"Why don't you ask Zhuri?"
Though she hadn't said so explicitly, they all knew she was asking about the Beaver Duke's burial site.
Of course Yu Xunge had asked. She wasn't that inflexible.
In response to Tulan's question, Yu Xunge explained, "I did, but Zhuri was dropped straight into the place. She didn't know the exact time, only that she appeared beside a fireplace as soon as she entered the game."
Although she could indeed use the time Zhuri entered the game as the time window when the Beaver Duke appeared, she already had the pocket watch map. What could be more useful or accurate than that?
And she had already seen the most important thing-the Beaver Duke's appearance-through Dustfire's Old Dining Table. The problem now was the owner of [Cat's Ideal]-King.
As Yu Xunge walked out of the Castle, she pulled over the Ship's Wheel floating beside her and examined it repeatedly, searching for clues about King.
She had noticed the wording Youwo used to describe King. In Fragrant Branch Language, it was "it." Was King a cat? Or something else?
She asked [Cat's Ideal] directly, "Are you a relic left behind by King?"
All six cats on the Rudder Shaft blinked. Having grown familiar with them, Yu Xunge understood that this meant yes.
But when it came to anything more, such as whether King was a cat or whether King had been buried at the time Youwo mentioned, the six First Mates started playing dumb again.
Yu Xunge wasn't in a hurry. She already had the most crucial answer. Once the pocket watch warmed up for the first time, she would learn the Beaver Duke's burial time, then she could switch to King's name to verify Youwo's answer.
She opened the Battlefield Chat Channel and read the messages