— Arrogant, greedy — he'd kill for every inch of territory in the room, unsociable. Frankly, I haven't noticed anything that would set him apart from other people with that kind of character. He doesn't draw pentagrams on the floor or sacrifice chickens.
Fortis played with his cheek for a moment, took a sip from his cup, and continued.
— So... sometimes it seems to me that this is just a test for us, to see how long it takes for someone to finally kill him. But no. And although, may Dante forgive me, I won't cry when Aliduma is found somewhere in an alley with his head bashed in, for now we need to observe, not provoke ourselves. If he starts to act up, and he already is, but that's just the beginning — then... well, then we'll take measures. But for now — we keep a close watch, and we live by the principle of mutual responsibility. I'm sure that in the end we'll clash, we won't get along, but we don't need to have everything blamed on one of us later. And to avoid that, we need to come to an agreement. If a demon harms someone, everyone should be aware of it, if a demon tries to trick us, we all say the same thing, and so on. You can laugh, but it's clear that he's in a special position, and the headmistress is already looking at us suspiciously. Not to mention that he's a huge demon, Risha, take care of him, and no one knows what he'll come up with tomorrow. What do we even know about them, about demons? We know nothing, no one knows how their brains work, and it could easily be like with Carvia — they let a wolf in sheep's clothing, everything is "fine" for the first month, and then — oh dear, what a tragedy, we didn't pay attention, oops.
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Ladia = Toad