Besides, that little Devil occupying Angus's body was quite interesting, too. Ulysses recalled what had just happened. If he had said a single opposing word at that moment, that Mr. Devil would have been torn to shreds by the War Nobility. But Ulysses was unwilling to do so; the existence of this Devil would make the script all the more entertaining.
At the same time, Ulysses also knew that the vast majority of the nobles present believed Ashburn's words, while those who believed his own words... well, to exaggerate slightly, could be said to be none. Yet Ulysses did not mind. He knew clearly that these people were hesitating purely out of awe for his prestige.
What would happen, though, if this Devil's identity were exposed? When a clear and present crisis of death approached, Ulysses was certain these nobles would cast him aside without a care, rising up in fierce rebellion and perhaps even turning their sword blades against him in the end.
Chapter 308