Dylan was happy to interrupt what was on Glori's mind right now, and even liked to change the subject. He knew how hard and hard he and Glori had been through, and if Glori had said it, he would be grieved.

Dylan did hear some rumors about Glori, though, that a swordsman in blue and white armor had defeated the Lords of Order in the Sea of Wind Scars. Glori didn't mention it. So, Dylan didn't ask, just like he wouldn't tell Glori where he had gone all these years.

Over the years, Dylan has braved countless ups and downs. He sleeps in trees, even sleeps on the streets, and works like Glori to earn money. In the face of these hardships, he is extremely relieved when he thinks of food. The food, Susan's favorite food, especially the crepes—those crepes, sweet and salty," Dylan recalled, wiping his mouth. It makes sense that he thought of Susan.

"We've been together for many days. However, Glori still hasn't mentioned Susan. Whenever I mentioned Susan, he hid. Dylan couldn't figure it out, and the doubt remains to this day. So, Dylan decided to ask the matter a little bit clearer.

"Glori, I have to ask you something. Dylan said. He stopped, then let go of the left hand that was holding Glori.

And Glori had to stop. He turned to look at Dylan, full of anticipation. "What's the matter?" he asked, smiling.

"Do you have any news about Susan?" Dylan asked. He hoped that Glori would have an answer that would satisfy him.

However, Dylan's question was so sharp that it made Glori frown—he was stunned at the first time he heard Susan's name, and his face was pale, as if he had been bitten by a poisonous snake.

In fact, Glori has always struggled with this. He had been looking for a chance to talk to Dylan, but he had never been ready.

Gradually, Glori looked to the side and even tried to run away. He didn't want to tell Dylan about the outcome of the matter, so he hid.

Seeing Glori frown and look away, Dylan frowned as well. Dylan wanted to wait for Glori to reply, so he was silent for a while. But it was a stalemate, and all the buddies were watching Dylan and Glori, so much so that Dylan lost patience.

Susan...... I mean Susan......" Dylan repeated clearly. He knew very well that Glori liked Susan, and Susan liked Glori, and even remembered the scene where they looked at each other.

Even though Dylan asked again, Glori was still stunned, not just not speaking, but looking sad.

"Hey, bro, what's wrong with you? You can't hold it like that, it's going to make me wonder even more. What the hell happened to her? Did she survive? Don't tell me something happened to her! But anyway, you have to tell me that you can't hide from this question anymore!"

Dylan asked, shaking Glori's shoulder. He looked at Glori anxiously, still waiting for an answer. He tugged at his heart and tried to take a deep breath to prepare for the worst.

Finally, Glori replied. "About Susan......" he said intermittently, "I ...... I'm sorry. He clenched his right fist and kept his eyes on the stone on his left, then closed it and opened it again, taking a breath of cool air.

"What's wrong with her?"

Dylan asked, recalling his past. After he exited the tunnels of the City of Miracles, he was besieged by the Legion of the Waning Moon. He tried to find Susan, but couldn't find it, because it was too confusing. Just when they were about to despair, the Knights of Merit appeared, and they became one with the Legion of the Waning Moon. When the Knights of Merit were defeated and Dylan was shot by an arrow, he had to take a horse that had lost its owner and went west.

Noticing that Glori was not speaking, Dylan stepped forward and grabbed the tether of Glori's cloak. "Hey, brother, you have a word! I can be patient on other matters, but I can't wait on this one. Dylan exclaimed.

"I don't know...... Should I say it or not. Glori said, shaking his head.

Glori refused to turn his gaze to Dylan. On the day the city of miracles was breached, he was in a coma and was pushed south by the underground river, completely unaware of what else was happening in the city, only to learn later that the city of miracles was engulfed in flames.

"Have you looked for her?" Dylan continued.

"Of course, I did!" Glori said directly, then gritted his teeth, "but I didn't find ......."

"Then why don't you keep looking for her?"

Dylan's words were sharp, and he struck directly at Glori's unspeakable place.

"I'm sorry," Glori could only say, and it was true, "I've been looking for her for a long time, but I haven't been able to find her!" and then ......" He wanted to tell Dylan about the siege of the port of the City of Miracles, but swallowed it anyway.

"And then?" Dylan asked.

At this point, Glori was silent again.

Faced with Glori's silence, Dylan was furious. Without waiting for Glori to explain, he directly added: "Then you came here!"

