Everything was handled perfectly, but the way it ended made me feel kind of uncomfortable. Actually, I was more happy than frustrated. In the end, everything had gone the way I wanted it to go, aside from Jin Cheong’s escape. The fact that the demon summoner was alive made me feel anxious, and I was sure the people of Laios felt the same. We submitted an official request to the Republic to hand over the demon summoner, Jin Cheong, but we still haven’t received a reply. All we heard was that they were going to take a closer look into the situation, but of course, that was just a bullshit excuse. There was nothing they could do about this situation. The location where we confronted the demon had essentially vanished, and all traces were gone aside from a few lights. To make things worse, Laios imposed a travel ban on the members of the Republic.

The only remaining evidence was Ito Sota’s conviction and the scenes we filmed that the goddess’ mirror had revealed, so it was impossible for them to look even closer into the situation. Unfortunately, the fact that they gave that excuse...