Klein was in no hurry to confirm his general assumptions. He pretended that nothing had happened and turned the page so that it faced him.

The information he wrote about Ian Wright was completely true. He would still get a positive answer even if he used divination techniques to confirm. Therefore, he believed that the people under the ambassador’s charge would follow this investigations trail and gain something in return. It was unlikely that they would have the motivation to seek revenge on him for the time being.

Similarly, he would continue to spread the paper out on his desk for the military’s special department who were monitoring him. It would direct their attention away from him as they shifted their focus to Ian Wright. It would then be a race against time to find him before the ambassador.

This way, Klein would be even safer.

It feels like I’m walking on a tightrope. Is this a Clown’s special trick? He shook his head in amusement. He opened the oriel window, hoping to take in the fresh morning air, but there was thick, choking smog outside that made him quietly close the windows.

Pressing down the paper with Ian’s information with an ink bottle, Klein went to the closest bathroom and quickly washed up. He then picked up the black double-breasted suit and the half top hat that hung from the rack and walked all the way to the first floor.

He had an appointment with Lawyer Jurgen for breakfast today.

Pulling his black silver inlaid cane from the umbrella stand in the foyer, Klein walked along the edge of the street in a thick fog that provided visibility of no more than ten meters until he reached 58 Minsk Street. He rang the doorbell of the dark house.

As the clanging sound echoed, a black green-eyed cat with a raised tail suddenly appeared in his mind.

Brody the black cat walked straight to the door. After preparing itself for two seconds, it leaped up and grabbed the handle of the door.

Then, it inevitably fell and twisted the handle with its weight, and opened the door.

With a creak, the morning wind blew in, and the door slowly opened.

Brody the black cat glanced at Klein haughtily as it walked to the side.

“What a clever cat,” Klein praised as he faced the old lady, Doris, in her white apron.

Doris laughed as her wrinkles eased.

“It depends on its mood. Most of the time it acts stupid, as though it doesn’t know what you’re talking about. Oh, I’ve prepared my best bean turnip soup for you. Eat it with bread.”

Bean turnip soup… Sounds like something randomly mashed together… Klein smiled.

“I’m looking forward to it.”

The lawyer came out of the bathroom. Even at home, regardless if he had just woken up, he was dressed to the nines. His white shirt was ironed and his brownish-yellow vest was tightly fitted, the lines of his trousers appearing to be freshly ironed.

contract you wanted is complete. Check to see if there are any omissions.” Jurgen’s blue eyes

neatly combed back, and the sheen from the

hat and coat, and followed Jurgen into the study on the first floor,

through it. The more he read, the more his head hurt.

how much money is to be supplied to Leppard based on his progress, rather than a lump sum payment of 100 pounds. The first instance involves 50

smiled at Jurgen, and said, “I’m satisfied. Your professional skills are better than

took out two one-pound notes that he had

Klein the remaining contracts, and said in a serious tone, “If an error is made during the signing, there are two

iteration of shredding machines was a

Doris suddenly

has deteriorated,” Jurgen explained as

spoonful of yellow and green liquid from a black pot and poured it onto the

try the bean turnip soup. Here’s your bread.” Mrs. Doris smiled and pointed to

Jurgen who looked even more serious than before. His

dipped it in the yellow-green soup, and stuffed it into his mouth with the spirit

surprised to find that the flavor was actually quite good. The faint salty taste had a sweet tang to it that stimulated his appetite. It also perfectly brought out the soft, fragrant flavor of the

Jugen said

really don’t have any appetite watching you eat… Klein lampooned silently before immersing himself into the relaxed and happy feelings brought

to Sird Street in St. George Borough, where he made a formal agreement and paid Leppard the first fifty pound. The second sum of thirty pounds would be

Klein was left with

library to read the Tussock Times of the past year

saw the black-and-white photo and confirmed that it was the one he

Intis Republic’s ambassador’s name silently. He left the library and found a small restaurant

minutes to three, Klein pretended to take a nap. He drew the curtains, took four steps in

on him and received a positive result. He then wrote a divination

in his chair, he muttered the sentence. Klein’s eyelids drooped as he fell

into view in a world of illusion,

Klein saw a black shadow squirming in the crack at

threadworm drilled its way into the room. It arched at the center and then flattened itself, constantly repeating it as it proceeded towards the

stiff, as though it had broken down a

desk and crawled to the top, leaving

up as the middle of its body rose, leaving only the

it was just

threadworm turned the paper around and disappeared

case… That is to say, it wasn’t that the infiltrator didn’t want to take revenge on me last night; he simply didn’t have the ability to do so… Unless this iron-black threadworm is highly venomous… Klein nodded in enlightenment, he then used divination and obtained confirmation that

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