Mary immediately frowned and looked at her.
Keira pursed her lips, trying to make her gaze seem softer.
Mary examined her face back and forth, then suddenly stood up, walked over to her, and touched her forehead.
Keira was dumbfounded.
"You don't have a fever, so why are you talking nonsense? You refused to tell me who they were back then, saying it would compromise my safety. Why are you asking me now?"
For the first time, Keira sensed Keera's caution.
At least regarding this matter, she was very careful.
Keira just said "Right", her expression unchanged. "I was worried you might have discovered some clue, but it seems you still know nothing. That's good."
Sure enough, Mary was led astray. "Keera, you really are too cautious. Didn't you say? Since you couldn't even complete their first task, they wouldn't come looking for you again."
That remark made Keira momentarily stunned. "The first task?"
