After taking a deep look at Hebrew, Orlando said, "Come with me. I have something to discuss with you."
"Okay."
Seeing that he had fooled his elder brother, Hebrew let out a long breath of relief.
When they arrived at the Adventurer Office, Orlando looked around at the busy people and asked, "No one else?"
"No." Hebrew shrugged and answered, "Right now, the entire Adventurer Office is being held up by the knights I brought with me."
"Not bad."
Hearing that assessment, Hebrew couldn't help saying, "Elder Brother, can't you tell I'm asking for people?"
"I can't." Orlando turned to look at Hebrew and answered calmly.
Hebrew froze. After staring at his elder brother for a long while, he muttered under his breath, "Forget it. I'll just go ask the lord for them."
"So just now, you wanted to go to Sixth Teleportation Array Island."
"No." Hebrew answered instinctively, then immediately realized he had fallen into a trap.
"Take me to your study."
"Oh."
When they arrived outside the study, Hebrew pushed open the door, then made an inviting gesture toward his elder brother.
Orlando entered the study and looked around. Judging from the setup, aside from the pile of documents on the desk, there were no other paper books anywhere.
Seeing his elder brother staring at the empty bookshelves, Hebrew rubbed the back of his head and said somewhat awkwardly, "Those things... I've never really liked them, so I just left them empty."
"You may dislike them, but what should be there still has to be there."
"Yes, yes, yes, Elder Brother. I understand."
Seeing Hebrew's perfunctory attitude, Orlando couldn't be bothered to say more.
He went to the desk and sat down. Orlando flipped through a few documents, looking at the notes written on them. They were well-reasoned