As for whether the burning Blazing Fire will draw Lansendel over, that's even less Rosero's concern.
For him, as soon as Lansendel appears, swiftly fleeing is his right as a Duke of Demons.
Among the countless rules that circulate in Hell, not one forbids demons from dropping all resistance and fleeing the moment the Lord of Dawn appears.
Compared to the nonexistent dignity for demons, avoiding drawing Lansendel's gaze into Hell is the most crucial task for them.
Rosero gently straightened his robe, checked his shoes... he had to soar into the sky at the moment the Lord of Dawn appeared, before that avatar of Glaysia announced who she was.
It's better to take a loop around other worlds first.
Even though "Aislin" had hinted at Rosero's true identity through various means, she indeed still carried the name Aislin, which was Rosero's greatest opportunity.
