[As someone who has received the mobs and pitchforks treatment at least once in his life, Liem gives Sebastian a sideways glance, eyebrow raised at the amusement the idea seems to bring him. Personally, he doesn't regard the possibility of being run out of town with anything approaching laughter. But then, a demon of any competence and power surely wouldn't be overly threatened by a horde of farmers.]

To be fair, the people who were beckoned by the Kenoma tended towards odd dispositions, I think.

[Those who were so ready to embrace the end of the world couldn't continue to exist without some degree of separation from the cares and values that led normal people to flinch away from the prospect of demonic influence. In his humble opinion, Achamoth was full of nihilists, zealots, and sybarites, and suffered from a dearth of decent standards.]

And standards are probably different here, given the range of worlds people in Kenos hail from. You're still probably doing most people a favour by not bothering them with such ugly things, though.

[He's confident that Yima must have an accurate understanding of just what she pulled from the void to her own domain, so if she's willing to let Sebastian wander her streets anonymously, he's willing to trust that she judges him not to be a current threat to her people. Given that, it would only be troublesome for those people to spend time worrying about demons darkening their doors.]