Cassandra's awe was transformed into fear when she realized what could happen to them the instant the talks went sour.
[No, there are more of us. Only three of them can fight while all of us can. And it's not like we came here to create conflict.]
The talks hadn't even begun, yet Cassandra was already thinking about all the possibilities.
Hearing the former's thoughts, Arabella was relieved to know she was not the only one who's nervous.
Even the Pope's side had their worries too, and this is a big deal for both sides.
[Father said he only wanted to clarify things and ask what exactly happened during the war.]
Listening to Cassandra's thoughts, Arabella figured that the Pope must not have been involved with the poison and anti-magic weapons.
After all, what would the Pope get from ushering in another Great War when he had worked to prevent it for several millennia?
But how come the poison, which only the Pope supposedly has, was used on the weapons?
