Chapter 798

　　"Agreed," Alvin replied. The memory of Hedwig's earlier glare at Misha sent a shiver down his spine. 　　He had a foreboding that Misha might already be in Hedwig's crosshairs. 　　Given that this was Hedwig's home turf, Alvin worried their group might not stand a chance in a confrontation. 　　This added a layer of anxiety to an already tense situation. 　　Meanwhile, Tabitha remained fast asleep, a serene smile playing on her lips. 　　After a short play with the fawn, a pigeon flew in from outside the cave and landed on Hedwig's shoulder, cooing softly. Hedwig paused at the sound, glancing at Tabitha still lost in slumber. 　　With a moment of hesitation, she quietly rose and tiptoed away, not wanting to disturb Tabitha's rest. 　　Misha, who had always sailed through life with ease, had encountered her greatest challenge in the form of unrequited love. 　　Ever since Derek had rescued her, she had vowed to marry him when she grew up. 　　Throughout her life, she had been shielded from hardship and