Lucinil wasn’t the type to interfere much. She did not seem to mind if I did something unrelated to the reconstruction of the Demon Realm. She wasn’t particularly interested in what I was doing, but offered as much help as she could. In this case, though…0

“Well, in this situation, wouldn’t it be normal to talk about resurrecting your father or something? I mean, isn’t that the duty of a child, Archdemon? Even a homunculus vampire knows that much,” Lucinil said, seemingly unable to comprehend my stance.0

The idea of wanting to destroy the part of his soul that had merged with someone else’s soul was indeed a rebellious thought.0

Lucinil stared at me as if trying to read something unreadable.0

‘Do I have to tell her unbelievable stories like I did with Eleris?’0

“It seems like it’s not because you’re worried you won’t be the leader if the Demon King is resurrected… Well, you must have your reasons,” Lucinil said, crossing her arms as if she wasn’t going to pry further.0

“Anyway, I don’t know whose soul he implanted part of his soul into, but my opinion remains the same. If you try to split the soul apart again, they’ll end up as two mixed entities, and will not return to their original state. Of course, I can’t guarantee that the two resulting entities will be sane.”0

Returning a soul to its...0