Somehow.
For the first time, she felt that a serious flaw might have been embedded in her meticulous plan, and at that moment she suddenly thought of Viscount Beigening, who was suddenly discovered by the Harpy.
It was as if it was an intuition or a flash of insight that made her roar, "Stop that girl, don't let her get near the statue!"
The cultists on the outermost edge were the first to react.
However, these people, who were labeled as madmen and scoundrels by the common folk, turned around nervously only to see a girl running with her skirt held up. Everyone couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief—some even secretly blamed Medusa Laismek for making a fuss over nothing.
Who knows where this lost kitten came from.
The cultist beside stopped instinctively and watched leisurely as his companion walked up alone to stop the girl, all showing expressions as if they were watching an interesting play.
But they were about to regret it.
