The fragmentary Bloodsucking Ancestor Worm certainly didn't want to follow a madman, much less die for one.
If it were at all possible, Abel would have preferred to die a natural death.
It wanted to live!
Even living without dignity was acceptable!
Otherwise, it wouldn't cling to life, refusing to give up even when only a head remained!
And now, it was undoubtedly fighting for its right to keep living.
Without any concealment, Abel informed Arthur about the madness of these so-called "demigods," emphasizing continuously that demigods had no chance of becoming true Divine Spirits—
"They cannot become true Divine Spirits?"
"They cannot!"
Facing Arthur's query, Abel's response was rather straightforward.
However, the next moment, the fragmentary Bloodsucking Ancestor Worm showed some hesitation.
"It probably can't, can it?
