Aurdis and Saeldir stared at each other for a long time.
Those words came out of Saeldir's mouth because he felt the pressure of this problem the hardest.
Saeldir has read dozens of books.
One of the books was so thick and filled with so much information that he wouldn't use it. At least for this problem.
Of course, when he heard there was a bright light of clue about the tree, he would react almost on impulse.
But then after a few seconds had passed, Saeldir's brain was working fine again. And he came to a realization.
"(No. I think that's not a good idea,)" Saeldir said while shaking his head.
"(I think that's a good idea. Between the two of us, you know the most about that tree,)" Aurdis said.
"(But go to another world...)" Saeldir took a deep breath.
His eyes gazed forward. He was imagining how things would be when he was in that other world.
Aurdis knew what Saeldir was thinking. So many risks when they go to another world.
