George asked:
"What are you up to?"
Hewitt replied:
"I once selflessly helped you as Arthur's ally in defeating Pendragon, and you must understand that everything has a price."
Arthur denied:
"Hewitt is wrong, George. You can leave us alone for a moment."
George glanced at Hewitt and hesitated for a moment, but eventually turned and left.
Before Hewitt could speak, Arthur raised his hand, signaling him to wait.
Hewitt simply stood quietly.
Arthur slowly leaned his body against the wall, and then closed his eyes to rest for a while.
She opened her eyes again, looking far weaker and paler than before:
"Why did you wake me now?"
Hewitt said:
"Odin has visited this time, and I've discovered signs of the Goddess of Force's activities. Now, as long as there is a suitable vessel, even Fenrir can stick his nose out.
"Time is running out."
Arthur, weakly, asked:
"So, what will happen?"
Hewitt said:
