In the end, what made Sealyn stop was Rain's anger… the shadow wasn't covering his body, but it was changing his aura… it wasn't all his anger. It was Elisabetha's as well. Still, if he could control that much anger, Sealyn felt that she had to do the same and keep her cool.
"It seems that while the cities that you guys built were over seven thousand years old, our actions compared to the guys that have created this prison look meaningless," Seara said. "A rebellion of this level isn't enough for them to do anything to stop us… that makes me wonder how old this place is."
"Old enough probably for them to witness this a bunch of times… perhaps millions of years," Sealyn said. "Still, thinking about this won't lead us anywhere. Split into groups and check all the stands and establishments in the area to gather information. It doesn't look like they are planning to attack us outside the castle, but we need to be careful. Don't do anything too harsh or impulsive."
