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- You can keep it, - Ivy's tone was still arrogant, but with a hint of friendliness.
- She didn't help in the search for the ruins, but she revealed the secrets of antiquity. And here, we just found a pile of gold and an ancient deity. Which, I'm willing to bet, is much more dangerous than some sphere,
- Nemo replied with no less sarcasm, not giving up on trying to look into the girl's mind. [Failure] - I'm asking the same question again, how do your secrets of antiquity relate to the treasures we found here?
- Calm down... Mark. Don't you have enough? Go look for more in the Dungeon.
- Mark, huh? - The girl looked at Nemo again. - Are you even him or her? Or both at the same time? Well, the old man said that you and your friend are demon-born, or at least were, so nothing surprising. Pathetic abominations. - Ivy's gaze was full of contempt.