Chapter 439 - 15. Bribery
"Fisher, the box in her hand contains another weapon of the Phoenix’s Son, ’Moon Princess.’ The moon that was just thrown at you was summoned by ’Moon Princess.’ Be careful, each weapon of the Phoenix’s Son has vastly different effects. Considering how prolific the Phoenix King is, resulting in three children who don’t look alike... If they weren’t triplets, I would suspect they don’t share the same father, tsk tsk."
Hiding in Fisher’s pocket, Emhardt peeked out a bit, revealing one eye to size up the white-haired girl in the wheelchair, then whispered his thoughts to Fisher, careful not to be overheard by others.
After hearing this, Fisher raised an eyebrow. It seemed that the group of feathered people mentioned another person who came ashore with a relic was this girl right in front of him.
He took another look at the black clothing worn by the girl, finally resting his gaze on the small hat she wore on her head.
That dainty hat had a small snowflake-shaped decoration at its center, which seemed like an accessory to her clothing, but Fisher recognized it as actually being a family emblem.
A standard five-pointed snowflake, the symbol of the Turand Family of the Northern Realm—not a family within the borders of Sardinia Female Country, but rather from a place further north and much older, near the edge of the Ice Ocean.
This ancient family had mainly dealt in five types of magical minerals native to the Northern Realm in ancient times. Thousands of years ago, they were among the first to export to Sardinia Female Country and Schwali which connects to the Northern Realm. But in the last hundred years, for unknown reasons, their power had declined and they rarely appeared in public.
Yet today, far from the Northern Realm in the Southern Ocean, Fisher was surprised to see this family’s emblem on a girl...
After Fisher’s provocative statement, Philis, the golden lion-woman standing next to Valentina, bristled, her golden fluffy hair on the back of her head suddenly standing up in rings, making her already tall stature appear even larger.
Fisher had studied Lion-man Species; female Lion-men bristle before a fight, a trait not found in males, symbolizing a stronger offensive desire in females.