"How did a letter from the Dragon Devouring Order to the Church and the God Summoner end up in the hands of the Witch Council?"
Shade asked in surprise. Megan controlled the flames and chose to burn the bloodstained cotton cloth and bandages directly inside the room:
"How do you think the Church was supposed to contact the God Summoner? All this time, it seems we've been the only ones on good terms with you."
Even Dorothy, who only had a preliminary understanding of Murmuring Chapters, could not help commenting:
"I heard the Church's judgment of the God Summoner's identity is rather strange. Do they still think you're a woman?"
Most of the group members who had experienced that night at Lake View Manor had already figured out that Shade was the God Summoner, so Miss Writer had guessed it long ago. Shade gave an awkward laugh and did not mention the even stranger descriptions, such as "Fishmen bloodline" or "paranoid schizophrenia."
"The Dragon Devouring Order wants to meet me alone. Could it be that Lady Nadia Furen wants to talk to me?"
"Possibly, but not certain."
Megan said, while Dorothy asked in confusion:
"When did they arrange to meet you?"
"Nothing has been decided yet. This letter is only testing whether the Church can truly contact the God Summoner. If I agree to meet them, the Council will send word back to the Church, and then the Church will contact the Dragon Devouring Order's informant through the black market. This is really complicated."
Megan said with a smile:
"Who told you not to have subordinates or your own power?"
"I hate that sort of thing. Having you all and Mia by my side is enough."
The cat gave a gentle meow, and both Dorothy and Megan smiled:
"So, will