"I'm a little worried. You may be very trustworthy, but for the greater situation on the Elzeran Continent, will you really go to Winterfort?" Belaque asked.
"I'm even a little worried that you'll simply leave halfway there on the road to Winterfort." Belaque said with a smile, "If that happens, I won't be able to answer for it."
"Answer for it?" Kaguolet looked at Belaque and asked, "May I ask who asked you, Senior, to escort me back?"
"Ci Enyiwu." Belaque said helplessly. "I have no idea what that woman is thinking. She said there was a good chance you'd run off halfway."
"So she asked me to escort you there. This counts as one of the commissions I accepted," Belaque said helplessly.
"Her again?" Kaguolet said, somewhat puzzled. "Recently, I've heard far too many things about Ci Enyiwu. And now she's somehow become involved with me too."
"This isn't her becoming involved with you. It's just a commission," Belaque said.
"That woman..." Belaque said helplessly. "Who knows what she's thinking? The people she wants to help have no connection to each other, nor is there any necessary reason."
"What could be going on here?" Belaque said.
Kaguolet shook his head and said, "I don't know what she wants to do either. But when did you meet her, Senior? And what is your relationship with her?"
"I didn't know her before," Belaque said with a smile. "But she seemed to know me."
"Given your personality, Senior, I don't think you'd so easily listen to a young girl," Kaguolet asked, looking at Belaque.
"It's only because Ci Enyiwu gave me a very good reason," Belaque said with a smile.
"Are you ready?" Belaque asked Kaguolet. "Once you've packed up, the two of us will set off. Don't waste our time here."