"As one of the Eldia people, she'd probably be doomed if we sent her to a hospital," Moriarty said without thinking.
"Dusk! Stay out of it!" Gal snapped.
Moriarty looked at the now-unconscious Gabi and sighed. There was nothing he could do.
"Gabi!" Falco rushed out, his face full of panic and fear. Seeing Gabi on the verge of death, tears of distress spilled from his eyes.
"Falco?" Moriarty raised an eyebrow.
"Who's this?" Gal asked.
"I think he's the boy from the Grice family, one of the Warrior Candidates. This girl's called Gabi. I think she's a Warrior Candidate too," Moriarty explained.
"With injuries this severe, she's no longer qualified to inherit a Titan," Gal said ruthlessly.
"Sir! Please save her! She's dying!" Falco was frantic, tears streaming down his face.
Gal did not even glance at Falco. Instead, he immediately ordered the members beside him to continue pursuing Chen Si.
"Hey, Grice kid. We'll take her to a hospital," Moriarty said reassuringly, crouching down to look at Falco.
"No... you can't... Gabi will definitely die if you send her to a hospital! Sir! Could you help me find Mr. Charns? He can save Gabi!" Falco shouted frantically.
Moriarty shook his head at that and stood up.
"Charns? Tsk, tsk. Kid, do you know why there are so many people in black uniforms here? They're hunting down the very Charns you're looking for. Charns is a spy from an enemy nation. He won't live much longer."
"Wh-what... Mr. Charns is a spy? That's impossible!" Falco's pupils contracted in disbelief, his voice trembling.
"No... Gabi..." Falco held Gabi tightly in anguish, her blood soaking the front of his clothes.
Moriarty frowned slightly at the sight and asked, "Do you care about her that much?"
The pain in Falco's eyes overflowed.