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Chapter 133
But I decided not to use another function of Sylpheed.
[Why on earth? Why would you do that?]
Sylpheed was startled by my suggestion to leave.
[Because when it comes to actually doing it, I feel guilty.]
[Guilt? Why do you feel such a thing?]
[Maybe because it seems like I'm deceiving people, so...]
Sylpheed, who had shifted back to his intangible form and was flying freely around the casino, squinted at my lukewarm response.
[You are thinking too much, Contractor. Once you step into this place, all humans are destined to deceive and be deceived. Only those who can deceive better can win. Don't you know this obvious truth?]
'Where on earth is such a truth? And even if such a truth exists, how does Sylpheed know about it?'
How could Sylpheed, with his limited understanding of the common sense of the human world, only possess knowledge of such strange things?
Bewildered, I opened my mouth, then looked at Sylpheed, narrowing my eyes before asking,
