Faced with Baelgong's complete indifference, Bazby let out a soft sigh. "If even one of these Upper Class Nobles happened to be especially curious, I doubt that thin veil would be able to stop the nobles' gaze."
Baelgong merely smiled. "I'd actually like to see them make a few small moves. At least then things wouldn't be so boring... Enough, let's not talk about this. Why were you in such a hurry to find me? Didn't you feed today?"
As he spoke, Baelgong narrowed his eyes. "But I smell something sweet on you."
Bazby showed no reaction and simply said indifferently, "Several outsiders entered the territory today. The Patrol Team pursued them all the way here, and their carriage eventually fell off a cliff outside the castle. We found no bodies, so there's reason to believe they've infiltrated the castle."
"You said today?" Baelgong seemed thoughtful, as though he were pondering something.
It was rare to see this fellow thinking so seriously... Bazby frowned. "There were three of them specifically—one man and two women. One of the women should be a magician skilled at using magical items. The other two are unknown."
Baelgong suddenly said, "Perhaps they're just a few petty thieves. There's no need to make a great fuss... Withdraw the Patrol Team soldiers searching the castle. Don't disrupt the order inside. Just have the Shadow Department conduct a thorough search. Also, if you really find them, and they're relatively polite, make conversation your first approach... I hope this can be resolved peacefully."
"Baelgong?" Bazby was utterly confused. The people who had entered the territory weren't merely wandering around its outskirts. They might already be inside the clan's stronghold.
"Just do as I say." Baelgong shook his head. "If the Shadow Department can handle it, then it will naturally