Hisss—
The little television flickered back to life with static.
The static did not last long before a new image popped up.
The third image, and the final one, was far clearer than the previous two, without the slightest obstruction.
A building resembling a bell tower stood near a Ferris wheel. In one of the "bell tower's" upper-floor rooms, light shone through the windows. Behind the floor-to-ceiling glass, a ponytailed woman in professional attire and black-rimmed glasses sat at a desk, typing away at a typewriter with a troubled expression.
Looking closely, one could see a title written on the half-finished manuscript emerging from the typewriter:
"Temptation of Desserts."
The subtitle was "—Traditional Pastry Tasting Journey."
The manuscript introduced several recommended dessert shops in Modern City, along with some food reviews.
Angel studied the scene carefully and spotted quite a few magazines near the typewriter. The cover of every one bore the words "Gourmet Vanguard."
Their covers featured all manner of mouthwatering food images, paired with macaron-like colors. They not only made one hungry, but also conveyed the magazine's youthful vitality.
Then, looking at the ponytailed girl's work environment and the documents on her desk...
Angel had basically determined that this "bell tower"-shaped building was most likely an office building. And this ponytailed girl was an employee in some magazine department within it.
Sure enough, Turing's words the next second confirmed Angel's guess.
"This person isn't a fashion magician, so her information is relatively complete." Turing said, "She's an editor for a food magazine. She is currently on the thirteenth floor of White Bell Building in West District Three, at the editorial department of Gourmet Vanguard."
Although the information was more complete than before, the ponytailed girl's exact name and identity still had not appeared.
However, now that they knew