"Me? An acquaintance?"
Linsey was initially surprised, but he quickly recalled what Nolan had said earlier.
"Nolan, besides me and the Feathered Serpent, have you encountered any other beings here with an aura of chaos?"
As Nolan led the way, he turned his head and replied:
"That's right. She was a pretty young lady, though there seemed to be something wrong with her eyes. She couldn't see."
"She seemed a little lost, so I guided her for a while. But she was rather agitated along the way, as though she'd encountered something unbelievable, and I didn't feel right asking."
"Hmm... Now that I think about it, she probably saw a figure from historical legend, just like you did, and got a little excited?"
"..."
That was far more than just excitement!
Linsey felt somewhat helpless.
Even a normal person like him could not help feeling stirred when facing a historical figure, let alone Arona.
She was a believer—a believer in the Righteous Walkers!
The first Righteous Walker to establish the City of Law, the world's first king.
He was standing right before her.
For Arona, who believed in him, this was more outrageous than any ordinary religious pilgrimage.
It was probably comparable to meeting the Heavenly Father in person.
To put it bluntly, if Arona had known she would have such an encounter beforehand—
She would likely have gladly paid any price, even her life.
Linsey's expression changed again and again, and Nolan, walking ahead, noticed it too.
"Linsey, is something wrong?"
Linsey replied awkwardly:
"Arona... She's a believer..."
"You know her name, and she's a believer!" Nolan immediately caught on, suddenly worried that his good intentions had caused trouble. "That young lady... she doesn't worship some evil god, does she?"
Linsey hurriedly shook his head.
"Of course not. It's