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Hyperion had asked Keter to take Alisa back. Keter found it funny, but he could sympathize.
I remember Kadia driving me crazy too.
It was only for six months, but Kadia was stuck to him constantly and tried to control every little thing. Even Keter had found it unbearable.
Since Hyperion had helped him fight the Godfather, Keter wanted to help if he could. In truth, however, he and Alisa were basically strangers. How was he supposed to make her separate from Hyperion?
If things weren’t like this right now, I would’ve jumped at it immediately.
Even if he was acting like a hero now, Keter’s true nature was that of a Solver. There was no way he could refuse such an entertaining request as divorcing an eight-star Irregular from a dragon.
“Brother-in-law, I’ll do what I can, but that’s only if you keep fighting with me to the end.”
“Hmm… Keter, it feels a bit awkward to say this, but I think our role ends here.”
The Godfather was already being pressed hard by the kings of each nation, and the chimeras were being pushed back by reinforcements gathered from across the world. Keter and the Dawn Army had already fulfilled their duty before that, so there was no reason for them to keep sacrificing themselves. That was what Hyperion meant.
Keter wanted to tell him that not only the Godfather, but the Samael Empire was also their enemy, but he did not trust Hyperion’s intelligence enough for that.
If I tell Hyperion, he’ll start watching the empire without any subtlety at all.
So Keter gave him a vague...
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