Chapter 183. Frightened

Moses looked at Liã and she gave him a devilish smile.

"I'm very grateful to you for sending our son to be born in a world that is already corrupted and yet Samael still hopes that they will turn to good. There he will be an idol followed like a god, as a consolation, stay with your grandson, because he has only served us as a simple argument. He's no use at all."

"So it was all a lie?" Moses asked calmly, now understanding that dream not as a nightmare, but as a warning.

"Not everything, Samael, is real. Just as his love for you is pathetic. He expelled your greatest enemy so that you could fight him. Only in the world you live in, this story is banal."

"No! Samael is not banal! He's a creature of good. He will help me stop any enemy that rises up against me and my people. Although he doesn't take part in wars, he will know how to guide me. If this is the world you and your friend want, let them have it