"I think the result would be better if you prayed for me instead," Treyton answered.
"Sorry, but I don't really believe in gods. So, I can't pray for you," Lucie answered back.
He really didn't believe that gods existed; if it's the existence of devils, he might have believed it more.
If there were really gods, then he wouldn't have been transmigrated into another apocalypse when he had already experienced enough of it in his past life.
If it was the existence of devils, then he might have believed it more because he already experienced a lot of hellish things, so it would be easier for him to believe that they actually exist.
"I also don't believe in such things as gods, so it seemed that we are really compatible with each other," Treyton said with a chuckle.
"I see," Luciel nonchalantly replied without taking what Treyton said seriously.
"Brother, what are gods?" Ashlee asked while looking at them curiously.