After Easton Holmes added the final sentence, he sat down directly in his seat, completely unconcerned about whether his comrades and brothers understood or believed him.
"Is that all?"
Jaxon Dyer was planning to keep listening, but he saw that Easton Holmes was already seated steadily, showing no intention of continuing.
"Easton! You explained it way too simply, didn't you?"
Not only Jaxon Dyer thought this, but everyone present did too, though none dared to say it aloud.
They were told they could be informal today, but their usual habit gave them an inexplicable reverence when facing their stern captain.
Easton Holmes retorted with a question: "Do you like complex stories? If so, you're putting me in a difficult spot. You should know I don't have that skill."
Their story is their own secret, and no one else is allowed to share in it.
