The guilt and regret in Luna's chest instantly vanished after hearing Raisya's entire story.
Thank goodness she was still alive. Luna felt relieved inside. Her shoulders slumped, her breathing slowed, and a faint smile formed on her lips.
"Grandma, are you all right?" Rama asked, his face filled with worry.
"I'm fine," Luna replied softly.
"That's a relief…" Rama exhaled deeply, his body finally relaxing.
"So, where is she now?" Luna asked, turning her gaze to Raisya.
"She's working in the mines," Raisya answered.
"Has she caused any trouble again?"
"No. On the contrary, she's been behaving very well," Raisya replied.
"You haven't removed her necklace, have you?" Luna's eyes sharpened. "If it's removed, it could cause an enormous explosion," she added with a mischievous smile.
"O-of course not! I even warned everyone not to touch it," Raisya said nervously.
"Good." Luna nodded lightly.
"Oh, right, Grandma, what brings you here anyway?" Rama asked curiously.
