Clover breathes in sharply, tapping her fingers against the tabletop. She struggles to marshal her thoughts into something that doesn’t sound like an accusation, and falls utterly flat.
“He was behind the dungeon,” she says in a monotone, her eyes on the weird grain of the tabletop. “Behind all of them. Or... most of them,” she corrects reluctantly. “He created or supported policies against half-breeds in Central, and he...” Her chest tightens, and Clover has a hard time forcing the words out. “He came up with the idea of using magic to... destroy the minds of half-breeds and troublemakers, to... to keep us from fighting back.
“His... I’m not sure what her rank was, just that she worked for him, she... she caught me. And threw me in the dungeon after making me forget.” She glances up at Sol. “Your brother helped me. And he helped Tezz, too.”