No one answered Dylan’s question because they all felt there was more to the story than what they were seeing.

“Isn’t that… Seol-Ah?”

Hugo eventually got himself together and asked.

As he said, the person seen on the communication crystal was Yi Seol-Ah.

Or, at least she looked like Yi Seol-Ah.

They couldn’t see her face because she was standing in the corner of the room with her back turned against them.

But her medium-length hair and slender figure easily reminded them of Yi Seol-Ah.

“Hey. What are you doing there all alone?”

“Seol-Ah! Yi Seol-Ah! Answer me!”

Oh Rahee and Hugo shouted.

A few others also called out her name.

But Yi Seol-Ah didn’t look back, let alone answer them.

She showed no response whatsoever.

She would occasionally rock herself back and forth with her arms swaying at her sides, but that was basically it.

“I have a bad feeling about this….”

Vlad Halep muttered quietly as he unwittingly glanced at his sister.

Oana Halep looked confused as well.

The slight tilt of her head made her seem as though she was deep in thought.

“Flone. Can you head over there and see how she’s doing?”

Hugo asked urgently.

He knew he had to help Yi Seol-Ah as soon as possible, but something about her just seemed off.

He figured Flone would be better suited for the job because she was a ghost.

[Um… I could… and I will if you really really want me to… but I have no idea where that is, and….]

Surprisingly, however, Flone seemed reluctant.

She obviously didn’t want to go, although she couldn’t logically explain why.

“It’s too early to be sure, but something seems to have happened to Team 1.”

A deep, low voice broke the silence.

“I suggest we get ready for battle and head together to the place shown in the crystal.”

Dylan proposed as the header.

Oh Rahee bit her lower lip.

Like Flone, she was reluctant to go, but she couldn’t just ignore what she saw. It wasn’t like there was anything else on the screen other than Yi Seol-Ah.

“ …Everyone, adjust your formation to the width of the passage.”

In the end, she...