Stiel turned to Rian after throwing the Fifth Elder away. "This will do, right?" "Uh… Yes. Thank you." "But why is that old man charging at me like that?' It was after she was almost done taking care of skeletons when the Fifth Elder suddenly charged at Stiel. She was weary if the Fifth Elder had changed spirits, but he simply just lost his mind. The Elder kept coming back after regenerating so Stiel destroyed all the Elder's bones and threw them away. 'Hehe… I'm still strong, right?' Stiel suddenly became sad. She had to run away so many times lately that she had to feel proud while being looked upon by such babies. "This will do." "Thank you, Miss Stiel. But where did they come from?" There were the skeletons, the mindless Granine, and the revived RBander. Everything seemed to be connected and there seemed to be a reason behind all this. "Sir Rian." "Yes, Khutil?" "Shouldn't we take a look at the hole they came out from?" "Did you see where they came out from?" "Yes… it was from the hole behind Reynold's body." Khutil pointed toward Reynold's headless body. There was something red inside. "What is that? How did we not know?" Rian spoke as he saw something suspicious buried within. "That… is supposed to be miles deep. It's visible only because the mountain was dug up in the last war." "I see." Someone from the Lagran Region explained the situation. "Let me look at it." "But, Sir Rian…" "Yes." "If the Fifth Elder lost his mind like that… will the Granine village be okay?" "!!!" Rian realized he had missed something important. If the Fifth Elder lost his mind, there was no guarantee that the other elders were holding off. "We should go right now. And… Miss Stiel." "Yes?" "If it's not too much… can you lend us a hand?" Stiel had no interest if the Granines and humans fought against each other and killed one another. She was more interested in that suspicious red object. On the other hand, it was Sian's loving brother who was asking her. 'I should gain some credit here.' The Third and Sixth Elders were probably at the village right now, and if they lost their minds, the village was probably very dangerous. And if Rian was to be sent alone… 'He wouldn't kill me… would he?' She couldn't say for sure, so she decided to play it safe. "Okay. Tell your brother that I helped you later though." "Of course. We are alive because of you." "Sir Rian, there's no one in the village." "Right. Where did they all go?" Rian and the others were confused. If they had gone mad, then they should've run toward the city. Rian had already gone to city first, but there were no Granines there either. "hmm." "Miss Stiel, do you suspect something?" "Yeah… but you should return to the city. I'll look into it myself." Stiel then disappeared from the spot.