Hell Inn: Rebirth - I Became a Chef in Hell

Chapter 197 - S01E06

"As a law enforcement officer myself, I won't ask any more pointless questions."

"After all, you couldn't even confirm the specific rules for going to heaven before."

You stared straight ahead at the dome bathed in holy light, but your hands, encased in iron armor, unconsciously clenched.

"But my next few questions only require you—or everyone here… or an angel?"

"All you need to do is answer the stories I'm about to tell you with your humanity."

"It's just a few stories, I'll finish them soon."

"..."

Although he didn't know what the other party was thinking, the archangel, with his brows furrowed, had a vague sense of unease.

The dragon girl's attitude and calm words made Sira somewhat uneasy, so she probably originally wanted to say, "I haven't given you enough time to tell a story..."

"It shouldn't be a problem if it's just telling stories, right?"

The younger, six-winged angel Emily looked at her with an uncertain gaze.

Although all the angels chose to remain silent, she also made her stance clear and explained the meaning of the so-called "Great Purge".

However, it must be acknowledged that the cover-up of the "Great Purge" did subtly diminish Sila's credibility.

Emily's slightly furrowed brow and worried expression were the best evidence of this.

...But the uninvited guest who claims to be ■■■ is clearly the kind that is difficult to deal with and deal with.

Putting aside the fact that every angel can sense her identity as an "enforcer," an ancient being like her, who doesn't belong to the same system as them, shouldn't suddenly appear under these circumstances.

If she were truly to be received, then Heaven should naturally greet her with an even higher level of protocol.

And the only time she could appear... would be on a rare, once-in-a-lifetime occasion, like an exchange meeting.

As for why he was able to speak to her like that in the courtroom—

This is entirely because the aura emanating from her is not purely that of an "enforcer," and her way of going to heaven is not exactly aboveboard.

The “enforcer” from the East before us is, in essence, quite similar to Lucifer Morningstar, who was sentenced to hell.

“…Sila?”

Perhaps because she had been silent for too long, Emily spoke up as if to remind her.

'However, if it's just chatting, it probably won't lead to anything serious.'

Sila's brow furrowed even deeper.

So, the six-winged angel comforted himself while reluctantly waving down below, as if acknowledging that the strangers below could tell him their "stories".

“...What a grateful permission, madam.”

The Dragon Girl's flat voice sounded somewhat sarcastic at this moment.

But because she had already given her permission to ask questions and tell stories—

So the six-winged archangel could only swallow his anger and twitch the corner of his mouth.

……

But she could never have imagined what a terrible decision she had made.

“…Very well, then I would like to divide my story into three main parts.”

Even when telling a story, the Dragon Girl, whose tone remained completely unwavering, stood upright and dignified in the hall with her hands solemnly behind her back.

Holy light shone down from the sky, as if judging her, making her black armor gleam with a cold light.