With the general process for rescuing Lesser Lord Kusanali already mapped out, all that remained were the finer details and the actual implementation.
With his thoughts much clearer, Lin Feng found his mood improving as well.
When he arrived at the second floor of the Giant Tree Platform, he found, unsurprisingly, that no one was home at Kaveh's place. However, according to the nearby neighbors, the house still belonged to Kaveh and had not been sold to cover the construction costs of Khas-Sagale Palace as it had in the original story.
Although he ultimately failed to find Kaveh, Lin Feng was not particularly disappointed.
After all, barring any surprises, based on the characteristics of the contact described by the guards, he would encounter one of the most crucial figures in his plan while escorting Faruzan back to the Akademiya.
Seeing that the agreed time had not yet arrived, Lin Feng casually wandered around Sumeru City, memorizing the locations of landmarks such as the Weapon Shop, House of Daena, Adventurers' Guild, and Gandharva Ville.
Although Lin Feng had long coveted the Adventurers' Guild intelligence network and had wanted to visit it ever since arriving in this world, there simply was not enough time this trip. He could only wait until he was free later.
As for the Corps of Thirty's base—Gandharva Ville—that was on an entirely different level.
In terms of origins, the Corps of Thirty was one of the more ancient branches of the Eremites. Though it had always been known for its good reputation and strict management, it was ultimately still an independent mercenary group.
Employed by the Akademiya's Sages, the Corps of Thirty had long been responsible for matters such as Sumeru City's defense and patrols. Functionally speaking, it was something of a combination of police force and