"I don't plan to keep your blades because I believe you will be needing them now more than ever," Senraki added soon after.
"Why?" Sagiri asked.
"There has been movement from the south. Someone said they saw a figure cross the desert, but it has not been proven," Senraki said.
"You know I'm from the south," sagiri said. Of course, Seyika had told them too.
"Seyika is smart, and your parents agreed after Salka convinced them," Senraki said, and Salks sprang to his feet.
"What did you do to them?" he snarled, looking between senraki and salka.
"I went south to meet with them before the exercise, and they only agreed to talk to us after your assassination attempt. Indeed, you are from the south," Salka said. "I did not do anything to them. They will be with the guest and parents," Salka said.
