The next day.
Geoffrey suddenly received a call from Eleanor Spencer.
At the sight of the goddess's call, Geoffrey was exceptionally excited, nearly dropping his phone. After fumbling to answer, he hastily said, "Eleanor, hello, hello. How are you feeling? You scared me to death yesterday."
On the other end, Eleanor Spencer said something, to which Geoffrey replied, "What's there to talk about between us? Even if you wanted the moon in the sky, I'd find a way to get it for you."
Not sure what Eleanor Spencer said next, Geoffrey's expression grew more and more serious until, at last, he said, "Okay, no problem, it's a date!"
The cliff.
In just a few days, several more skeletons could be seen here.
These were likely the remains of those who had died in battle a few days ago, their flesh consumed by wild wolves or vultures in the area.
Geoffrey was quite experienced, but still, the sight of the blood-stained bones sent shivers down his spine.
