Half a month later, Velin told Kyle about the lost legendary Demiplane hidden deep within the inland sea of the Xenops Subcontinent.
"Please leave it to me, my lord."
Hearing this, Velin instructed, "Search for it as thoroughly as you can. If you can't find it, then forget it."
"Understood."
After bowing, Kyle left the study.
Once he watched Kyle leave and confirmed that the study doors were shut, Velin went to his desk, took out the Adventure Storybook, and began reading as though no one else were around.
Sure enough, with Kyle around, any matters that could be handled by the Star Moon Department would never be brought before him.
He had gone from taking one day off every two days to taking one day off every five days. Sometimes, he could even slack off a little on workdays. Life was simply too wonderful.
After leaving the study, Kyle returned to the study in the Secondary Castle. Looking at the piled-up official documents, he spent half an hour dealing with all of them. Then he leaned back against his chair and began considering how to urge his lord onward.
As one of the people who understood his lord best, Kyle knew better than anyone that without pressure from an external force, Velin would never move an inch.
However, using the same methods as before to push him no longer seemed appropriate, so he had to adopt a new approach.
"Perhaps I can discuss it with Duke Moravia."
Once that thought surfaced, Kyle could not help but let his mind wander.
Among his lord's many elders, there seemed to be no one more suitable than Duke Moravia—someone stronger than Velin, more experienced than him, and capable of personally disciplining him.
"That's settled, then."
"Once I finish this matter, I'll go