The two had met before, beyond their colleagueship, Delia also had a private relationship, reducing much of the formal pleasantries.
Byron got straight to the point with Rudolf, explaining the purpose of his visit and narrowing down the range of Schindler and the transport team members' disappearance.
His plan was simple, if there's trouble, consult the organization.
Being a council member, obtaining clues means you need to submit them to the Lighthouse Union at the earliest opportunity.
In such a turbulent time, discovering an unknown organization secretly hunting Lighthouse Sequence Transcendentals, yet can shield them from his perception.
How could Byron, the "Storm Lord" of the Lighthouse Sequence, dare to walk into such a trap?
Charge when it's time to charge, stay cautious when it's time to be cautious.
Only a powerful organization like the Lighthouse Union, representing the collective interests of the Lighthouse Sequence, would be the safest option to step in.
