"Good. You've both made your decisions, and I like what you've decided."
After hearing their answers, Rover smiled again.
She felt deeply relieved.
She had never taught the two before her to become Saviors, yet they had still stepped forward for the people they cared about.
But alongside that relief came worry.
If these youngsters truly became Saviors, they would inevitably grow tired. They would inevitably get hurt.
And when a crisis came, they might even sacrifice themselves to protect others because they were "Saviors."
If that ever happened, Rover would rather be the one who made the sacrifice.
Yet even as she wished for that, she felt the thought had come too late.
Both Mo Bai and Aemeath, wherever she was off fooling around now, had already planned to sacrifice themselves the moment Rover wasn't looking.
I never taught them to do that... Did they pick it up from watching me?
Rover shook her head lightly to clear away those thoughts, then took the gourd-shaped Terminal from her waist.
Beep—
Only when they heard the electronic tone did Mo Bai and Mo Hei realize whom she was calling.
Bzz—
Strangely, the person on the other end answered the instant Rover placed the call.
"Sorry. There's been a lot to deal with in Lahai Luo lately, so I haven't been back."
Rover's voice was softer than usual as she spoke to the person on the other end.
Mo Bai and Mo Hei also heard her apologize to someone, a rare occurrence.
It wasn't that Rover was normally impolite.
She was simply so powerful that she could resolve almost any problem perfectly without needing to smooth things over with an apology.
"Mm. I know you must have your reasons for staying in Lahai Luo."
A cool, gentle, and pleasant voice came