"What is it?"
The suddenly heavy atmosphere in the room made Robin's expression change slightly. She could not understand why the mere mention of the Revolutionary Army had prompted such a reaction from these two people who seemed to be members of it.
"It's nothing!"
Loxi shook his head and said softly, "Just some things from the past."
"..."
Robin looked even more confused. She now completely failed to understand the identities of the two people before her. After pondering for a while, she finally asked tentatively, "Are you planning to... make public the news that I'm here?"
Bai Ina merely glanced at her before walking straight to the bed in the room. Reaching it, he picked up the bedding and threw it onto the floor, then lay down on the bare foam mattress and closed his eyes to rest.
Robin froze at the sight.
Loxi, meanwhile, wore an oddly strange expression. After a moment, he asked Robin in surprise, "Did you... know Ina before?"
"Huh?"
Robin was slightly taken aback. She carefully examined Bai Ina's profile for a few moments before shaking her head. "I don't think so."
"Then that's strange!"
As he spoke, Loxi pushed two tables together and placed the bedding Bai Ina had thrown onto the floor on top of them. "Ina actually agreed to let someone he'd only just met stay in his room. That's really a first. You should know that my Ina is very shy around strangers."
He was telling the truth. If someone was unfamiliar to Bai Ina, he would not care whether they were the Light of the Revolution or not—he would absolutely never allow them to stay here. That was why Loxi found Bai Ina's reaction so strange.
On the bed, Bai Ina's brow twitched almost imperceptibly.
To be honest,