unfold the letter and read it.
Just then, he suddenly remembered something and hurriedly looked at Miss Messenger.
"How did the sender react to you?"
"She..." "was very..." "afraid..." Three of Reinette Tinekerr's heads spoke in succession. The one that did not get a turn could only open its mouth briefly.
Klein's expression grew a little more solemn. Choosing his words, he asked:
"Did you mark her?"
The head of Reinette Tinekerr that had not managed to speak earlier answered first:
"No..."
The remaining three blond, red-eyed heads immediately added:
"Because..." "she..." "had..."
"The Primordial..." "Demoness's..."