Although the idea that "the postal hub's transportation pipelines were still being used more than a billion years after the fall of the Netherese Civilization" sounded rather unimaginable, Kane's warning was indeed worth taking seriously. After all, he was a powerful and cautious combat professional. His ability to perceive space Law was certainly supported by a unique and well-developed method of his own, and even if the mad knight's judgment had been mistaken, such a mistake could not possibly have arisen without reason.
Besides, who knew how many secrets were still hidden within the once-glorious City of Sleepless Watchers? What Instant Kill Spear knew was only what he had asked Ktarolan about, so who could be sure that the construct empress, who had likely foreseen this day long ago, had not deliberately kept some especially important secret to herself?
In fact, although he appeared to have no intention of paying attention to the mad knight's strange remarks, Whisper of Destruction, standing inside the Law passage at that moment, had already raised his vigilance to the utmost.
Traces of a vehicle's movement? This magical device can only be activated with a savings card, so there shouldn't be any possibility of it running idly for no reason. The construct empress doesn't have the valuable authority to enter this "private information storage area" of the item repository either. Then, aside from Kane in the past, who else would use a little flyer to race through this long-abandoned building? Or rather... aside from Ktarolan, who cannot leave her post, could there be someone else on Dolush's Eye?
Staring unblinkingly at the deep, narrow pipeline ahead, the caster silently rubbed his chin and hesitated for a moment.
He was hesitating over whether to enter the transportation pipeline now and proceed toward his destination. After all,