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Kaito:  At some point, though, the king’s advisers began tithing more and more, and their ranks grew flush with the pious. That being the case, it’s anyone’s guess as to what would happen if the king found out about the first demon."
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Torture Princesses:  The two Torture Princesses exchanged a glance, then shrugged. Their billowing blond and straight black heads of hair shook.
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Kaito:  Kaito sighed. He knew almost nothing about the current king. But unlike the third imperial beastfolk princess, Vyade Ula Forstlast, he didn’t seem like he’d be particularly reliable if things got down to the wire. It’s gonna be rough, not having any influential humans who are sympathetic to our cause. Kaito sank into thought.
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Kaito:  Once he stopped talking, his surroundings grew quiet as well. Eventually, the group approached the stairwell to the entrance. As they did, Kaito looked up, thinking he’d heard something. Noise from the surface was finally starting to reach them, running down the stairs and echoing off the thick walls. Someone’s shouting orders. And that’s a lot of armor, swords, and footsteps I hear. Kaito cautiously strained his ears to make out the intermingling sounds. As a consequence, he found himself inadvertently frowning. “Sounds like they’ve got quite the crowd up there, huh.”
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Elisabeth:  "I should certainly think so. Izabella and I originally came on orders from the Church to kill you, after all. And I did happen to destroy Yah Llodl’s communication device before we entered the tomb, not to mention the fact that we left the paladins behind. ’Twould have been stranger if they hadn’t called in reinforcements.”
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Kaito:  “…Oh, right. That makes sense.” As he bore the brunt of Elisabeth’s exasperation, Kaito thought back to their battle from a few hours ago. He and Elisabeth had traded blows directly in front of the underground tomb. However, he’d been so engrossed in the fight that he hadn’t spared much thought as to what would come afterward. And afterward, their entire worldview had been turned on its head. Everything just changed so quickly. Kaito’s gaze grew distant.
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Elisabeth:  As she stood in front of him, Elisabeth went on. “The only reason we weren’t attacked while we investigated this place was the strict orders the paladins received not to enter it. The fewer people who know the truth, the better for them, so the reconstruction sect no doubt plans to destroy us the moment we pop our heads out. However, therein lies a problem.”
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Kaito:  "A problem?”
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Elisabeth:  "Indeed. Our foe is the Church.”
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Kaito:  "What does that have to do with anything?”
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Elisabeth:  "You forget so quickly, fool. The Church has me bound with shackles.”
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Kaito:  Kaito’s mouth hung agape in realization. Now that she mentioned it, he remembered. Elisabeth had been ordered to slay the fourteen demons as a chance to atone for her sins. But because she was a sinner without peer, the Church had placed shackles on her body so that she couldn’t betray them. If one of their priests recited scripture, the shackles would activate.