Reincarnation Monarch

"Same race? Is that serious?

Gaius inquired with an alternating view of Satan, Delkia and other demons, and Lucifer, who was nestled in a cool look.

Then Delkia said with a lovely chin up.

"Seriously. I don't really want to admit it."

"Does that mean... will it"

"Oh, if God could pass, it would make sense that the devil could pass too. Me and Satan can always get out of the earth."

Then Gaius tilted his neck slowly there.

"Since when is that? You couldn't have come through before, could you?

Then Delkia shrugged her shoulders.

"Ask Satan that. I don't know."

As Delkia told me, Gaius turned again to Satan and asked.

"What do you think? Since when, you know?

Then Satan drowned slowly.

"Probably when I'm back."

"You made a deal with me, when the permafrost melted?

"Hmm. Probably... but"

"Not sure?

Satan nodded with a daunting look of harshness.

"Mm-hmm. But first there's a mistake. There are no other verses that come to mind."

Gaius put on an arm and thought.

"Along with the permafrost, the effects of the Hell Gate are no longer melting... why?

Gaius knocked his neck down to the side and asked.

Then Satan laughed when he saw it.

"Probably your power."

To his sudden nomination, Gaius pointed to himself and raised his bare voice.

Me?

Satan nodded bitterly.

"That's right. I think your ability as a singularity has been demonstrated."

"Seriously? Are you even capable of that?

Then Satan laughed and began to speak thoughtfully as he put his index finger against his temple.

"I want you to hear this because I think it's just my guess. The ability of a singularity will include attracting all events. That's an enlarged interpretation of it. What if we can not only attract all events, but also cause them? Suppose you have the ability to unravel rigid and solidified events for a thousand years now? Wouldn't that mean opening a tightly closed gateway to hell, too?

Satan finished his long and wide tongues, and raised the corners of his mouth with niggles.