Misaki had returned to her master's house. This place somehow gave her peace. When Elgar opened the door, Misaki got straight to the point.
"The Council has made its decision. I want to appoint you as an envoy to Yuiken village."
Elgar raised his eyebrows. "Me?"
"Yes, because you're the most suitable person. You need to depart immediately for initial negotiations."
"This is a sudden decision," said Elgar.
"My decision is final," Misaki said firmly. "The Council has acknowledged their existence and we need an envoy."
Elgar thought for a moment. "I'll need to take two more people with me."
"Alright," Misaki said quickly. "Who do you have in mind?"
"I need to speak with them first."
"Fine, make your preparations then. I'm leaving," said Misaki and turned away.
When Elgar turned around, Elise and Rumi were secretly listening. "I suppose you heard," said Elgar.
"Are we going to Yuiken village?" they both asked simultaneously.
