Lord Frederick's frustration reverberated in the chamber, and the conversation evolved into a critical discussion about the church's apparent inability to manage its responsibility in safeguarding the heroes.
Another nobleman, Sir Reginald Holloway, leaned forward and, his voice edged with concern, addressed the Head Priest directly. "I received word that two of the heroes met their end in a remote village just days ago," he stated bluntly. "Could you please explain how a hero, who should be honing their skills in the royal capital, found themselves in a small, insignificant village?"
