The One Who Guides Wind and Flame (4)

I had more or less grasped the situation.

Hearing only one side of a conflict—and that from just one person—probably didn't mean all the information was accurate.

Just as the Barm tribe had its own case to make, the Daria tribe was sure to have a different side of the story.

...But, honestly, I wasn't particularly interested.

Right and wrong weren't things to compare, nor things to compete over.

Winning didn't make someone right, and being right didn't necessarily mean winning.

So regardless of what case the Daria tribe had to make, I wouldn't side with them, and there was no point in learning it.

Of course, if this so-called Child of Flame was a human loved by the fire spirit, and the spirit asked me not to interfere, that would be an exception... But that was almost certainly not the case.

In my estimation, the Child of Flame was a practitioner of divine arts.

A powerful natural talent who had awakened to their aptitude on their own without undergoing ability development...