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"What's there to tell? They were only two avatars, and the fight lasted barely two minutes," Green said evenly. "I sensed something big was coming, so I moved my family and some trusted subordinates out of the city. I was more than ten kilometers from the center of the battle myself. Besides, the Divine War took place high in the sky. I couldn't see a thing. But the force of it was overwhelming, and the shockwaves nearly destroyed Landon City."
"Oh? You had enough foresight to sense a Divine War was coming?" Cyrabelle looked at Green in surprise.
"It wasn't foresight. At the time, I felt as if a conspiracy hung over all of Landon City, and I still don't understand what was going on. A consultant from Anomalies Bureau Headquarters wanted me to feed false intelligence to the Blind Sisters Society, but he wouldn't tell me why. He clearly had no good intentions. How could I just sit there and wait? So I pulled back to see what happened. I never expected the Divine Calamity to strike." Green gave her a rough account of events.
Cyrabelle nodded. "Was that Headquarters consultant named Hiddink?"
"That's him. He used to be the director of Northwest Province," Green confirmed.
"All right. I'll mention it to the Grand Duke. I remember Hiddink—he's one of the Grand Duke's men." Cyrabelle brushed the matter aside. "Now, I'm putting you in charge of the Anomalies Bureau in the Royal Capital. Do you understand what needs to be done? The Rune People and the Revolutionary Army are both growing impatient. We don't have much time."
Green's expression did not change. "Rest assured, my lady. I'll pick up the