The king accepted the necklace and put it around his neck. "Thank you very much."
Othniel only replied with a faint smile.
He knew very well that the two of them could not accept that their second son was guilty.
"Then we'll take our leave; we've left the palace long enough," said the king.
"Very well. You two be careful on the road," Othniel replied with a smile.
The two of them had already left. "Let's go home too; we're just waiting for news from the two of them."
"Wait, Othniel. You haven't explained to me when you met them." Camryn asked curiously.
"I sent them a bird message yesterday," Othniel replied simply.
"Do you understand bird language?" Othniel was taken aback by Camryn's words.
"Oh my, Camryn. We don't need to understand bird language, but the mail birds are very in
