Everyone was looking for Diago.
The walls of the port city were plastered with wanted posters.
A bounty of 100,000 wats was a substantial sum for a place like Silvermoon Harbor, and the residents, not yet retired for the night, left their homes to search for the boy named Diago.
The wanted poster was issued by Father Godel, who accused Diago of conducting heretical ceremonies on their ship and even burning one of their vessels.
But there was something strange about the whole affair.
Silvermoon Harbor was a relatively isolated port city with little personnel turnover, especially after the changes in the third Neutral Country, up until the time when Kunka and the Expeditionary Army were stationed there.
The residents of the port mostly knew each other, yet when they saw the high-priced wanted posters and inquired around, they realized that no one actually knew Diago.