Unlike what Lirae was thinking, it wasn't that Northern refused to share the information with her. He was simply cautious about doing so.
This wasn't just information that affected Central Plain—it concerned the entire world and the very forces that shaped it.
This was a matter involving Ul herself. Northern couldn't be sure if Ul was listening to him. He doubted it, but he didn't understand how she existed. If there was any way for her to eavesdrop, it would be through all Drifters.
Ul might not have been able to listen in on his conversation with Koll, but she could certainly do so with Lirae. As a Drifter, Lirae was bound closer to Ul than he and Koll were.
This was the risk in sharing the information with Lirae. Still, it didn't mean he couldn't say anything at all.
He would just have to hold back some details.
He let out a breath.
"Alright. First, this concerns the fate of the world. Have you heard about the children of the dark continent?"
