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If Kaylee wasn’t there, does this mean that the pulling sensation I felt in the water was her? Was she hiding underwater at that time?

“Could it be her?” Elisa murmured. Gareth was somewhat puzzled, but he kept getting the impression that she was hiding something.

“Who? Kaylee?” he asked.

Elisa looked up, meeting the concerned gaze of Gareth. After a moment of contemplation, she decided to voice her inner speculation. Even though it sounded absurd, she did not want to hide anything from him.

“You know I’m a good swimmer, and that hot spring isn’t that deep, just around one hundred and eighty meters. I’ve been diving in Gronga before. Isn’t that much more dangerous than this?”

Gareth nodded in agreement. This was also something he could not figure out.

Ever since Elisa was brought to the hospital, and with the past three days and two nights of unconsciousness, he could not figure out how she, who was so proficient in swimming, could have drowned.

This was also the question he wanted to ask.

area for some time but didn’t spot any of you. So, I went to the deep water area alone. After soaking for a short time there, I started feeling anxious and short of breath, so I wanted to get out of the water. But at that moment, I felt a tugging sensation at my ankle, as if something was pulling at my ankle, dragging me down!” As she spoke, she seemed to

this was also a very unpleasant memory.

eyes filled with a hint of terror. “That sensation. It felt like a human hand. Do you understand what I

grasped her arm, saying, “I understand. I get what

that did Elisa gradually calm down.

he speak. “So what you’re trying to say is… Kaylee sneaked underwater and pulled you and Rachel

then shook her head.

looked at Gareth, who was staring back at her. They exchanged a glance, and

reason, Gareth did not believe that there was someone underwater at that time,

at Gareth, silently asking if he had noticed anything unusual

answer was no

his gaze on her as he struggled to speak. “Vincent and I both jumped into the water at the time, but we didn’t find anything unusual. More importantly, I later retrieved

no one had entered before you did.”