If nothing else, at this point in time, Zarathu should still be trapped in the "Night Country".

After returning from the sea, Louise gave Klein the recipe for the potion of the "Sorcerer" early, so that he did not need to venture into the church of St. Samuel, and naturally he would not be sent to the "Night Country", and finally "had to release" Zarathu.

Of course, this probably upset the "Goddess of the Night" set-up, but this change was inconspicuous to Louise, who did not take it to heart.

However, now the "Goddess of the Night" has suddenly put Zarathu on the table as a bargaining chip, which makes people a little confused.

Well, although the entire "Fool" path is used as a bargaining chip or an exaggeration by the "Goddess of the Night", it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a toy.

Having said that, the "Goddess of the Night" can't just take it upon herself to imprison Zarathu and then release him at will, right? He must have had something else in mind.

After all, Zarathu is also one of the pieces of the puzzle needed for the promotion of the "fool".

It's a pity that Louise doesn't know what this has to do with herself, and it is difficult to understand the deep meaning of this for a while, and she is quite hesitant.

But it's useless to keep the Grim Reaper's ring, she has to hand it over anyway, she knows this, but at least she has to see some money back!

If you have to give up the Ring of Death just because of the name "Zarathu", wouldn't the "Admiral of Hell" die in vain?

So, Louise decided to hold her hand, and she smiled faintly, and then said:

"Are you in a hurry? Can you give me some time to think about it? ”

Azik was not angry, although he should have been the nominal owner of the Death Ring, but now he was no longer the former "Death Archon" after all, so he just nodded lightly and replied in the affirmative:

"Of course, it's your right."

Now it was Louise's turn to be surprised, she curiously glanced at Azik, who was calm and not like a fake, and wondered:

"You don't seem to be keen on that?"

When Azk heard this, he suddenly sighed, and said in a slightly helpless tone:

"I prefer my current self to the 'Death Archon' of the Quaternary Period, just because my fate is not yet complete, otherwise I would probably live in seclusion and live a normal and ordinary life again."

Another big guy who doesn't want to fight anymore. Hey, why do you say "again"?

Louise counted carefully in her heart, first of all, Hermes, who had been an angel for thousands of years, almost never tried the possibility of promotion, and even the former "utopian dragon" seemed to be less confident, not to mention Pales, who even lost his body, and now he had to add a "death archon" Azq.

Perhaps, in the chaotic and crazy extraordinary world, perhaps the choices of these people are the real enviable part, but unfortunately there are still people who are wrapped up in fate and are sliding all the way to the unknowable end.

Suddenly there was an idea of wanting to retire immediately, but in fact she couldn't help herself, Louise shook her head bitterly, no longer thinking about this impossibility, and promised softly:

"I'll get back to you as soon as possible, maybe you can rest with me for two days."

Azk thought silently for a while, and finally shook his head and declined:

"Thank you for the invitation, but Klein needs help with some things in the Southern Continent, so I won't bother, waiting for your news at any time."

What's going on in the Southern Continent lately, that Klein guy is causing trouble again? Louise was a little curious, but she didn't want to bother to delve into it, so she just nodded and answered, and then sighed with emotion:

"Hopefully, we will always be what we want to be."

Azk's gaze gradually softened, the corners of his mouth rose and he smiled warmly, waved his hand and said "goodbye", and then left through the spirit world.

The next day, Louise, who had been thinking for no avail, walked into St. Samuel's Cathedral.

As the saying goes, everything is determined to find the gods, as an officially certified pious believer in the night, Louise of course has to uphold this fine tradition, so she directly found the head of Archbishop St. Anthony in one step.

It can be seen that Mr. Archbishop seems to be a little surprised, but he still warmly entertains the guests, personally brings two cups of black tea, and asks with a smile:

"Why do you have to come to me today?"

When I came to the church, I didn't even bother to do the most basic prayers, and went directly underground to find the archbishop, if I had been other believers, I am afraid that I would have been kicked out long ago, and it is only Louise who dared to be so unscrupulous.

But she didn't respond to the greetings, but asked herself:

"Why didn't you see Leonard, that kid went on a mission?"

Anthony knows a lot about Louise, and some of the information comes from Miss Daly, the "psychic", but it's strange why Louise mentioned Leonard abruptly, and in such a deliberate way?

Mr. Archbishop, of course, remembered Leonard, and was often concerned about him, and after a little thought, he replied truthfully:

"No, Leonard's 'Red Glove' team is in the recuperation stage."

Louise nodded, quickly changing the subject and moving on:

"There is one main thing I want to consult with Mr. Archbishop."

Anthony replied with a calm expression and a smile:

"Tell me, I know everything."

Everything? Hehe, you didn't have this attitude before Louise scolded a sentence, and then said:

"I wonder how much Mr. Archbishop knows about Zarathu?"

Zarathu, Anthony couldn't help but be stunned when he heard this name, although he had never experienced the years of strife in the Quaternary Age, but as a high-ranking church, of course he was no stranger to the legendary name of Zarathu.

But what puzzled Mr. Archbishop was that with Louise's strength and mysterious circle of friends, if she wanted to understand Zarathu, there were many ways to achieve her goal, so why bother to seek advice from herself?

What's more, this time, the goddess did not send down any oracles, and Anthony himself was also ignorant of the history of the Quaternary, so he didn't dare to get an axe, so he said humbly:

"I don't know much, except that the Zarathu family has long since disappeared, and their ancestors are nowhere to be found."

Nowhere to be found, the archbishop of the "Night" family, describing Zarathu like this, has a feeling of black humor.

Judging from this answer, Anthony probably didn't know what was going on, and the "Goddess of the Night" probably didn't give him any instructions. Louise, who had come to this judgment, was surprised in her heart, raised her glass and drank her black tea, and as her thoughts turned, she then spoke tentatively:

"I wonder if there is any record of Zarathu in the church, can I see it?"

Anthony was surprised by this request, and secretly muttered in his heart:

"Why doesn't this 'witch' see anything outside! She is not at the top of the church. ”

But after a short silence, Mr. Archbishop calmly said:

"Of course, please wait a while, I'll go find the relevant information for you."

"Thank you, Mr. Archbishop, then." Louise stood up, looking very grateful, and watched Anthony walk out of his office.

Anthony left, but there were still two people in the room, because Louise noticed that at some point, there was an extra beautiful woman in the corner of the room.

His slightly hollow eyes were looking softly at him, and a smile was on his lips.