Reincarnation Monarch

Satan's low, creaking voice poured down on Gaius, trembling.

"Is there anything else you'd like to hear?

Gaius quickly switched his head and thought about it.

And when he looked up, he said:

"So, what about God? I'm probably pretty sure Lucifer was conceived by the other gods the other day by someone who should be called the Supreme Being?

Satan stared at Gaius' face jizzily for a while, then opened his mouth broadly.

"You're right, Lucifer is. But the other gods are the ones whose Lucifer made them."

"... are you serious..."

Even though Gaius had somewhat anticipated it, Satan clearly told him to show considerable upset.

"... then Illis... Lucifer..."

Gaius shrugged so, thinking deeply and giving him a sinking look.

There, again, Satan's majestic voice rang.

"Is there anything else?

Gaius immediately thought when he gave a hazy look for a moment, and after just a few seconds, he looked up again.

"Anything else? Is there nothing but God and the devil?

Then Satan smiled.

"Well, besides God and the devil... why did you think that?

In response to Satan's question, Gaius answered with a glance.

"It's a dragon. That's a thousand years of dragons in particular. Their existence seems very alien to me."

Then Satan opened his big mouth and laughed.

"Exactly. Only one of the thousands of year old dragons is probably mistaken for what he created."

Then Gaius raised his surprise.

"Huh? Are there thousands of dragons?

Satan raised his mouth angle and said.

"You're here. I don't even know the real number, but there's definitely more than one."

"Oh, yeah."

Gaius asked further, saying as he was impressed.

"Is there anything else, by the way?

Satan raised his mouth angle and stared often at Gaius.

For a moment, Gaius wondered if there were others, but Satan's answer was different.

"... no, that's all I know. But I don't know everything about him either. So there's no wonder you're laying it down in my safekeeping..."

Although Gaius nodded convincingly at Satan's explanation, the inquiry was not yet over.