Davey knew trust wouldn’t come easily in the Continental Alliance meeting—if he was lying to them, it would mean he had successfully conducted a continent-wide scam. In this context, their skepticism was understandable.0

But the real threat wasn’t the conclusion of whether or not they trusted Davey—it was the force behind the gray-armored knights. In other words, Thanatos who had consumed Eclipse. 0

As Davey stared at the map of the continent, his thoughts turned to where Thanatos could be hiding.0

He had already advised the Continental Alliance to avoid direct confrontation and tasked the Last Wisp with luring the giant knights to the outskirts of the continent by sniping from a distance. 0

As for the Demon World? Davey knew there was already someone there to protect it.0

What remained pivotal was the whereabouts of Thanatos. But he still had no clue where she could be…0

Deep in thought, he suddenly sensed something.0

“Your hiding skills still need some work. Come in.”0

“…You’re as sharp as ever,” a familiar voice replied.0

A figure dressed in a black shamanic dress appeared out of thin air.0

“Shall I call you Jack? Or…?”0

“Please call me Aina, since Yuria isn’t here right now,” she replied calmly.0

“When are you going to finally meet your sister?”0

“At least not now. Not yet…”0

“So, then what brings you here?” Davey asked.0

She then removed her mask, revealing the beautiful dark elf with light bronze skin underneath.0

“It's been resolved,” she said, bowing her head in gratitude. “I won’t forget this grace you’ve given me.”0

She had used his resources and name for her own purposes without hesitation, and now it seemed she had accomplished her mission. Davey had a vague idea of who she had been looking for, but that wasn’t his concern right now.0

“There’s a reason you came here, I assume?”0

“Isn’t there some...0