Hill truly envied Delphus, who could rely solely on his face to stand against the arrogant and domineering Aislin.
Rosero realized how severe Aislin's problem was but chose not to express it because he keenly perceived that the machine gun-like Aislin firing at Delphus might not be speaking as one person.
They were internally battling in a peculiar way.
Clearly, every word spoken was more about disrupting the willpower of the other two... that kind of indiscriminate chaos made even the articulate Duke of Demons choose silence.
Only the foolish Delphus continued to resist stubbornly.
But, if one didn't listen to the content of their dialogue, only looked at the surface aura, the twisted, evil-faced Delphus really didn't seem like that unfortunate soul being nearly stepped beneath her high heels.
Hill wasn't unfamiliar with fierce-looking individuals.
Yet, even Talos, surrounded by wind and thunder, was visibly a loser in verbal combat when he failed.
