Delsa didn't know if the Hobbit would agree to marry him, but he learned from the elder about what exactly was threatening their village.
The God of War, Kampas, had played a great joke on Delsa and his little kite.
Turned out there truly was a Pannean Phoenix in the Ink Crystal Valley. The auspicious Phoenix, celebrating the emergence of new life, attracted many Magical Beasts to worship it. Consequently, the food grown by the Hobbits residing in the nearby Bai Ling Mountain Range, adjacent to the valley, was ruined.
Beamon had once described the Hobbit Halfling's gluttonous mouth this way: "Life is indeed precious, and love is even more valuable. But if for tasting fine food, both could be abandoned."
From this, the Hobbits' obsession with food was not hard to see.
"Save my dinner."
Holding the map given to him by the elder, and having listened to a rough explanation of the situation, Delsa casually left these words behind and set off without any hesitation.
