"After leaving Bansy Harbor and obtaining a certain item, Soren Einhorn Medici seemed to have changed somewhat. No longer instinctively weaving schemes at every turn, he displayed a degree of rationality and began preliminary cooperation with Ince Zangwill to fulfill their respective wishes.
"But was this a judgment made by reason, or a deeper conspiracy? Ince Zangwill had no certainty, but he had no other choice."
"In his view, there had been far too many coincidences in this series of events. Yet fundamentally, it was inevitable. At the very least, Soren Einhorn Medici's ability to construct stories far surpassed his own."
"While the Iron and Blood Cross Order had turned its attention to the Intis battlefield, a War Bishop still appeared. Did that not defy common sense? Of course, Tony Dawn's unruly arrogance and extreme confidence might have been why he insisted on hunting Ince Zangwill down. But was there another possibility?"
"Through a simple, direct, yet highly effective scheme, Ince Zangwill deceived the arrogant, confident, and conceited Tony Dawn by traveling aboard the same ship as a substitute. Fine, it went against a Hunter's hunting instincts, but everyone made mistakes in this world, didn't they?"
"Ince Zangwill cleverly seized the most appropriate moment. Before the Red Gloves squad took action, he met Parenk Tasib of the Pale Hand, the Artificial Death faction of the Numinous Episcopate, hoping to obtain their help in removing the evil spirit..."
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"The development of events was somewhat strange. Leonard Mitchell reached a conclusion without sufficient clues, and the only thing that could possibly have been connected to this matter was a letter Leonard had once sent. But why would merely sending a letter yield an answer?"
"Although Ince Zangwill was puzzled, he still hastily completed his preparations. After all, this