"Seems like I'm not meant to be with him," she muttered to herself. "⨊?" "What? Are you done?" asked ⨊. "Yes," said ௹enji. "That was the last one from that doctor Raph cult," he added. "You think I'm weird right? I mean this is the first time you have seen me like this," said ⨊. "Not at all," said ௹enji kneeling. "Of course a slave can't say the owner is weird to their face now can they?" said ⨊ looking around.
"Tell ℥enji to take care of the small fries and to inform me if anything goes wrong. Otherwise, he is not to disturb me," said ⨊. "Yes," said ௹enji peeking at ⨊. "Stop that. Just say whatever you wish to say," said ⨊. "Are you avoiding ℥enji," asked ௹enji. "For now yes. But more importantly, there is a lot of work to be done," said ⨊. ௹enji glanced at ⨊ knowing there was no reason for her to avoid ℥enji, that she was creating work for herself and has been ever since she left the Moon Realm.
A few decades had passed before she met ℥enji again. "Everything has been taken care of. We have eradicated anyone who had ever owned a doctor Raph work, supported or was interested in it or knew him," said ℥enji kneeling. "Aren't you going to ask me anything or lecture me?" asked ⨊. "It's not my place or anyone's place to question you or lecture you," said ℥enji. "Well, keep it that way. I don't want to hear anything. Tell the others as well," said ⨊. "You all can go back to your usual work. Inform me if anything happens," said ⨊. "You?" asked ℥enji. "I have work to do. Then I'll go to sleep," said ⨊. "So I won't be meeting you again until a few years have passed, unless something comes up," she added.
