Alice's frightened yet stubbornly composed appearance made her recall her experiences in Tingen after so long, then Megose's visit, and finally the culprit, Ince Zangwill.
Honestly, Ince had not left much of an impression on her. The impression Ince himself had left on her was probably not as profound as the sentence that had enlightened her back then.
Thus, Alice did not often remember that she needed to seek repayment from Ince. Klein, who had only heard about the aftermath from her, might care about it even more than she did.
...Come to think of it, she wondered how Klein's progress on the potion formula was going.
Klein had refused Alice's help with this matter. Of course, that was normal—her method of helping was to ask the Goddess for it.
Klein had rejected that special method, intending to steal Antigonus's notebook from beneath St. Samuel Church himself. However, Alice later realized a problem.
—Would the Goddess not know that the child she was watching was preparing to steal something from behind Chanis Gate?
Putting herself in the Goddess's shoes, Alice thought the Goddess was watching the fun.
The scene extracted from Selina's fate continued to flow onward. Alice watched the brown-haired girl with long curls lead her out of the house and into a room. When she saw Klein waiting inside, Alice decided there was no need to keep watching.
She directly sent the entire scene to Klein, then asked at the end:
"Do you know whose Honorific Name that Selina—the red-haired girl—used for 'Magic Mirror Divination'?"
Klein was currently discussing the acquisition of Coyim Company shares with Mrs. Mary from the Atmospheric Pollution Investigation Committee. Alice's message made his movements pause suspiciously for a moment. He did not respond until he had seen Mrs. Mary off, then replied from