With the Ruination approaching, Godfrey planned to bring down as many dungeons as possible before the Ruination gates arrived.
Because then, many people would not have the opportunity to deal with these other gates, which might lead to countless deaths.
This was the prelude to a catastrophe. If he didn't prepare, both he and Isolde would be capped at this tier.
That was the reason he sent his knights to clear as many dungeons as possible.
While this was what he had in mind, Godfrey didn't expect this.
He and the old man watched from outside as Sarah, who lay on a bed, woke up, turned, and saw Mountain in her room. They had to put her in the biggest room with a lofty ceiling that could contain his towering frame.
Sarah blinked, then burst into tears as she scrambled towards Mountain, wrapped her arms around his thigh, and bawled her eyes out.
Godfrey knew she was just a nine-year-old child, but she looked nineteen. It felt weird to him, as if time itself had betrayed her.
