1622 Sentenced

"She saved my life; I owe her," Emery stated firmly, his voice filled with gratitude and determination.

In response to his statement, Emery proceeded to explain to the group the extent of Annara's actions. He recounted how she had risked her own life to take his other soul alongside Silva to Ouroboros, where she had been tirelessly aiding him ever since.

Chumo, upon hearing Emery's account, fell deep into thought. Finally, he broke the silence and said, "I am sorry, Emery. All I remember of her is how she killed Roran and then stood watch while me and others were tortured and experimented upon... Those memories still haunt me whenever the pain from the toxin strikes."

Emery let out a heavy sigh, understanding the weight of Chumo's traumatic memories. He responded empathetically, "I understand, but we have destroyed Zenonia and her men. Annara is not one of them."