Zigan's abrupt departure left Hael bewildered. He didn't afford her a moment to speak before swiftly flying off and vanishing into the distance.
Now, Hael, who had often relied on Zigan's expertise to navigate challenges, finds herself confronting these human issues alone, her trusted companion now absent from her side..
Hael sighed and turned to Barry and Elaine. They were both looking at her as if hoping for help.
Hael leaned her back against the wooden chair. She just kept quiet for a few moments to think.
"You hide a lot of things from us. What else are you hiding?" Hael asked Barry after being silent for a while because she felt frustrated.
Barry gulped. Then said. "That's all I know."
"Alright, then. But now we have another, more dangerous problem. This is why I don't like it when mortals have this kind of power."
Hael again expressed her complaint. But she immediately realized that complaining about it was no longer useful.
