Find a Troubled Girl after leaving the Guild-Chapter 481 - 254: Tales of the Old Crew

Farina’s smile slowly faded: "But Rams was not happy."

"Why would he be unhappy when we’ve won?" Dorothy frowned.

"Because he believed Li Ang didn’t consider that they were cloaked in the Power of the Dead. When he gathered the Power of the Dead, they would suffer more damage from it."

"But if he didn’t do that? We might not have won at all?"

"The worst result would have been total annihilation." Farina nodded.

"Doesn’t this mean he chose true victory? Were those people seriously injured?"

"Actually, there wasn’t much harm. They were the vanguard, so it was normal. It’s just that Li Ang didn’t have time to explain when he summoned skeletal Creations, and some people were scared, leading to injuries from the Mage’s melee attacks."

"So what was awkward about it?" Dorothy asked.

"Well, after knowing the full story, most people support Li Ang. As long as he explains things clearly to the vanguard, the issue will be over."

"Normally, he would have explained, but Rams was leading a fierce interrogation, and he got angry instead, saying, ’You fools, if you can’t see the opportunity for victory in battle, don’t whine. Without me, you’d be dead already.’"

"The Soul Apex didn’t have any activities for a long time after that because the atmosphere was tense."

Li Ang looked up and said to Farina: "It was you, the thoughtful sister, who mediated."

Since most of the group were young back then, and Li Ang himself was young and impulsive, it was the older Farina who could gently but firmly correct the awkwardness.

Because Farina was the main mediator in resolving the conflict, Li Ang didn’t stop her from bringing it up.

"And Kitan, he also helped explain to the other members."

"I didn’t expect that." Dorothy held her face, looking at her leader: "This guy always speaks to us kindly and gently."

"This is how people change."

Farina looked at Li Ang with a slightly complicated expression: "However, looking back now, things don’t seem so simple."

Li Ang spread his hands.

"Some things don’t need to be repeated nowadays."

"I understand," Farina said, "You repeatedly mentioned being targeted by Rams back then. I didn’t think much of it at the time, but now I feel we didn’t consider your feelings. Rams repeated and emphasized that you disregarded their safety, which made other vanguards waver, causing the atmosphere to become stagnant. Although the reasoning was clear, with Rams stirring trouble, they also started to doubt you."

Li Ang nodded. To this day, he doesn’t want to fuss over the details because that’s how people’s hearts usually are.

"That guy was really awful," Dorothy whispered.

Farina stretched lazily, walked over to Li Ang, and gently patted his head, just like when she comforted him as a thoughtful sister back then.

"It’s all okay now. I actually wanted to give your lady kudos about you."

Farina smiled at Dorothy: "Nowadays, with their affection, he can lead everyone to greater heights."

"It’s such a good setting, just sitting at the table isn’t enough fun."

While speaking, the sun had long set, and Dorothy looked up at the splendid starry sky unobscured by Cloud Mist. She carried away most of the Marine Flower and those high-starch-content fruits like potatoes, and walked towards the lakeside with a plate.

"What are you doing?" Zoe, who was quarreling with Andasu, asked.

The Half Elf ignored her, picked up a pre-prepared swimming ring, threw it on the water, used Demon-Born Flower vines to support herself onto it, placing the plate on her belly, and paddled towards the water.

With a hint of emotion on her face, she waved at Li Ang from afar.