Sherlock Moriarty was the new identity Klein had prepared, with private detective as his profession.
He had even placed an advertisement in the Backlund Post.
After all, he needed a source of income to support his identity. This profession, which hovered in a gray area, was quite a good choice and also convenient for his investigations.
Since the murderer who had killed the captain was lurking in Backlund, he must be plotting something earth-shattering.
It had to be investigated thoroughly.
Even if Klein could not handle it himself, he could still report it.
Because Xu Yue had given Klein a ritual silver dagger, Klein had saved quite a bit on ritual materials.
The pounds in his possession had managed to hold firm amid the turmoil.
And thinking that the Tarot Club gathering would be held today, that he would soon be able to fleece the shipping fees, Klein looked forward to the afternoon meeting.
Oh, right. They had also helped Mr. The Hanged Man complete that mission, and Mr. Azik had appeared as well. The number of pages from Emperor Roosevelt's diary that Mr. The Hanged Man could provide was something to look forward to.
Although Klein had only provided some communication during that previous mission,
it was undeniable that it was precisely because of his contact that the final outcome had been happy for everyone.
The only thing Klein was uncertain about now was how great a role Xu Yue had played in the Pirate General's death.
Mr. Azik's reply had not gone into much detail about the process or specifics.
However, judging from the letter's description, Xu Yue should have fully used the abilities of a Sequence 5 Shepherd. It was quite possible that Xu Yue had already gained the upper hand before Mr. Azik made his move.