Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 952

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Shannon ignored whatever mood the system might be in. When she heard Roscus' words, her eyes shifted slightly. "It claims to be a deity? What kind of deity is it?"

"Deity, my foot."

Roscus finally managed to suppress his laughter. He glanced at the tortoise on the table and uttered in disdain, "Humans are easily swayed by so-called deities. We demons aren't. It's just a little special and nowhere close to being a deity."

Before coming over, Shannon had slipped the copper sheath from her amulet onto her hand, which would allow her to hear the system's distinct electronic voice from the tortoise.

"I am a deity! How dare a mere rat demon question a deity? You will face retribution!"

Shannon listened and turned back to Roscus. "What do you think it is then? And why was it trapped with you in the spiritual realm?"

Roscus explained, "I have no idea what it is, but I don't like it. I was accidentally trapped there, and it ran into the spiritual realm on its own.

"It thought it could hide in the spiritual realm unnoticed, but I noticed it immediately. Later, I convinced the realm owner to host Cat and Mouse, and it spent its time picking through the players for a new host."

Roscus rambled on, but Triston's face darkened. "So, you're the one who incited the realm owner to mess with those players!"

No wonder the real-life game of Cat and Mouse had gained popularity half a year ago, and things had only been chaotic in the past month. Roscus was the instigator.

Roscus didn't regret slipping up and shrugged at Triston's accusation. He chuckled. "And what if I did? Humans always talk about cats catching mice, but why should mice always be the prey?

"If they want to play, I'll give them a game worth playing!"

Triston was so infuriated by the absurd reasoning that he almost laughed in disbelief. "You demons are truly malicious." Not only were they malicious, but they were also fond of testing human nature.

Shannon mulled over their words and said thoughtfully, "I'd heard about a demon like you before, and it liked playing tricks too."