This is outrageous!

However, the saying "a scholar can be killed but not humiliated" did not work for Delois!

If you offend this thing that shouldn't exist in this world, it will never give you a chance to escape to hell.

When they declare that they want to do good, they have already lost all dignity as demons.

What's the point of struggling anymore?

A sense of desolation welled up in Pusser's heart. He could only suppress the bitterness, force a smile, and reply:

"Thank you for giving me this name."

This answer clearly pleased Dekan greatly.

No one will dislike a sincere and pragmatic guy!

"Alright, Pusser, now that you've chosen the right side, I will grant your wish as a gift to celebrate your reformation and rebirth."

"Dekan said."

Upon hearing this, Pusser looked at Dekan with some surprise.

Delois's gift?

"I heard from my sister that you actually really want to be the corps commander of an army group?"

Dekan looked at Pusser with a half-smile and asked.

"No!...I'm sorry, I did have that thought, but not anymore."

Pusser knew he couldn't lie, so he gave up trying to justify himself.

“I can have my sister hand over the position of corps commander of the Ninth Army to you.”

"No!! I can't take it! I dare not covet this position!"

Even if Delois and Talomatti were willing to give it to him, would Pusser dare to accept it?

Dekan nodded, seemingly deep in thought.

He also taught the devil the virtues of contentment and self-control.

According to Cornelia's "Happy Bible," this is the right thing to do.

"Yes, I am very pleased... Consider this a reward for you. Indeed, the Ninth Army, which is more geared towards reserve strategy, is not a good fit for you. Your talents should be showcased in the First Army."

Dekan pondered.

"What...did you say?"

Pusser's heart skipped a beat.

He felt that every conversation he had with Deloitte was extremely dangerous.

Because you can't guess whether Dolois will want to lead him to heaven or hell in the next second.

"You must have overheard my conversation with my friend Morpes. Next, I'll be dealing with Irenos of the First Army. You'll be helping me, won't you?"

Dekan then led Pusser on a stroll through the spacious room.

"But, but..."

Pusser probably understands what Delois means!

Delois wanted him to drag Irenos into this mess!

Even if Pusser had originally dared to make a move against the commander of the Ninth Army Corps.

They never even considered the most rebellious legion commander in the past—the First Army Corps Commander, Irenos, who was destroyed.

It was precisely because he knew Irenos's power that a deep, instinctive fear was planted in Pusser's heart.

Seeing Pusser's cowardly appearance, Dekan slapped him on the back.

"Let me ask you, if I were your boss now, and I decided to put Irenos on trial, would he still be scary?"

"No, he's not scary..."

Indeed, compared to Delois, the calamity of "great love," Irenos, the destroyer of destruction, is hardly a dangerous fellow.

Moreover, dead demons pose no threat.

When Delois set his sights on Irenos, Irenos had no hope.

But Pusser couldn't understand it.

You could have easily killed Irenos, so why are you making things difficult for me?!

He looked at Dekan with a mixture of sadness and despair.

Dekan seemed to understand Pusser's inner turmoil and unease.

He shook his head in disappointment.

"Do you think I would risk my life for a mere Irenos of Destruction?"

Pusser was taken aback when he heard this.

Then, as if suddenly realizing something, he replied:

"No, that's not befitting your position. You are the mastermind behind the scenes... If you were to intervene personally, it would be tantamount to overturning the chessboard..."

Dekan showed no reservation in appreciating this answer:

"Hmm, that's a good analogy. No wonder you're the Chief of Staff of the First Army Group. The outcome would take away all the fun for me, since I don't like fighting and killing."

"So, you want me to be your pawn to defeat Irenos of Destruction?"

Pusser swallowed hard. If his idea was correct, he might be able to get a lot of help from Delois.

"No. It's replacement."

Dekan smiled and squinted as he spoke.

This look, which would normally send chills down Pusser's spine, also made his heart race with excitement.

replace?

In other words, Delois intended to promote him to the position of commander of the First Army Corps.

Place it back where it was originally.

Pusser wouldn't even dare to think about such a thing.

However, with Delois's backing now, this doesn't seem impossible!

But what if Deloitte is just playing a trick on him?

After all, Pusser's relationship with Deloitte was by no means equal!

He knew that Delois loved to exploit the desires of demons, guiding them step by step until they willingly walked into an abyss of no return!

Dekan smiled and sighed:

“I know you’ve lost the ability to discern magic for a while and are feeling a bit out of sorts and uncomfortable, but you must understand that whether you’re human or demon, you should use your brain and heart to judge what’s real and what’s fake, instead of relying on magic.”

Dekan had no intention of deliberately harming enemies who had been subdued and turned to his own side.

As for the enemy's fate, that will be determined by something called "luck".

After all, if one day Dekan needs to use it as a pawn, the loopholes in the agreement will burst out instantly and fatally, like cracks under high pressure.

Dekan continued:

“Pusser, I promise you, if you ever encounter danger, I will do everything in my power to help you and ensure your safety. Is my promise enough to put your mind at ease?”

"!"

Pusser was startled by what he heard.

After a quick thought, he nodded firmly and replied:

"I understand."

Demons who know the history of the demon realm all know this.

Despite his notorious reputation, Deloitte has always been meticulous about keeping his promises.

Even if his promises might have loopholes, Deloitte will fulfill his promises exactly as they were made, as long as they are not flawed.

The agreement we just reached.

Even if there are some unseen hidden dangers, at least in terms of safety, which is the most important thing for Pusser, there are absolutely no problems!

Based on Delois's tenth-order celestial abilities, the mere mention of "doing one's best" is practically an absolute guarantee of Pusser's life.

Dekan released Pusser, patiently waiting for him to process his turbulent emotions before asking:

"Then tell me about the real scheme behind these peace talks?"

"As expected, nothing can be hidden from you."

Pusser bowed respectfully to Dekan once more.

He knew that even if their plan could fool Lenn this time, it would never fool Delois.

Pusser is now convinced that Lenn is nothing more than a puppet controlled by Delois.

So, if they really managed to fool Lenn according to the original plan.

Meanwhile, Delois watched them from behind the scenes, subtly manipulating everything with movements no one could detect.

What awaits the First Army Group is bound to be an incredibly terrifying prospect.

Fortunately, Delois chose him and pulled him out of this dead end!

This also shows that he has value to be seen by Deloitte.

Even if it's just a chess piece, it's the most valuable chess piece!

Pusser gathered his thoughts briefly, then said:

"In fact, before winter arrived, Irenos successfully bred a new type of monster and took it as his familiar. Its name is Endless Annihilation Beast."

Pusser paused for a moment, as if deliberately keeping everyone in suspense.

He wanted to pique Deloitte's interest and demonstrate the extraordinary value of this intelligence.

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