"Hmm, Miss Elise, what if the other party refuses to talk?"
"Well... the other party did not intend to harm us actively, Mr. Raine. Can we just let her leave on her own?"
After a moment of thought, Miss Priestess gave Raine an answer that was both unexpected and reasonable.
Unexpectedly, Raine didn't expect Elise to plan to let the other party leave directly.
After all, if it were him and the other party disclosed the reason for the assassination, he wouldn't oppose letting them go. But if they were 'resisting stubbornly' without explaining, he would have to resort to some means.
Reasonably, this decision aligns with the impression Elise gave him from the start. Perhaps it's due to the Earth Divine Hall's doctrine of mercy and compassion, or due to the inherent characteristic of the Priest profession.
It may also be the overlap of kindness in the girl's heart and the distinctive trait of the Priest profession.
...
Meanwhile.
