Chapter 109

"Then maybe it's time to correct their misunderstanding," Toby suggested.

"You know how knights are—once they've made up their minds, they rarely change them until they see proof firsthand," Beric replied.

Toby was momentarily at a loss, acknowledging the truth of Beric's words. Knights, especially those confident in their own strength, were often stubborn about accepting others as equals. The only solution was for them to witness the strength of Sylas's group themselves.

"So, I ask for your patience," Beric said.

"Fair enough," Sylas replied, unfazed, though Toby still seemed a little annoyed. He knew it was only a matter of time before their abilities became evident.