No one else spoke. Clearly, no accident in this bizarre place would make anyone happy, much less a situation as bad as this one. Though the others kept silent, they were more or less displeased with Little Female Dragon, and by extension, they could not help privately grumbling about Brando for bringing Aloz back.
Brando was well aware of Fang Qi and the others' feelings. He said nothing either, merely waving his hand to signal everyone to follow. He was also burning with an inexplicable anger, but as the leader of the group, he could not show it.
Yet when everyone was preparing to set out, Chancellor's daughter alone remained motionless. Brando looked at her in confusion, wondering what had gone wrong with this woman too. "Miss Delphine," he said, unable to hide his displeasure, "this is not the time for you and Aloz to be fighting. She was in the wrong, but we have to follow her now."
Chancellor's daughter glanced at him and sighed. "That isn't the problem."
"What?"
"Did anyone see Miss Aloz disembark?" she asked.
"What do you mean?"
"You, Lord Vonder, got off the ship first, followed by Huang Huo and Princess Magdal," Delphine explained calmly. "Then came me, Lian, and Lian, and finally Mr. Liu and Mr. Fang Qi. Did anyone see Miss Aloz get off the ship?"
Brando froze. The others also wore varying degrees of surprise. Princess Magdal opened her mouth, about to ask something, but at that moment, a clear voice came from above the ship's side. "Did someone mention me? I just drove those annoying Bone Frames down into the lower hold."
"Miss Aloz!?" Princess Magdal cried out in delight.
"What is it? Why do you all sound so strange?" Little Female Dragon poked her small face over the side