"By the way, what exactly was the situation in the Abyss now?" David asked curiously. "Did Lord Monchi's plan succeed?"
"You even knew about Monchi's plan?" Angel looked at David in some surprise. Although everyone knew about Monchi's plan, ordinary apprentices might not necessarily know its specifics.
David chuckled. He had not cared much about the Abyss before, but ever since Angel had gone there, he occasionally sought out news about it. Combined with the fragments Liana casually let slip, he had learned quite a few secret pieces of information.
The more he knew, the more he wanted to know. Especially news about such towering figures—even if it was far removed from his own life, so what? Precisely because it was so distant, it stirred even greater curiosity. It seemed more beautiful, more mysterious, and more vast and magnificent.
That was how people's gossiping curiosity came about.
David had not been particularly interested in such gossip before, because he had never been able to reach that level. But because Angel had gone to the Abyss, he had instead begun to grow curious.
"Whether Monchi's plan succeeded, I don't know." Angel paused. "And do you think someone at my level could come into contact with that sort of plan?"
David found that reasonable, completely unaware that Angel was brazenly lying through his teeth.
"Still, since my mentor brought me back to the Southern Region, I imagine the matter has come to a temporary close. Before long, some magazines and periodicals should report on it. I heard from my mentor that he also spoke with Mirror magazine about the Abyss. Once Mirror is published, you'll know."
David nodded somewhat dejectedly. He did not think Angel was wrong; it was normal for Angel not to know the inside details.
At that moment, he