Signing a contract with a Demon requires caution, making sure not to give them any loopholes.
Signing a contract with Lette also requires caution, making sure not to provoke his interest in loopholes.
Because preventing him from exploiting loopholes is inherently impossible.
No wall is high enough to stop someone who's determined to jump over it and give you a beating.
The only way to avoid getting beaten is to ensure he doesn't want to hit you in the first place. It's that simple.
Hence, on this contract, the Demon was unprecedently devout, almost to the point of showing him his heart.
The contract, as dense as a dictionary, essentially said one simple thing.
The Demon is willing to compensate with an amount of soul currency and the Desecrated Holy Crown to Lilith, hoping she would not trouble the Demons again over past affairs.
And within this, the guarantor is Lette.
Or rather, the adjudicator is Lette.
