The magic cards I made are absolutely flawless!

Because so far, most of the traitors in the demon realm have been hybrid demons with other bloodlines, they can occasionally develop feelings that are completely different from those of pure demons.

A pure demon is a creature that cannot comprehend guilt or remorse. Malice and desire are the instincts that drive their actions. Even if a demon were to betray another demon for amusement, it is impossible for any demon to genuinely want to help humanity, unless it is one whose mind is completely broken.

Delois, on the other hand, is clearly a pure-blooded demon, as only he could pass the hospital's examination.

It was later replaced by Dekan in the Shadow World.

"interesting……"

Dekan stared at the young nurse as if he had discovered a rare creature.

Compared to Delois, who wanted to understand humanity, Dekan was more interested in understanding demons, creatures that could no longer be found in the present world.

He wanted to dispel the misunderstandings people had about him and make them think less of him as a demon.

He felt perfectly fine, but everyone else seemed to think there was something wrong with him.

This shows that there is a misunderstanding.

Therefore, Dekan needs to clearly and accurately distinguish the difference between humans and demons from an academic perspective in order to prove to everyone that he has no problems.

Dekan has even come up with his graduation thesis.

Let's start from the perspective of demons and humans.

He even aims to compile a textbook on "Demonology" to popularize it to everyone.

However, Dekan was already tired of studying ordinary demons.

After confronting all the demons he had encountered before, Dekan concluded that pure-blooded demons were almost incapable of understanding human emotions.

However, there was one special case, the master craftsman, which made Dekan very distressed about the conclusion.

How exactly did she come to understand it? What was the process? What conditions were required? Or what price did she pay to come to understand all of this?

This problem can be said to be the only difficulty that Dekan's project has not been able to overcome.

It would be great to have a research subject.

However, given the demons Dekan had encountered—the likes of Bachcher and Olive—Dekan simply didn't believe that experimenting on such creatures would make them understand human emotions.

Even if we experiment for a lifetime, we probably won't succeed.

This little nurse seems to possess qualities that set her apart from ordinary demons.

She may have already taken a big step forward in understanding humanity compared to other demons.

Besides being an excellent tool demon in her own right, Dekan was even more convinced that this girl was a rare academic subject.

Dekan, who originally planned to use and discard this foolish devil after the little nurse succumbed to desire, gradually became convinced that Eve had some other value.

Just as Dekan was hesitating whether to try seduction again with [Three Corpses Frenzy] or take the intimidation route with [Batchell's Sword of Despair]...

"If you can agree to one condition, I will help you wholeheartedly and never betray you."

The young nurse seemed to have mustered all her courage as she stared at Dekan and spoke.

Although she was trembling all over, she seemed determined to take a gamble with her life on the line.

She seemed to have anticipated Dekan's thoughts all along—

Dekan has just changed his mind and won't let her off easily.

Rather than defying such a great demon and waiting for a tragic end, it's better to try and seize the opportunity to escape this calamity.

"Oh? Tell me about it."

Dekan was clearly interested in the nurse's suggestion, making no attempt to hide his true feelings in his expression and tone.

The nurse swallowed hard.

As I suspected, this great demon was interested in me.

If that's the case, then there's still room for negotiation.

However, every word he utters from now on could potentially lead to his death.

This is a desperate gamble.

"I bet you're leaving after you've earned enough demon points with me, right?"

The nurse asked.

“Go on.”

Normally, if a nurse said something like that, Dekan's first reaction would be to get rid of her.

But at this moment, there was no threat in Dekan's words.

"Although I don't know what you're planning, I can guess that you're plotting something that will get you killed. And as your accomplice, I'll be executed even if I stay in the hospital."

The young nurse, as if prepared to die, said...

"Even if I make money, I need to be alive to spend it. I want you to guarantee my safety and take me with you when the end, and send me to a safe place."

"Hahaha, you devil are so funny!"

After hearing what the nurse said, Dekan finally burst out laughing.

She truly possesses a level of rationality far exceeding that of ordinary demons!

Unlike any of the demons before him, Dekan did not choose to succumb to desire or submit to oppression. Instead, he rationally and carefully considered and analyzed the problem.

Indeed, if she succumbed to her own desires.

Dekan will keep her promise and make her rich, but she will also be executed by the hospital because of her greed.

This is the fate that Dekan brings to the greedy.

However, the young nurse successfully escaped this fate through her wisdom and courage, and even won Dekan's favor.

If there truly is a demon capable of understanding humans at the fastest speed, it would undoubtedly be a demon like her who lacks aggression and is highly rational!

Dekan even began to wonder if meeting this young nurse was part of Deloitte's original plan.

So Dekan looked at her seriously and said:

“I’ve made up my mind. I will guarantee your safety and take you to a place where you are absolutely safe. Then our contract will be complete.”

The young nurse was somewhat skeptical of Dekan's rapid change in attitude.

But she nodded nonetheless, choosing to trust Dekan without much hesitation.

"Why do I feel like she's the resolute young woman who fights against demons with wit and courage, while you're the great demon trying to lure humanity into the abyss?"

After witnessing the dialogue between Dekan and Eve, the master felt as if he were watching a classic play.

There seems to be a problem with the character.

The director is somewhat ill.

"How could that be? He's clearly a brave young man who's using his positive and healthy values ​​to reform a demon."

"Yeah……"

"Obviously."

"And did you soften your heart just now?"

Logically, Dekan should have made the treaty more unequal.

Moreover, it seems that even if Eve didn't dare to say those words, Dekan didn't actually intend to harm her.

"Absolutely not."

Dekan and his master chatted in their minds.

As for Eve.

Dekan will not only see things through to the end and fulfill his promises.

I'm also planning to give her a surprise.

It's just about taking her to a safe place.

Is the territory of Cardinal Lenn of the Holy Church safe?

Absolutely safe.

Dekan was already looking forward to seeing her expression when she arrived in the Lunn territory.

He knows how to enjoy life.

"Let's go, I need to submit my application for a cross-departmental appointment."

Dekan gestured for Eve to move aside and stop blocking the door.

His plan was just one step away from completion, which involved all the preparatory work.

However, according to Eve, such volunteer applications don't take long to be approved.

Presumably, we can begin to gradually take over this hospital today.

The great demon inside the hospital had no time to realize the strange changes that were about to occur there...

……

Inside a ward on the sixth floor.

"traitor……!"

"Why……?"

Faint and uneasy murmurs echoed in the dimly lit room.

Her voice was sometimes filled with gritted teeth, and sometimes with utter confusion.

The gray-haired devil lying on the hospital bed unconsciously gripped the sheets tightly with both hands.

next second.

Something seemed to have woken her up, causing her breathing to become steady.

She slowly opened her eyes, and weakly propped herself up to sit up.

Her eyes were somewhat vacant, as if she was still recalling the dream she had just had and had not yet fully emerged from it.

I also feel a bit lost.