Of course Fengo understood why Rosero had suddenly become so friendly, planning to drop by and say goodbye before he left.
What Rosero was afraid of wasn't Fengo the Hell Prosecutor, but Asmodeus, who would inevitably launch another thorough investigation of Glaysia.
Whenever the Lord of Hell carried out a purge, he never spared anyone even remotely implicated; the slightest connection meant death.
But if Rosero left before that, then unless they dug up some genuine entanglement of his, he'd have a chance to live… after all, those who'd gone abroad would definitely be the last batch investigated. By then, the lesson meant for Glaysia would have been delivered, and they'd have to leave her a few usable people.
