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It was either Milimâs greatest strength or greatest flaw that she couldnât lie very well. It was because she was emotionally a child in the end, he imagined; not that Rimuru himself looked much older he supposed. It was this part of Milim that was endearing but also made her troublesome.Â
Regardless, it definitely sounded like sheâd done something, made worse by the fact that sheâd tried to change the subject.
Rimuru sighed and walked closer to Milim, gently patting her head despite the fact their difference in height was practically nonexistent. âI guess you deserve praise for being here by yourself all this time. Iâm here now, okay?â Which also meant she better behave.
âCellphones⊠huh. I kind of assumed they might, but⊠Guess what, Milim? A world like this? I actually already know a lot of stuff about it!â Not that he would admit how.
Milim definitely couldn't lie well, except when she did. At least that happened to be on the rarest of occasions only. She wasnât like those lower-class magic-borns! She could lie safely!
âOoooh, as expected of my bestie! Always the innovative one!â Was she misunderstanding something? Probably. âItâs like a combination of a magic microphone and crystal ball and all kinds of more stuff, except not magic, after all!â ... Something like that.
âI figured out how to use it pretty fast! Even this internet thing the phoneâs got!â Excitement bubbled over, in part thanks to Rimuruâs praise moments before. âThe map featureâs so cool! I can find aaaall the best places to eat here no problem!â














