Evidence

Neph said nothing more. It had nothing to do with her emotions; mainly, it was because she had heard a prayer-not her own.

She suddenly quickened her pace. Lovia had to pull herself out of her engrossing emotions and hurry after her. Fortunately, they were already close to the entrance. After only a few steps, Neph stopped and said:

"This is far enough."

She turned and walked away. Lovia did not follow again. Only after watching her disappear into the darkness did she turn back. As she headed back, someone ran up to her and said:

"Elder Lovia! Elder Shilmon wants you in the meeting room!"

"All right." She nodded without stopping.

Even if this unusual behavior had been a display for the Chief, she still had to deal with the other elders' questions.

"Bernadette?" In the Pure White Space, Neph raised her eyebrows in surprise. "What is she doing-ah, has she found the island's coordinates?"

Neph patiently listened to the prayer, and Bernadette's voice rang out:

"I pieced together an incomplete sea chart from the descendants of Edwards, William, Polly, and the others. It records some of the places my father explored in the Fog Sea back then.

"Using this sea chart and my own prophetic abilities, I marked out an area far from the safe shipping routes. I think my father's final mausoleum is probably there-"

She also sent an image of the sea chart. Neph saw the marked area and gained a rough idea of its location, then furrowed her brow slightly.

As agreed, I should tell her about George III now-hmm, it's still too early to tell her outright. I need to wait for Klein-and there's the mythical creature blood. I haven't told Cattleya about that yet-

After some thought, Neph sent a message:

"I promised