Family heirloom, then turned into a demon girl

Chapter 473 Mission: 03-2 Cutting Ties and Separating Themselves
"Alright, you unlucky folks, welcome to Limbo City."

In the center of a pitch-black ruin, within the Limbo prison swaying on the edge of reality, the outcast Dante initiated a unique welcoming ceremony.

Soon, the first person raised the question: "Why the unlucky ones?"

“Good question, buddy!” Strange Dante pointed and pulled Lady out of the way to ask the question: “Let me tell you why—because it’s the standard line the gang uses when welcoming new members.”

Dante stroked his stubble-covered chin and asked, "You were involved in gangs?"

"Don't you have any? I thought this was the only way out for homeless people."

Mr. Dante replied, "If you're confident in your abilities, wouldn't it be better to be a mercenary?"

“There’s probably no place for a demon hunter in this world,” Nero guessed. She then looked at Dante the Other, to see if he agreed.

"It really is."

He nodded.

Lady blinked in surprise: "That's crazy? What if an ordinary person encounters a demon?"

“The answer is that ordinary people won’t encounter them, and the mediums who will seem to have been almost all killed.” Dante said, leading the team out of the ruins: “Ordinary humans cannot enter Limbo, nor will they be harmed by the demons inside Limbo.”

At this moment, Trish, who had been observing the surrounding environment, finally spoke up: "So, the humans of this world were able to develop without Sparta?"

"Uh, is that so? I'm not sure."

Nero continued, "High-level demons seem to be able to pass through Limbo and manifest in the human world; Mondes in this world is an example. The reason he doesn't do so seems to be to collect human souls and faith."

"Interested in faith? That's interesting." Virgil nodded thoughtfully.

Mr. Nero had no interest in this tedious discussion and steered the conversation straight to the conclusion: "So, you mean the humans in this world have never seen a demon?"

"Most people no longer even believe in the existence of demons."

After Dante finished speaking, he took two steps forward and then suddenly paused.

"What's wrong?" Nero asked him.

"I discovered something terrible."

That's why I asked you what was wrong.

Dante the Otherworldly pointed to the Raptor TV Tower, which had become the tallest tower in Limbo after the collapse of the Silver Bag Tower, and said, "It may be a little unbelievable, but... I think I see that tower going back to operation."

Nero frowned immediately.

Theoretically speaking, this shouldn't be a big deal. There are already people working inside the Raptor TV Tower, so even if Bob Barbas died, Raptor News wouldn't simply disappear. But there's a crucial issue…

If Nero remembers correctly, the reflection in the river within Limbo is the main body of the Bird of Prey TV Tower. Clearly, no human would work in such a place to keep the tower running.

Nero immediately prepared to spread his wings: "Then hurry up and go over there!"

Dante's eyes lit up: "Are there demons?"

This is truly a hellish question. I wonder if the demon that has taken over the TV tower would weep with joy knowing that so many members of the Spartan family are eyeing it.

Of course, the demons were planning to fly there directly, but not all members of the family tour group intended to participate. Lady and Trish clearly lacked interest; someone had to get them out of Limbo first.

Therefore, Nero's plans to set off will have to be postponed for a while longer.

Conversely, the demons in the TV tower might not need to rush. Controlling the news media sounds terrifying, but—

"Citizens, it's been a long time." As soon as they left Limbo, everyone immediately saw a silver-haired man with a slicked-back hairstyle wearing a white mask appear on the large screen next to the street.

"You shouldn't have forgotten me. Yes, I am the leader of the 'Order Society,' the nemesis of demons, and the one who unleashed divine punishment upon the Silver Bag Tower corrupted by demons—"

Everyone present stared wide-eyed.

After a moment of silence, the outcast Dante raised his middle finger high and cursed, "Fuck your mother! Can't you have any shame?"

Nero covered her face upon hearing this. She had told Dante to be a little more careful when he swore... This was completely self-destructive.

"What the hell did you do to deserve this credit?!"

No, so this is what Heterodox Dante focuses on?
Recovering from his shock, Dante turned to Virgil: "Is this mask also part of your aesthetic sense?"

“Impossible.” Virgil shook his head solemnly. “Absolutely impossible.”

He used the separating power of the Yamato sword to solemnly declare that personal actions should not be generalized to the Virgil group.

Meanwhile, Mr. Dante and Mr. Virgil, looking at the eccentric Dante raising his middle finger to the sky, felt a sense of familiarity.

The two of them looked at Mr. Nero simultaneously.

"...Why are you looking at me?" Mr. Nero pursed his lips. "It's normal to swear a little when you're in a bad mood."

So Mr. Virgil turned and whispered in Mr. Dante's ear, "...Are you sure this is my son?"

He began to suspect that Dante at the top of the tree was actually shifting the blame back then.

Mr. Dante responded powerfully with the line, "Don't forget that guy is actually the older brother."

"Then he was also named Dante."

"Enough, you two! Don't think I can't hear you!" Mr. Nero protested vehemently. "After all, what's hereditary about swearing?!"

So the two shook their heads and went their separate ways.

Fortunately, there were still some people here who could grasp the key points. Trish stopped these unreliable guys and said seriously, "Stop it, all of you! Didn't we say that guy was in prison when we were talking about him earlier?"

Meanwhile, the other Virgil on the screen was talking about things like "immortality" and "resurrection."

Dante, the other half of Dante, also lowered his middle finger: "I can testify to that."

"Besides, putting aside the prison incident, this guy should have lost his demonic powers by now." Nero also looked up in confusion at the distant television tower: "Why is he causing trouble again?"

Is it perseverance, or simply an insatiable desire to steal?

In short, Nero, realizing that Virgil the Other seemed not to have given up on unifying the world, was quite speechless.

"Cough cough."

Virgil walked over and patted Nero on the shoulder: "But anyway, we need to stop him. Right?"

Nero tilted his head and glanced at him; Virgil's expression was very serious.

There's no denying this; it's truly a divine cut.

She nodded and replied:

"Ah."

(End of this chapter)