Canary directly stated her purpose, "The devil I serve is different from the Desire Witch. He cherishes all art and respects romantic poets..."

"Belfinger, I remember that name."

Irwin directly interrupted Canary, "When I left Daisy Castle, the first stranger I met was him. I didn't expect that he turned out to be a devil."

During the war in Freeport, Irwin received help from Belphegor. As Canary said, Belphegor left a good impression on Irwin. If there was a chance, he would not mind meeting Belphegor again. Have a chat.

"Then you should understand that he can also give you something like eternal life, and it is even better than what the Desire Witch can give you."

Canary did not intend to let Irwin go, and recruiting other poets was one of her accusations. Now it seems that Irwin is undoubtedly the most suitable candidate. He is simply a born poet.

"How to give it?" Irwin showed some interest. "As long as I shout loudly, he will come to us. I give my soul to him, and he will give me eternal life and save us from this purgatory. go out?"

Irwin laughed as he spoke. He didn't pay too much attention to Canary's proposal, but regarded it as a joke.

After speaking, Irwin looked at Bologg as if asking for his opinion.

Boluogo shook his head, "The devil cannot directly interfere with reality. Even if he comes to save us, he still has to rely on the power of reality, not to mention that we are in the Garden of Joy, and the Witch of Desire will not let him get what he wants. "

Canary was speechless for a moment, "You..."

"I need to sacrifice my soul to him in order to become immortal, right?" Irwin asked, but before Canary could answer, he muttered to himself again, "This is not possible, I don't want to do it yet. Giving away one's soul so easily is not what a noble person should do."

"Then what do you want to do?"

Canary laughed angrily at Irwin's words. At this time, she discovered that Irwin was an extremely greedy guy who longed for eternal life but did not want to give up his soul.

It's just a soul. What a bargain this is. Even though Bai Ou has begged for so long, he has never received such an honor.

"Didn't we discuss that plan?" Irwin described his fantastic idea, "First get a wish card to let you leave here, and then I will find a way to get another one to promise eternal life.

desire."

"Do you think this is easy?"

Listening to Irwin talking like this, as if what he wanted to do was as simple and casual as going downstairs to buy something, Canary began to wonder if she had heard wrong.

Irwin was silent for a moment, laughed again, and asked Canary.

"If you were a climber facing an almost insurmountable mountain, would you accept the devil's help and reach the top directly?"

Irwin immediately gave his answer. He shook his head, "No, that's too boring. If I write it in a book, I think people will scold it, just like a deus ex machina."

Canary felt that she could not convince Irwin anymore. She had never been good at persuading others. For this reason, Canary shook her head - shaking her head at the person who only existed in her field of vision.

Belphegor sat on the steps of the big library. He nodded slightly. He did not look at the canary, but flipped through the manuscript in his hand. He noticed a certain paragraph in it. Suddenly Belphegor understood that there was something wrong with this bet.

, why is Asdermo so confident?

It was quiet in the big library, except for the sound of turning pages, and Irwin could be vaguely heard talking to himself.
Chapter completed!