He spoke sincerely.
"Even if it's a delusion, it's no matter; I hope everyone can realize their own value and then come to meet their correct death."
"But what if someone wants to step into the correct death with their family?" asked the God of War, "Not everyone desires delusions to fulfill their wishes; some yearn for people who are tangibly present."
The Delusional Demon smiled in response, "As long as both parties are willing, they can link their delusions together, and they would still be able to stay together and enter the correct death."
"What if one of them does not wish to link their delusions?" the God of War asked. He did not care about the so-called compassion for the weak that the Delusional Demon spoke of, for as a being of strength, he found the so-called realization of self-worth by the weak to be utterly unimportant.
He was only there to refute the Delusional Demon's plan according to orders.
