Those who get involved and move to another world are usually cheats

"... you're taking over this place?

"Yes, I'll take over."

Calvis thought a little about the meaning of the word, but gave up and asked Kansai what it meant.

"Isn't that different from being a demon king?

"Oh, no. Your position as the Devil remains, but you will listen to my instructions as much as you can."

"Is it different from absolute obedience?

"Oh, no. You can give me your opinion, or you can object."

"After all, it's the same as the Demon King."

"I told you before. The Demon King is troublesome."

After putting aside a beat, I looked in a direction and raised my voice.

"Hey, there's the demon tribe. Come out."

When Kensai said so, the demon tribe emerged from the shadow.

The demon tribe was the demon tribe that came in before Luna came into the room.

"Did you hear what I just said?

"Eh, no... um..."

The demons are afraid, and they don't look at each other in the eye.

"You have such a shy personality... you don't look like a demon."

"No, I'm not afraid of you."

"I didn't do anything."

You lied to me.

Calvis gets into the clutter early.

"You heard what I just said, didn't you?

"Ha, ha!

The demons stretched out their spirits and answered firmly, as Jiansai stared at them.

"I will rule this country with him. Let the people know well about it. Well, tell me you made an alliance."

The tension is high because I shouldn't have acted once.

Kyosai, have you finished talking?

After Jiansai gave instructions to the demons, Misha and the others came to Jiansai.

"Well, just in case. Hey, Calvis."

Calvis responded with a tired face.

"... what is it?"

"Treat them the same way as I do, okay?"

"... ahh"

Calvis replied energetically.

"Master, is something wrong?

"Leia, this is all because of Zero."

"Misha, I didn't do anything."

"But you have a record, right?

"Luna, stop, I'm reflecting..."

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"Hah, I guess this country is over..."

That's what Calvis was murmuring after he gave the champions a room.

"The Demon King... is he really human?

Earlier, the Demons answered Calvis' whisper.

"I don't know. But the guy called Kyosai and the woman called Zero. We must not defy them alone. Never."

"No way, Devil King... did you see that?

"Oh, just a few seconds. But it's still tough for a few seconds."

"You look tired. So, how old were you?

The demon tribe asked the demon king with interest.

Since you can ask the Demon King questions in this way, you can see that he is a fairly high-ranking demon race.

"First of all, that rabbit tribe... ranks above 4,000."

"Ha!? 4,000!? Ten times the highest level of She-Beast!?

The Demon Man had a pale face.

"My rank is a little over 70... my level is 100... no, it would be hard to win with 200 people."

"That's it... the executives in the streets..."

"It's too early to be surprised. As the rabbit said, the rabbit itself was the weakest of them."

"The weakest at this level...?

"Ah, next, the werewolves and the foxes... They were both above rank 6,000...."

"6,000!?

"That's right."

Calvis is putting his hand around his eyes and desperately managing the situation.

"But the Demon King's 'special abilities'... are incalculable."

"Oh, I didn't think I could measure this much either.... but there was still a limit."

"The two of you who said you should never disobey...?

"Oh, that's right. Well... how many can you say?

The Demon Man was a little confused, but eventually answered.

"I wonder if it's Kyoto..."

"Really, was the capital next in billions?

"The next trillion is trillion."

"... well, I'm at the limit of 100 million. So, have you ever seen this letter?

Calvis wrote "E +" on the wall.

"Yiprasu...?

"I don't know how to read it. But they saw this."

"... how did it look?

"That woman named Zero looked like 3.5E + 28."

"... it doesn't look very expensive."

"I thought so too. But when I saw what followed, I couldn't say that anymore."

"Hey, what the hell...."

The Demon Man rang his throat and waited for Calvis' words.

"Numerical over... it seems that there are too many digits to display. I've never seen such an explanation."

"Too many digits...?

Oh, yeah.

"So, who's that guy...?

"3E + 60... to be perfectly clear, I don't know which one is bigger, but it's probably this guy."

Calvis sighed and looked up.

"... this country is over."

And he muttered the same thing.

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"This is the library in this country....."

Kensai was guided by Calvis and came to this demonic kingdom... the Royal Castle Underground Library in the Kingdom of Calvis.

It was a little dim, but it was certainly a library.

"Oh, I want you to stay on the most heavily guarded floor here. Now you can move on this floor and the private room you gave me. I think you'll be able to move freely after a while, so wait."

"Yes, I understand."

"All right, I'll show you this floor all the way."

That's how Calvis snips his fingers.

Then the entire floor became brighter.

"Even though you are a demon, can you use light attributes?

Of course, Strong Sai knows Calvis doesn't have light attributes.

I asked you just now so you wouldn't be suspicious.

"No, I can't use light attributes. They're just converting fire attributes..."

"Seems like...."

"I wouldn't know more about it."

That's how Calvis starts walking.

"It seems that the books on this floor and somewhere else have not been deciphered by generations of demon kings. Of course, I don't know what it says."

After a short walk, he stopped in front of a slightly conspicuous pillar.

"I'm going to build an easy-to-transfer device from here to your room. Ready?"

"Hmm? Oh, please."

"What were you thinking?

Well, a little bit.

I see. I'll be back, but you're on this floor, aren't you?

"Oh, and bring me Misha and the others."

…… Well, that's fine..... "

That's how Calvis left.

Kensai watched him leave for a while, but turned around and muttered small.

"A book you can't decipher..."

Then, Kensai goes to a place where there are books that cannot be deciphered.

Kensai took out one of them and smiled.

And...

"'Normal Skills List'..."

Kensai read out a book that could not be deciphered.