However, those people didn't say a word, just cried their hearts out and urged us to go save them.
They were indeed pushed to the brink by the inaction of the Lord, but if it weren't for me being here, these four young men would probably already be dead.
Whether they came during the day or night.
"Something's off," Hunter Leo gripped his longbow tightly, his voice dry, "it's too quiet here... it's like..."
Barrett swallowed, cautiously voicing what Leo already had on the tip of his tongue.
"...do you think it's a trap?"
Ira's face turned pale, her legs turned to jelly.
"Should we... maybe go back for now, I feel like it would be better to come during the day..."
Towards the end, her voice completely cracked, sounding like a frightened squirrel.
Sarah gave the three who were exchanging nonsense a disinterested glance.
And just realizing it now?
Just as Ira's voice fell, a sudden change erupted!
