Samanuel and the angels obviously didn't want the truth to come out, but now with Crhono and Luza present, that was impossible. The truth would come out, and they were a little worried.
Now it wasn't just their reputation that was at stake, but Crhono might get angry, and he wasn't someone they wanted to make enemies with right now. Samanuel had the best relationship with Crhono, so he decided to be alone for this conversation.
They had known each other long before the war, a thousand years ago, and while they can't really call themselves friends, they had been comrades on several occasions, some of them life-or-death situations, so he planned to appeal to this when everything became known.
Despite these thoughts, Samanuel didn't intend to say what had happened with the ritual, nor about Luza and the other fallen angels. It was a selfish thought, but he preferred to remain silent before making enemies with everyone.
