When he saw another person appear on the "Iron Island" where Modir Wilde had been trapped, Gawain instinctively raised an eyebrow, sensing something out of place.
The timing of this blonde woman's appearance... was far too convenient.
And in the journal, Modir, who had regained his clarity, had evidently developed similar doubts—
"...After Miss Melita left and never returned, I realized that the strangeness of this Iron Island was likely anything but ordinary. Under normal circumstances, no dragon should have come to this island of their own accord. I had therefore even prepared myself to be trapped here for a long time, yet the appearance of this blonde woman... brought me not the slightest hope or joy at first, but only tension and unease.
"In this bizarre place, any person or event appearing without warning was enough to warrant vigilance.
"Remaining on guard, I took the initiative to ask the woman where she came from. She gave me her name—she said she was called Enya and lived on the nearby continent.
"The nearby continent—that was clearly the land of dragons. I therefore asked whether she was a dragon transformed into human form. Her answer was strange... She said she was indeed a member of dragon society, but whether she was specifically a dragon... was unimportant.
"This left me even more confused, but my experience in that tower had taught me a lesson: in these bizarre waters, it was best not to be overly curious. Knowing too much was not necessarily a good thing, so I asked nothing further.
"At the same time, I noticed something else: whenever this woman calling herself Enya occasionally looked toward the giant tower, faint resistance and disgust showed on her face. She also seemed somewhat uncomfortable when speaking to me. It seemed she greatly disliked