Nana, her fist clenched tightly to her chest, stood resolute before the man. The air around them was tense, charged with urgency. "I understand your hesitation," she began, her voice carrying determination and a plea.
"But we are faced with a dilemma far greater than any threat these creatures of this world could pose." Hope and desperation filled her eyes as she tried to make him see the gravity of their situation.
A thoughtful silence passed. The man, his gaze drifting off into the distance, weighed her words carefully. Finally, he spoke, his voice low with regret.
"That reaction makes sense," he said, a faint sigh escaping his lips. "And blame has no place here.
But, despite your situation, I still cannot offer assistance to you and your friend."
It was then that Todd, who had been silently observing the exchange, found his voice. Stepping forward, a puzzled look crossing his features, he asked, "Wait, I don't understand.
