Matthew was a little helpless.
Lawyers like to talk about human rights, but demons should not be considered human beings.
"Damn it! You illiterate people! You don't even know this common sense!"
Balza seemed to be irritated by Matthew's words, and when he came back to his senses, he roared loudly.
"So I said that occultism is a serious subject, and it is not the kind of problem that can be solved by just thinking. At least I can't tell you who Mammon is."
Although Constantine felt that the voice was familiar, he wanted to leave here more now, so he just complained and did not recognize his old friend from the voice.
"I wonder if it's just a demon! Then it will be done by hacking it to death! Finish it quickly, I have other things to do!"
Rumlow turned and glanced at Constantine, and then responded to Constantine by showing his fists that were bigger than his casserole and his biceps that were bigger than Balza's head.
"I hate illiteracy!"×2
Constantine and Balza gritted their teeth and kept these words in their hearts.
Bulcaisel felt that Rumlow had become a little strange, and was searching his memory to see if the people affected by the Proof of Shame had experienced similar situations.
Rumlow seems to have lost his mind.
Chapter completed!