Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 686 - 686 683 Extinguished Again

?Chapter 686: Chapter 683: Extinguished Again Chapter 686: Chapter 683: Extinguished Again Now, every person who remained here had gained a further understanding of the master of Homeloss—at least, from the standpoint of “enhancing understanding and strengthening dialogue,” they had achieved half of their goal.

Unfortunately, an awkward silence had taken hold in the hall following this “enhanced understanding.” Several Popes, including Helena, seemed momentarily unsure whether or not to continue the conversation, while Fenna and Morris appeared still a bit tense. Sherry was comforting the restless Agou, and Nina was curiously sizing up Duncan—those abruptly appearing starlights hadn’t affected her at all.

Lucresia watched everyone in the hall with a half-smile, her expression mysteriously bordering on schadenfreude for some unknown reason.

Only Alice—the Porcelain Miss—maintained her consistently detached demeanor, still lost in her thoughts. She had switched off her mind when Rune began using the concept of “congregation” to explain the world, and it took her quite a while before she seemed to suddenly snap back to reality, looking around with surprise and confusion, “It’s over? Is it time for dinner?”

The Porcelain Miss’s out-of-touch remark finally broke the awkward silence at the scene. Banster raised his head, his gaze falling on Duncan, and it took him several seconds before he couldn’t help but ask, “What exactly was that just now?”

As soon as he finished speaking, Frem, who was closest to him, swiftly stepped several paces to the side.

“I’m just asking,” Banster said, glancing at Helena and Rune, who had also stepped aside, and shook his head somewhat helplessly.

“There are many secrets about me, some of which… even I do not fully understand,” Duncan replied, seemingly unconcerned, shaking his head with resignation. Then he looked at Rune, who was standing opposite him, with a serious expression, “However, I am very grateful for the speculations that you and Morris just made… Your line of thought has cleared some of my confusion.”

“Then I hope the next time you clear up your confusion, you could give us a heads-up,” Rune said with a touch of helplessness, “Though that request might sound a bit insensitive.”

Duncan chuckled: “I’ll do my best.”

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