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An Unreal Coincidence

"Yeah, you're right. The angle and position of the gaping hole seems deliberate rather than a thrust from an enemy. It's too precise."

She answered, nodding.

There's a chance the foe of the knight was just that good, but that was highly unlikely. In this case, it wasn't even plausible. June did not know the way of the sword, not even a tinge of it. 

But Gemm did, and her confirmation was more than enough.

"Has it said anything else to you..?"

June asked, turning toward Gemm.

"No, nothing aside from his desire."

She answered, shaking her head.

"Maybe ask it something? It might just answer."

He wasn't sure it would, but it was worth a try.

Awkwardly, Gemm adjusted herself and rested her hand on her scabbard before asking:

"What do you mean by freeing your Queen?"

She addressed him as if he was sentient, which he was but at the same time wasn't.