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You didn’t bring the Ghost girl along to be sent to remedial classes! You must intervene before it’s too late!
“She’s alright, Esperanza. We teamed up together on a jailbreak to rescue political prisoners, which included Jaylene. Let’s say you’ve got yet another reason to dislike Gordon. Besides his last name, of course.” You don’t want Odetta to go!
“Gordon is responsible for keeping us separated, niece?” An obviously bothered Esperanza asks Jaylene. “This is unacceptable.”
“The people in charge of the prison kept me inside a painting. S-Somehow...” Jaylene explains.
“The old bastard was turning people into huge monsters. Nasty stuff. You should look into it.” Odetta grins.
“…” Esperanza gives Odetta a distrustful look.
“You don’t trust me at all, twintails?” Odetta feels like it’s natural.
“I don’t appreciate being manipulated.” Esperanza furrows her eyebrows.
“It’s a suggestion! I want the best for everyone! And the demise of my enemies coincides with that!” Odetta laughs.
“I-It’s not like that anyway, truly Odetta means well!” Jaylene says.
“Yeah, I’d vouch for her with my life!” You add.
“<span class="mu-i">W-What are you saying…?</span>” A flustered Odetta finds you way too corny!
“Me too!” Jaylene doesn’t hesitate to join you.
“<span class="mu-i">C-Corny morons</span>.” Odetta facepalms.
“Anyway, one of the monsters tried to kill me.” You add.
“Do you all understand the severity of your accusations? He’s one of the five avatars of balance.” Esperanza’s entity, Smithele, has to intervene.
“We got a story to tell, up to you two to believe us or not. It’s not like we’d be offended if she sits on her ass doing nothing all day.” Odetta is not forcing anyone to do anything.
“It’s not hard to believe. The Gordon family is full of monsters.” Jaylene has her own convictions.
“Monsters? Didn’t he save this country from foreign and internal forces? I saw it plastered all over the country. He also saved some guy named <span class="mu-i">Economy</span>. Don’t know why he’s important, but everyone loves him.” Esperanza recalls from her own experience.
