Haina stayed down there for fifteen minutes, and she spent more than ten minutes reading this book. But she could only flip through it, and felt that she had to go and read it... Otherwise, Aiwass

It would be scary to be alone in a room with a dead body.

And after all, this is Lloyd's District, where public security is not good.

What if a gangster comes outside at this time?

Aiwass is too weak to protect himself normally. If he shoots him, he may accidentally kill someone.

Killing a demonologist is not a big deal, and you will even be rewarded; but if you kill a civilian, you may go to jail.

And what if there are more people? He probably doesn’t have many bullets. He may not dare to shoot, or his weapon may be taken away...

Thinking this, Haina ran up to take a look very worried. She found that Aiwass was safe and sound.

Looking back, she felt a little itchy again.

The round she turned before couldn't quench her thirst at all, but made her even more curious.

"I'm a little curious."

Taking a deep breath, Haina frankly admitted her desire: "I still want to read...that book.

"After that, can I go to your house and see it?"

"But the senior sister, as a supervisor, comes to our house when nothing happens... Doesn't this have a bad impact?"

Aiwass declined politely: "This way, there will be some gossip, whether it is my father or you, my senior sister. You also know that there are indeed some supervisors who have taken money from businessmen and done some obvious favoritism -

—I mean, even if you didn’t do it, senior, you can’t refute when someone says that, because what you really did is even more unexplainable.”

"……really."

Haina nodded dejectedly: "You are right."

"But," Aiwass changed the topic, "Senior sister saved me and avenged me. She also helped me find this book - I would like to thank my senior sister for her help both emotionally and rationally.

"So if you want to read this book, senior sister, you can ask me out regularly in your free time. You should know, right? A more private space? Or if not, I can also bring it to school. This

There will always be some in local schools.”

Aiwass squinted his eyes and showed a kind and gentle smile, like a cunning fox, following the temptation: "There will be some tiring parts in daily work, right? Is there anything worth complaining about, or what big thing has happened to the Supervision Bureau recently?

You can talk to me at that time and have a chat."

Is she actually interested in alchemy...

Aiwass's heart moved. After knowing her personal preferences, things became easier to handle. Haina could easily become his thorn and spy buried in the Supervision Bureau.

...It’s really hard to learn well, but it’s easy to learn bad things.

Haina, who was originally upright and just, was seduced so easily by herself at the moment when her firm belief in her heart was shaken.

I don't know who the devil is.

I don't know if it was an illusion, but Aiwass felt that if he were a demon, he would be more professional than Shadow Demon.

When Haina heard this, she was extremely grateful.

She respected Aiwass's generosity and his gentleness of putting himself in others' shoes, and couldn't help but use honorifics to her junior: "Thank you, Mr. Aiwass! But... won't this bother you too much?

Already?"

Aiwass just smiled and waved his hand: "It's okay, no trouble. This is called everyone getting what they need.
Chapter completed!