Filina sighed deeply at Hugh’s playful voice. Then she turned and walked to the door.
Click.
The sound of the door locking through the silent space rang particularly loudly.
She then approached Hugh again.
“Tell me quickly.”
First, she wanted to listen to the story about the potion.
Potion was the only weapon that could save her life. But she felt a difference from what she experienced about the effectiveness of the potion that Hugh had previously said.
“Sit down first.”
Hugh said, tapping his hand on one side of the bed where he was sitting.
Filina was reluctant to sit on the same bed with Hugh, but she had no choice but to sit down because she felt like the story was going to be long.
“You were going to go get potion ingredients with me before.”
Filina nodded and replied to his plain voice.
“Yes, but you couldn’t take me because you weren’t feeling well.”
In the first place, it was a bit absurd that the man who was the tower lord was in bad condition and failed to move space magic.
At that time, Hugh’s face was also quite embarrassed, so he couldn’t say much.
“Actually, I wasn’t feeling bad. My condition was no different than usual.”
Suddenly he was telling the truth.
“Then why couldn’t you move the space with me?”
When asked, Hugh said calmly, stretching up one corner of his mouth.
“The problem was you, not me.”
Filina wrinkled her nose at his words.
“……I was the problem?”
She didn’t understand what Hugh was talking about.
It was because of her that space didn’t move?
When Filina looked at him with a face asking what he meant, Hugh continued nonchalantly.
“Then after you went back, I took the rabbit that was hiding in the grass and moved into space.”
Filina looked dumbfounded.
Why did a rabbit go through?
