The air turned pensive and stale at that question, but Lord Alunir nodded before descending till his feet touched the ground. They had been suspended in the air all this while.
"I'll brief you as we proceed. Your arrival was impeccable. We just happened to be discussing the issue," he explained.
"We?" Noah wondered inwardly but ignored that detail. He already had a vague idea after all.
Lady Edna followed Lord Alunir's gesture, but rather than land on the ground, she floated close to his face.
The lord of Reshavath was tall—taller than even Viola. At its tallest, his figure peaked at a staggering seventeen meters, yet his steps barely made any sound as he walked—a testament to how sturdy that colossal abode was.
The others joined Lady Edna, making for a comical scene. Those five humans appeared no bigger than flies next to that giant. Noah was certain he had noticed it too; there was a soft grin on his face, after all.
