Leonel's eyes narrowed when he heard this. The implication wasn't far off from his assumptions, but it also wasn't that close either.
After hearing about humans and some of the politics that decided things in wider Existence, Leonel had always somewhat assumed that the Fawkes had fallen due to the combined efforts of other races. That might still be the case now, but it seemed that their part was more subtle and covert.
But this also meant something else. Humans, at least the humans of back then, even without the Envoys of the God Beasts, weren't complete pushovers either. That meant quite a few things, whether that meant explaining why his grandfather was so cautious, or how he'd decide to take his next steps forward as well.
"The details of that matter aren't something you need to know. I'm sure in time you'll unearth them yourself and we also don't have much time."
"Well, whose fault is that?" Leonel asked.
