"You need to stop speaking in riddles and tell us what you found already." The female Paladin looked thoroughly annoyed.
Lin Yun's expression turned complicated again. "If I'm not mistaken, maybe we never needed to come here in the first place."
"That's right. The girl named Helena was never in any danger to begin with." The Female Mage adjusted her glasses again.
"So that centaur lied to us? Wait, could it be..." The Bard started to blurt something out, then seemed to figure it out too. A bitter smile appeared on his face.
"What are you all talking about? Stop speaking in riddles." The female Paladin looked anxious.
"It's none of your business, so why are you in such a hurry?" The Elf Magician standing to one side looked at their leader acting like a child, feeling utterly helpless.
"But aren't you curious?" asked the Halfling Ranger beside her, who was naturally curious about everything.
"Yeah, exactly!" The female Paladin hurried to say, glad to have someone backing her up.
The Elf Magician looked utterly exasperated.
"If I'm not mistaken, that child named Helena was captured, but somewhere along the way, she must have used some method we don't know about—or something else must have happened. In short, she wasn't actually captured. Of course, that's just a guess." Lin Yun spoke with a perfectly serious expression.
"Ah." The Goddess Priestess stared blankly at them, seeming a little confused. She had no idea what they were talking about anymore.
"You mean that savage rushed over here just to rescue a girl named Helena, only to get himself killed charging in, and then we found out she'd already escaped on her own and didn't need rescuing at all?" The female Paladin blinked, then asked.
"You could put it that way, but we