Liens hadn't expected to see this symbol here.
"God of Absolute Fairness."
Was this an accident?
Liens looked up at Lucrezia, who was calmly drinking tea, gave her a thoughtful glance, and then signed his pseudonym—Heier.
The contract above was fine; its general content was as follows:
Party B shall become Party A's close guard and shall not be able to resist Party A's commands; in return, Party A shall provide Party B with an Elemental Baptism Potion to help Party B become an Extraordinary Knight.
The conditions were not too harsh, even somewhat lenient.
Because in addition to the general content above, Lucrezia also added conditions such as "will not casually issue commands that would send Party B to their death," and "Party B possesses the ability to act freely and is not Party A's Slave."
It seemed to be making the contract relatively fair.
As Liens signed the name "Heier," the text on the parchment scroll lit up line by line, then faded.
