Alice said nothing. She carefully recalled the news, TV dramas, novels, short videos, and all sorts of other miscellaneous things she had seen, then said thoughtfully:
"Maybe I could ask an obstetrics and gynecology hospital?"
"Ask what?" Klein was visibly stunned for a moment.
"Whether there are more premature babies or more children born after delayed births, of course," Alice replied matter-of-factly.
This question left Klein confused for a moment. It took him some time to realize that this probably was not what they had been discussing. After hesitating briefly, he ultimately did not point it out and asked again:
"So I still need to come up with the last line of the honorific name?"
"Not for now," Alice replied.
Klein displayed a clearly visible look of surprise. After thinking for a moment, Alice explained:
"I just feel that if I really need it, I'll think of it myself when the time comes."
After chatting a little longer, they both returned to the real world.
Allen's recent explorations into mysticism had not been entirely without gains. At the very least, he had a goal when it came to finding someone to teach him Hermes Language.
Whether among middle-class people and nobles who studied mysticism or in all sorts of strange clubs, Allen had heard of quite a few such examples.
He made a list of those names. After hesitating for a while, he ultimately chose not to approach people from circles he was familiar with. The reason was simple: most people interested in mysticism were young.
—Only children had that much free time.
At that thought, Allen could not help sighing. He could not help regretting that neither of his first two children had much interest in mysticism. Otherwise, he would not have had to face such troubles today.