They were all quite satisfied with this.
After all, if the child had been overly curious and kept asking questions, they would have patiently answered them.
But leaving aside whether a child could understand such technical matters, that sort of exchange would have slowed them down.
Although there was one more person, they were not disturbed, so they worked very quickly and had set up most of the surrounding detectors before sunset.
"What a good child. Don't be afraid of tomorrow. Sister Kella will take you down the mountain tomorrow and arrange for you to go home." Thinking of Suika sitting there all day, obedient as a porcelain doll and never delaying or affecting their work, Magna could not help feeling sorry for her.
How could such a well-behaved child have been framed so badly by the Ursus people?
If she had not happened to meet the three of them, a defenseless child would probably have had little chance of surviving in these deep mountains and ancient forests filled with beasts.
The First Wave Had Yet to Settle
At night, twin moons hung high in the sky.
Katya and the other two fell into a deep sleep amid the scent of wine.
Suika sat outside alone, holding paper and pen as she scribbled and revised for a long while before finally leaving behind a letter that looked as though it had been pawed at by a dog.
Then, with a grab of her hand, a brand-new stone plaque condensed from Originium appeared in her palm.
"One should be enough, right?" She scratched her head. Remembering how unlucky she had become after giving away those five before, Suika felt that this single lucky charm should be enough to save the couple's lives in a dangerous moment.
She placed the letter beneath