Choosing who to save and who not to save—this was a pointless concern in the first place. Chi-Woo had reverted everything back to the way it should’ve been before the Sernitas invaded Liber, except for a few exceptions. As a result, several destroyed countries and tribes, including kingdoms as well as the empire that originally ruled Liber, were revived. Of course, not everyone was 100 percent revived, and the Demon Empire and the Abyss were good examples. At this point, it was safe to say that the ruler of the Demon Empire was Shersha. Although this position was meaningless when the Demon Empire had already fallen, Chi-Woo still asked for Shersha’s opinion, who had the absolute trust of the remaining demons.1

It might be beneficial to not revive the Demon Empire for the sake of Liber’s humanity, but Chi-Woo had promised Shersha, “Tell me who to save and not to save to rebuild the Demon Empire you dream of.”0

Shersha immediately opened her mouth as if she had already thought about this matter. “This is enough.” Surprisingly, Shersha did not want Bael to be revived.0

“What about Bael? You said only Bael can open the way to the devildom.”0

“That path. I want you to open it.”0

“Well, that can work…but would you really be alright?”0

“I wasn’t able to change Bael’s mind in the end,” Shersha replied with a clear voice....0