Hela looked at the Tigerfolk Ada, who was thirty centimeters taller than her, and asked:
"Do you know what Hewitt is doing?"
Ada raised her head as if she could see the sky through the tent roof with her eyes:
"He is dealing with a powerful enemy."
Hela hesitated for a moment.
But she asked anyway:
"Is it dangerous?"
Ada replied:
"I don't know, perhaps. But I believe that the saint will not fall in front of the remnants of the old era.
"There is no need to worry about him. Saint Hervender has dealt with countless so-called formidable enemies. All you need to do is wait."
Hela didn't respond.
Sometimes, even if you know that a person has a 99% chance of being safe, you still can't help but worry, fearing that some elusive possibilities might become reality.
But she also knew that expressing her worries would not have any practical effect.
Ada pointed at Perseis:
