Having once again made sure that no one was around, the Lily-like creature retreated a short distance from Coriel and picked up her bow.
— I’ll decide how to deal with you.
Having recently witnessed many deaths and barely surviving the loss of her friends, Coriel showed no reaction or fear to this act. Besides, she suspected that if anything happened, she could fight back or escape from the psychopath.
Still, it was worth trying to say something that would cause her fewer problems. Hmm. Should she defend the members of the Order at the same time? Maybe, if a bunch of Eolians with suicidal tendencies attack them, that will be the price for the murder of Raum and other villagers? On the other hand, how many problems could this cause for the warriors of Celestia if, after such an incident, the authorities suspect something and strengthen security measures? There were many questions.
— You are mistaken if you think I am with them. Regarding your questions, I will write them down in detail.
(If she is not prevented) She takes a pen and paper and, without embarrassment in front of the Lily-like creature, writes down the most important features of the Orders of the Church of Dante that she knows. Also, regarding this Order, she mentions that they are intolerant of those who are unreasonably called "demons".
They met according to the record in the forest (or whatever area is nearby). The church officials were conducting reconnaissance there, and they met Coriel by chance (while writing this down, the Lily-like creature’s gaze became vacant, and she even broke the pen; it took a few seconds to regain her composure and take a new one). Coriel was seriously injured by monkeys (the only point where it is not entirely true, although it is still close to the truth), and these people offered to escort her to the city. In another situation, the girl would have refused in order not to break her solitude, but due to the hopeless situation, she had to agree.
Having finished, she hands the paper to her tormentor.