"Mr. Azik!"
Angel cried out in delighted surprise.
Although she had already seen Azik suddenly appear once before, she had still prepared herself for battle when something unusual happened nearby. Only after recognizing the man before her did she relax.
Seeing Azik casually remove his top hat and reveal neatly combed short black hair, Klein smiled as well and greeted him.
"Having come to warm and pleasant Bayam, I'm actually a little unaccustomed to it."
Azik smiled faintly as he spoke. He took off his tailcoat, hung it together with his top hat on the coat rack, then returned to sit beside the sofa.
Seeing the brightly colored, fashionably styled vest beneath his tailcoat, Angel came to a realization.
"You went to Intis during this time?"
"That's right. I just returned from Trier. Although it was the coldest season there, the citizens were very welcoming, and the local cuisine was much better than Loen's. If I weren't trying to recover my memories, I might have wanted to settle down there."
Azik accepted the coffee Klein handed him and took a sip before answering.
"Was it because of the letter we sent?"
Klein asked doubtfully.
"The contents of the letter inspired me. Searching for memories doesn't necessarily have to be limited to the Loen Kingdom or the places I've recalled," Azik nodded, setting down his cup. He leaned forward, crossing his legs, and said seriously, "I went to Bansy Island and Trier in Intis, and remembered many more things."
"That really is good news."
Angel was genuinely happy that this gentleman, who might have lived for thousands of years yet possessed only a few decades of memories, could recover his past.
"It's the same for you. I studied the symbol in the letter, but there was no trace of it among