Sakuya felt like she had completely lost her mind.
By all rights, upon discovering intruders, she should have reported them immediately or driven them out herself. But now...
"Is what you said true?"
Recalling what she had just heard, Sakuya felt utterly dumbfounded.
The director wanted to destroy the world?
How could that be possible?
"Of course. We just don't have proof. But bringing proof would be a real hassle, and Miss Sakuya, aren't you one of them? Why not go confirm it yourself? That way, even if the enemy destroys the evidence, at least we won't have made the trip for nothing."
"But... even so, why are you all so certain the director did this?"
At Sakuya's question, the adventurers exchanged glances.
"Because he's handsome."
"And he's a high-ranking leader with secrets he can't tell anyone."
"And he framed Miss Alisa."
"So it has to be him!"
What the hell was all this nonsense?!
At first, Sakuya had assumed these adventurers were brushing her off with absurd excuses, but judging by their expressions... they were actually serious?
"You really think so?"
"Of course, Miss Sakuya. You don't know this, do you? Let me tell you, generally speaking, handsome blond guys who are always smiling like that are definitely not good people!"
The leading adventurer spoke to Sakuya in a tone that said, "You just haven't seen enough," leaving her completely unable to follow his train of thought.
"But don't you think it's possible that Alisa misled you?"
Sakuya frowned. She did not particularly like the director either, but from Fenrir's standpoint, she felt she ought to do something... at least offer a defense.
"Maybe she has some prejudice against Fenrir and is using you..."
"That's fine."
Yet the adventurers' response left Sakuya staring blankly again.
"Miss Alisa is