Yetana continued to stare fixedly at Solam, hoping he was joking. Unfortunately, Solam was more serious than ever this time.
"Really... her?" Yetana asked with difficulty.
Solam did not waste words. He directly took out a scroll and handed it to Yetana. It was a portrait of Xianna as she looked now.
"Judging by her appearance and reaction, it's definitely her. As for why, I still don't know. But I think that isn't important anymore, is it?"
Yetana opened the scroll and stared intently at the portrait within. No one knew what she had thought of, but her eyes gradually reddened.
"She... where is she?"
"That's what I was about to tell you. You're in huge trouble! And the source of that trouble is inseparably connected to her." Solam shook his head. "But based on our deal, what I found must be kept confidential from everyone except you. So... you decide whether the people present need to be informed."
Solam kept his word, so everything concerning Xianna was confidential. After all, Yetana had not fulfilled her promise yet.
"How huge is this trouble?" Seeing Solam shake his head, Yetana knew this matter was probably not over, so she asked uncertainly.
"Very huge!" Solam said solemnly. Then, as if he felt that was not clear enough, he pointed at everyone present and emphasized again, "All of you!"
"How... how is that possible?" That gesture had included both the Church and the Knights of the Holy Grail. Yetana simply could not understand how her sister, who had been missing for sixteen years, could cause such an enormous uproar.
"She might not be capable of it, but once she got involved with a dwarf I know, then it became possible!" Solam had no choice but to reveal a little.
"A dwarf?"
"Yes, a