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After saying that, not only did Amon fall silent again, but even Klein himself felt that his attitude seemed a little too arrogant.
He spent three seconds reflecting on himself, but he would feel no guilt toward a Mythical Creature like Amon. His reflection was merely a reminder to speak less like that in the future. If he angered Amon, even if he did not die, he would still suffer.
Although Amon had said he would not kill him, who would really dare to trust the God of Deceit's words completely?
Klein had not been subjected to Deep Parasitism, so he could certainly attempt to escape. But he also knew very well that Amon could gather his Avatars at any time to attain the status and strength of Sequence 2, something he could not contend with head-on.
Moreover, the Marauder was known as Error, a loophole, a bug. His powers were strange and bizarre, impossible to guard against. Klein believed that almost none of the methods of saving himself that he could ordinarily think of would work.
I can't give up on escaping. Relying on the fact that he won't kill me and acting without restraint might be playing right into his hands... Besides, even without killing me, it would be easy to imprison me somewhere forever and keep tormenting me.
I can only remain patient and wait for an opportunity I can exploit... In the meantime, I'll keep making attempts to observe Amon's responses... Yes, there's another issue I have to watch out for: I can't trust Amon's words too much.
He might not be lying, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's telling the whole truth.
As these thoughts ran through Klein's mind, he planned to continue "chatting" with Amon and ask about the Dark Angel, Sasrir.
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