Xidi knew very well what an accident during teleportation meant. Even a Temple Elder swept into a spatial counterflow might not safely find a breach to escape through, let alone anyone else.
Xidi had reason to be furious, too. Kallen had "executed" her outstanding descendant right in front of her, and she had endured his humiliation throughout, ultimately restraining herself from slapping him to death.
Yet Kallen had suffered an accident in her family's Teleportation Magic Formation, and the blame would still fall on her and the family.
She had swallowed the indignity and refrained from killing him, only for him to potentially "die" in her home anyway. The frustration was beyond words; she felt as though she would explode with anger.
But this time, Rohan did not indulge Xidi, because he was furious too, especially after seeing for himself how she had dealt with the entrance.
She had smashed it apart with a purely physical punch, destroying its exterior;
then built a new teleportation hall over it, masking its aura.
That was genuinely how she handled things. The fact that Ponce Manor had gone all these years without an accident because of it really was thanks to the blessings of the God of Order and the family's ancestors!
In the eyes of Rohan, one of the world's foremost Formation Masters, the members of the Ponce Families had spent nearly two hundred years living on a volcano's mouth. Had the odds been even slightly more normal, that volcano would have erupted, and Xidi would have returned home from the Divine Temple to find the beings in the Seal Land living alongside the manor's residents.
However, Rohan had no interest in arguing further with Xidi about this, much less teaching his old friend the basics of handling formations. He raised his