In the central hall of the Third Border City.
Roland heard a hysterical shriek as he led his ministers off the underground corridor to the hall.
"What's that?" Wendy asked in surprise.
"Kabradhabi's wailing," Phyllis, who led the way, replied. "He broke down after hearing Ursrook's defeat. Not only did he lose his composure but he also made several attempts to commit suicide as well. It took us a while to sedate it."
"I suddenly feel that it might be a better idea to let it live," Tilly rejoined coldly.
"He must live," Phyllis said while nodding vigorously. "The encrypted letter written by Ursrook provides us an excellent opportunity to get a more profound understanding of our enemy. We could probably even know how they mastered our language, which is something the Union yearned but failed to do."
"I can't believe that Kabradhabi would agree to cooperate," Nightingale remarked.
