"Then there's nothing I can do!" Sylvanas said with a smile. "Two poor unlucky souls-one's my sister, and the other's my brother-in-law." She shrugged and spread her hands.
"If you know we're two unlucky souls, stop making things even worse for us," Alleria said. "What do sunset and dusk mean?"
"Sis, did pretending to be Yiluo make you stupid? You haven't really turned stupid, have you?" Sylvanas said. "Isn't it dusk right now? Go outside and you'll see the sunset!"
"Not that," Alleria said. "Something to do with relationships."
"Relationships?" Sylvanas thought for a moment, then smiled. "Brother-in-law said it, didn't he?"
"If you know, why ask?" Alleria said.
"Why don't you ask him?" Sylvanas asked.
"If he were willing to tell me, why would I ask you?" Alleria said.
"Oh," Sylvanas said. "You ask me something out of the blue, and I'm supposed to know what you mean?"
"He said you'd know!" Alleria said.
"He really said that?" Sylvanas asked.
"Does it matter whether he said that?" Alleria asked.
"Of course it matters. You know what he's like-he's always talking in circles. If you don't know what he said before, it's hard to guess what he means afterward," Sylvanas said.
"Then why did he say you'd know? I'm starting to feel like he understands you better than I do," Alleria said.
"Jealous? Don't worry, he's not my type," Sylvanas said with a smile.
"Why am I suddenly discovering you've picked up so many new expressions? Have you forgotten how to speak normally?" Alleria asked.
"It must be that unlucky brother-in-law's influence," Sylvanas said. "Talk to him long enough, and you pick up his bad habits."
"Hmph! Instead of learning anything good, you had to pick up those bad habits!" Alleria said. "Come on, what does it mean?"
"It's pretty