What Culolo said.

What he said before stealing the angel's notes.

I think he said it when he and Nion were in the elevator.

-They'll leave the restaurant-

Ku: It's almost time. Let's leave now.

Connie: Well, that's great. I am glad that I helped you.

Ku: Why?

Connie: Because I don't think you are like my father. You would never lie to me.

Ku: May I ask you a question?

Connie: Hmm.

Ku: I heard that divination can soothe the souls of the dead. Do you believe in another world after death?

Connie: To tell you the truth, I don't really believe in such things. Because divination is to predict the future of people who are alive now, if there is such a sentence, it is not the dead who are appeased, but Mr. Culolo, your comfort to yourself.

Ku: That's right. Maybe this is right.

Connie: Nothing. I just said it with my heart. When I was a child, I watched TV and listened to the fortune teller. Divination is one of the ways to make people who are living a miserable life more and more happy, so I only divine the bad things that happen to everyone, so that everyone will pray to God and work hard in this direction to avoid bad things. At that time, I thought, ah, yes, so touching. So I've always wanted to be a fortune teller myself.

Ku: That program is the grandmother of Galaxy.

Connie: Ah, yes!

Ku: The soothsayers also deny the existence of the afterlife.

Connie: Hmm, so I don't believe in the afterlife myself.

Ku: I believe that everyone has a soul, so I want to know what the greatest wish of those who have died is. So I must finish it first.

Connie: What is the greatest wish after death? What wish?

Ku: Do you want to know?

Connie: Hmm! I want to know.

Ku: That's ... rampant. (The knife knocked Nyon unconscious)

In fact, the last sentence is partly to get Nion's attention in order to stun her and fulfill her wish.