The two of them were no idiots. They could tell that Triton came over because he wanted to push away responsibility if anything happened. He prioritized his own benefits more than anything else.
Seymour looked at Desmond before smirking and said, "I can't believe you nodded and agreed. You didn't even say anything else. It's so different from your usual attitude. After all, he's clearly telling us that any accidents that happen won't have anything to do with him, and we should be the ones taking responsibility."
Desmond laughed, but the laughter did not reach his eyes. There was a cold glint in them, "Of course, I know what he means. Even if I don't agree, he would use a whole essay to convince you. Don't you know how shrewd he normally is?
"The moment you even try to touch any of his benefits, he will immediately confront you. If you don't agree with him, we'll probably be stuck here for the whole day. Rather than waste our time, it's better to just agree with him. However, if anything does happen in the end, it won't be up to him to decide who the responsibility falls on."
Seymour nodded as he looked at the entrance of the cave. Triton had already disappeared at that moment. However, Seymour still looked over with a mocking gaze.
Triton just seemed like he was being smart. These things were not matters that could be settled just by saying a few things beforehand.
Lourain took a deep breath, "Wow! We finally found a green demon! I was beginning to think that we were in the wrong place!"
Fane smiled and said nothing. He walked forward and started to form seals. Ten Soul Swords materialized in the air. Fane pushed his right hand forward, and the ten Soul Swords merged into one as it shot at the green demon.
The green demon felt a wave of energy coming right at it. It immediately looked up, but the Soul Sword was already in front of it. It could not avoid the attack no matter what! The sword pierced through its chest, and its soul shattered.
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