Chapter: 3842
The two of them soon went to meet up with Cale while Taylor and Cage remained at the capital. Although the creation of the forgery had paused for a bit at the time, they had focused on how they would stealthily procure the ingredients as well as how they would go about creating this ancient text.
The battle at the capital happened not too long after that and Cale Henituse had fainted.
How worried had he been at the time?
He was certain that young master Cale Henituse would have called them over because something needed to change, however, they had not been able to hear the details yet.
That was why seeing Clopeh Sekka and Tasha became hints for him. He was dragging someone from the Caro Kingdom into a plan that would take place up North. The two of them determined that there was a reason for that and delayed forging the portions about the location as well as other important details.
Three weeks had passed since then and he was currently staying in a secret residence at the most northern shore of the Paerun Kingdom that Clopeh had prepared for them.
He cautiously asked Witira a question.
�� Can you still feel the gazes of the black mages?�
The future Whale Queen had a cold gaze before she blinked.
The annoying existences. The ones she wanted to kill.
�It is slowly getting worse. There are more eyes stealthily spying on the glacier that the Whale tribe lives on. There seem to be other factions in addition to the black mages as well.�
She bit down on her lips.
�It died down for a few days when Cale Henituse fainted. But now it is worse.�
Witira had a headache. She was pretending not to notice the spying black mages because Cale had told her in advance about a plan. However, the Whale tribe was not one to be spied on by others. She was struggling internally because the Whales were not a tribe that liked spying on others nor being spied by others.
�What do you think about all this?�
Witira turned to look at someone else.
�Sir Clopeh, I�m curious to know the thoughts of the man who has been quiet for a while.�
Clopeh started to smile after hearing Witira�s comment. It was a noble and majestic smile.
�Witira-nim, you see, legends.�
�Ah, this nonsense again.�
Archie started to frown after hearing the word, legend.� He looked ready to shut Clopeh up at any moment.
Clopeh continued to speak with a calm expression.
�Always have a main character.�
��I see.�
Witira nodded her head and agreed.
�What does she mean by, �I see?�
Archie looked toward Witira�s back in frustration. Witira started to speak in a pained tone as if she was responding to Archie�s frustration. JrNovels.com
The battle at the capital happened not too long after that and Cale Henituse had fainted.
How worried had he been at the time?
He was certain that young master Cale Henituse would have called them over because something needed to change, however, they had not been able to hear the details yet.
That was why seeing Clopeh Sekka and Tasha became hints for him. He was dragging someone from the Caro Kingdom into a plan that would take place up North. The two of them determined that there was a reason for that and delayed forging the portions about the location as well as other important details.
Three weeks had passed since then and he was currently staying in a secret residence at the most northern shore of the Paerun Kingdom that Clopeh had prepared for them.
He cautiously asked Witira a question.
�� Can you still feel the gazes of the black mages?�
The future Whale Queen had a cold gaze before she blinked.
The annoying existences. The ones she wanted to kill.
�It is slowly getting worse. There are more eyes stealthily spying on the glacier that the Whale tribe lives on. There seem to be other factions in addition to the black mages as well.�
She bit down on her lips.
�It died down for a few days when Cale Henituse fainted. But now it is worse.�
Witira had a headache. She was pretending not to notice the spying black mages because Cale had told her in advance about a plan. However, the Whale tribe was not one to be spied on by others. She was struggling internally because the Whales were not a tribe that liked spying on others nor being spied by others.
�What do you think about all this?�
Witira turned to look at someone else.
�Sir Clopeh, I�m curious to know the thoughts of the man who has been quiet for a while.�
Clopeh started to smile after hearing Witira�s comment. It was a noble and majestic smile.
�Witira-nim, you see, legends.�
�Ah, this nonsense again.�
Archie started to frown after hearing the word, legend.� He looked ready to shut Clopeh up at any moment.
Clopeh continued to speak with a calm expression.
�Always have a main character.�
��I see.�
Witira nodded her head and agreed.
�What does she mean by, �I see?�
Archie looked toward Witira�s back in frustration. Witira started to speak in a pained tone as if she was responding to Archie�s frustration. JrNovels.com
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