– Everything is clear with Mr. Tann; he is a patriot and a loyal son of Mother Neferia, – Camistella nodded. – As for you, dog-killer, you simply want to live, and that's quite primitive. But what does Phantom need from all this? She isn't even from Neferia. And if my assumptions are correct, her parents actually helped Aconia's plan rather than hindered it. Judging by how often Phantom mentions celestial bodies, she doesn't like Aconia's shield. But I don't understand how the revival of Neferia, which could then be destroyed again at the gods' first whim, will affect the current state of affairs in the world. Unless, of course, you intend to turn back time and save the old Neferia by suddenly suffocating Princess Naria in her cradle. But with such a plan, you would have been able to gather an army of volunteers without all these games. And yes, one more question: how were the victims chosen?
– Eh, "you should be quiet and not show your stupidity," – the second girl in Sir Tann's group translates, – all Lady Phantom wants is to enjoy an exciting adventure, and people our age are best suited for that.