Demons cannot be corrupted by humans—a conviction Cardinal Bishop Lanci defended vehemently during his 1798 press interview. Questioned about his controversial past with the exiled princess of the Demon Race and mounting evidence of their imminent resurrection, Lanci declared with unwavering confidence: "I have devoted myself entirely to maintaining world peace. There is no possibility whatsoever that the Demon Race can revive under her authority." His certainty proved deeply misplaced. By the winter of 1802, the unthinkable became reality—the Demon Race achieved full resurrection. This dramatic reversal spawned endless speculation throughout the empire. How could their revival succeed if Lanci had taken such decisive measures? Who orchestrated the Demon Race's resurgence? The answers became pivotal to imperial history, transforming into classic examination questions that challenged students to identify the true architect behind the resurrection. The evidence, when examined carefully, pointed toward an unlikely source: Lanci himself.