He had searched for it, and he had been looking for it for a long time, but he hadn't found it! It was the person he liked! How could he have come here for the sake of the Golden Covenant? Dylan was so angry that he lost his mind and simply stopped thinking. He had even forgotten that he had come here because of something related to the Golden Covenant.

Then, Dylan made a right hook, but Glory grabbed it, which made Dylan stunned. How could he catch the punch so confidently—Dylan glared at Glori as he became angrier.

"Dylan! We need to end this argument. Glori said. He was worried about Brad Fzes' injury, and his body was choking. He clenched Dylan's fist hard. When Dylan swung his left fist, he raised his right hand to block it, and it was a clean one.

"Very good! This is the trick I taught you. Now, you're using this against me!" Dylan roared. He was so furious that he forgot that Glori was wounded by a sword. Then, he delivered another kick.

With that kick, Glori let go of Dylan's fist and took three steps back, crashing into Brad Furzes.

"I say, what are you doing here? Dolores won't let us go easily! What if there are really pursuers if you delay like this?" reminded Brad Furzes. It was inconvenient for him to come forward to persuade him, so he had to look at Andrew, who was stronger than having Zoe, Irris, and Jue persuade him to fight.

Although Andrew saw what Brad Forzes meant, he did not step forward to persuade him. He even wanted them to fight through and through. True brotherhood has to stand the test, he knows.

"When you're young, you have to be alive. I will not persuade you. You do have to fight! Gentlemanly manners, not at such times. Andrew smiled.

Hearing Andrew say this, Dylan was even more relaxed. He drew his sword directly, and the light of the sword flickered into Elris's eyes.

"Oh my God, Dylan, stop!" Elrith shouted. She looked at Zoe for Zoe to persuade, but Zoe took a few steps back, and she looked at Briante, who shrugged her shoulders.

So, Iris had no choice but to shout again, "Stop!

Unexpectedly, Elris's shouting backfired, making Dylan even worse.

"He's got to give me a reasoned explanation!" Dylan shouted. He jumped up and slashed with his sword.

Withstanding the sword, Glori gasped.

"I can't explain it to you, and there's a reason I don't explain it to you! Glori shook his head. He didn't want to upset Dylan because he was sad enough.

As Glori said, he couldn't explain it and didn't want to explain it. He also heard about the Meritorious Knight's rescue of the City of Miracles, but the result was only a rout. So, after some searching, Glori decided that Susan was gone, and that she was under the sword of the Wanxing Legion.

As Glori took a step forward, he realized he had said something he shouldn't have said. He wanted Dylan to disarm, but he didn't want to hurt him, so he simply raised the sand.

There's no way to stop Dylan. Dylan leaned to the left, then stepped forward, and dodged.

"Explain, what do you want to explain?" asked Dylan. He drew his sword horizontally, pulling out a wave of flame heat, and letting his partner wrap the sword in his hand.

A wave of flame and heat swept past Glori's side, and his companions held their breath. And Glori gasped for breath a few times in quick succession, simply because he took a big step to the right.

"Either answer my question or you'll just knock me out! It's that simple with me!" Dylan warned.

In order to reassure Dylan, Glori had no choice but to comfort Dylan and cover up everything he knew. Of course, he also hoped that Susan would be safe, not as he had heard. So, there are the following words.

"Yes, it's that simple. I did come here for the covenant, but I didn't forget to look for Susan, and I kept an eye out for the figures as they passed me. What about you, you must be too!" replied Glori.

And what about Dylan? He was already angry, and he believed it without thinking.

"Of course! I've been looking for a long time, whether it's windy or rainy. I really tried my best, and sometimes I even felt sad and wanted to run away. Dylan said disappointedly.

Dylan was indeed looking for Susan, as he had said, and as Glory had said. And that's what he's looking for, even if he joined the Revival Corps this year, he's still looking for Susan.

Seeing Dylan's sigh of relief, Glori pushed Dylan's sword away. Now, he couldn't tell Dylan what he knew. Let these painful things be buried in your heart—Glori thought.

Glory put away his sword and took a few steps forward. He patted Dylan on the shoulder, indicating that everything would be fine.

"Susan, she must be fine. At least, we never heard any bad news. We will continue to look for it in the future, but we must not lose our dreams now. You know what, Dylan!" Glori admonished. "We can't stop here, we have to go to Fengyan City!"