After quite a while, Malin finally stood up. "We can't just stay here. We should go help Senior Kaidila take down that woman. Green Goblins are the Northern Alliance's top-tier wizard familiars. Any wizard who can possess a Green Goblin is definitely no ordinary person!"
Her face was written all over with worry.
"If you want to go, go by yourself. We'll wait here," a male apprentice said with an ugly expression.
"What do you know? If Senior Kaidila dies, none of us will be able to escape that woman's pursuit!" Malin shouted.
"If we go, we'll die without even our corpses left behind!" The two rose to their feet and roared at each other.
"I think that since Senior Kaidila told us to leave first, his meaning was obvious—we can't help those three wizards at all." Grifia's expression remained calm. "Even if we go back, it will probably be of no use. I suggest we go outside first and notify Senior Kaidila's Lineage knights."
"Right! That's the best way." The male apprentice who had been pale earlier also agreed.
Anglie remained silent, watching the others discuss things from the side.
"If that's the case, then let's hurry to the outer edge of the valley." Malin decisively headed in the direction they had come from.
The others hurriedly followed after her.
Very soon, the group returned to the valley entrance.
The sky was somewhat gray and dim. The gray wooden fence at the valley mouth was still there, but not a single one of the Swordsmen who had been guarding the place earlier could be seen.
There were no messy traces on the yellow-green grassland either.
"Where are they?" Malin had vaguely become the leader by now. She possessed a Magical Item and was the strongest. The others had no